This is a great watch.

Both teams are pretty open.

Craig Levein
St Johnstone manager on BBC Sportsound

Jordan McGhee actually should've done better. He's been in good goalscoring form arriving late into the box like that.

Having said that, Dundee continue to look excellent.

Luke McCowan's cross eventually finds Jordan McGhee at the back post, and he lets the ball drop before driving a shot at Jack Butland, who pushes it round the post.

McGhee didn't catch that one too cleanly. It's a good chance.

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Abdallah Sima again tests Jon McCracken with a shot from inside the box.

It was a tame one, though.

Rangers have settled down a bit now.

Rory Loy
Former Dundee striker on BBC Sportsound

I don't think that was a penalty. Lyall Cameron nudged the ball up. It might've struck Souttar's arm but that's not a penalty.

Dundee are claiming for a penalty here.

Lyall Cameron nudges the ball forward and it appears to hit John Souttar on the arm.

I think he was outside the box.

It's checked, and I think that's the call. Outside the box. On we go.

That's better from Rangers.

Todd Cantwell intercepts a pass and then plays a really nice ball in behind for Abdallah Sima, who strides into the box and forces Jon McCracken into a good save with his leg.

Joe Shaugnessy actually ended up going off the pitch, and he's not going to return.

Antonio Portales is coming on. That's a blow for Dundee as they lose their captain early on.

James Tavernier lifts a cross to the back post, and Kemar Roofe heads towards goal while moving away from the target.

It goes quite a bit past the near post.

Dundee captain Joe Shaughnessy is down on the deck. He's fallen awkwardly and hurt himself.

He's been an ever present this season, and it looks as though he'll soldier on.

A Dundee long throw finds Jordan McGhee in the Rangers box, but his attempted header hits off his back and goes straight through to goalkeeper Jack Butland.

Rangers are still asleep.

Now Dundee midfielder Lyall Cameron gets to the by-line and cuts the ball back along the six-yard box, but it doesn't fall for a team-mate.

The hosts are right up for this one.

Craig Levein
St Johnstone manager on BBC Sportsound

I genuinely thought that was going to nestle in the bottom corner from where we are sitting.

What a terrible start that could've been for Rangers!

Oh my, Dundee were a couple of inches from taking the lead there.

Amadou Bakayoko is played in behind James Tavernier and Connor Goldson.

His cross finds Malachi Boateng to the right of the penalty spot, and his low shot just goes past Jack Butland's far post.

A let off for Rangers.

"It's about how you react," Rangers boss Philippe Clement says.

Let's see what his team have got.

Now The Beatles' 'Yellow Submarine' is getting an airing at Dens Park.

Dundee trolling themselves. Superb stuff.

Rory Loy
Former Dundee striker on BBC Sportsound

Should you really be relying on your right back to score that many goals?

It's a damning indictment on the likes of Dessers etc. that they haven't managed to take chances in the big moments.

There's an over-reliance on James Tavernier to score these goals.

Maybe his goals are papering over the cracks? He's scored two penalties in the last two games. He's been really poor in those games, for me.

Rangers have the league's meanest defence, conceding just 23 goals in their 32 games.

They also have the most clean sheets, aided by goalkeeper Jack Butland's superb displays.

However, that's gone awry slightly in the last six league games, where they've conceded 10 goals.

That's getting on for half their entire total in just six games. Can they re-discover their miserly streak?

Dundee manager Tony Docherty tells Sportsound: "We wanted to retain our Premiership status first and foremost.

"We are punching above our weight, maybe four of fives places in this league.

"We have six games to go... let's see where we can get to.

"We could look back on this season with a great deal of satisfaction.

"The objectives have changed now because the players have ticked off all the previous objectives. So let's go and chase this next one now."

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Rangers manager Philippe Clement suggests the much criticised Dens Park pitch is "decent" and "looks much better than a few weeks ago", especially as "they have put some green paint on it so it looks better".

As for the defeat by Ross County, he tells BBC Scotland: "It was a disappointment of course. The first time in six months that team had an off day and not at their normal level.

"We lost our basics. We talked about repeating the basics again. We were too open, we were not reacting, we were not aggressive enough. We need to start with that again."

Clement says his side have shown previously they can handle the pressure of chasing Celtic for the title and adds: "They are all eager to react against a very good opponent."

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Right, let's hear from the managers who have been speaking on Sportsound.

First up, the Rangers manager Philippe Clement.