Tony Docherty insists Dundee will respond after Celtic make it two 6-0 defeats in a succession as he opens up on Lyall Cameron absenceTony Docherty

Tony Docherty insists Dundee will respond after Celtic make it two 6-0 defeats in a succession as he opens up on Lyall Cameron absenceTony Docherty asserts that Dundee will

“rebound” following their second consecutive 6-0 defeat, as Celtic exhibited overwhelming dominance at Parkhead. On Saturday, the team faced Hearts, and during the midweek,

they competed against the reigning champions in an away match. Docherty expressed his frustration regarding the VAR decision that resulted in the penalty which initiated the scoring, as well as the inaction exhibited by referee Colin Steven prior to the second goal. Engels made no error from the spot on 17 minutes before Trevor Carson was beaten at the third attempt by Adam Idah in first-half stoppage time.

In the latter half of the match, the visitors lost control as the Hoops achieved another substantial victory, with Daizen Maeda contributing two goals, Engels securing an additional goal, and Nicolas Kuhn registering the sixth. To render it the most arduous week imaginable for the

But in the second half, we can’t have the third goal notably. We just can’t. “We are acutely aware of the threats posed by Celtic, and we must not become complacent or permit an opponent to secure a header within the penalty area.”

“Subsequently, the quality of the goals we conceded was substandard, and this is an issue we have discussed with the team.” However, it is imperative that we proceed at this juncture.

Lyall Cameron In the next round, the Dark Blues will welcome the Championship underperformers Airdrieonians in the Scottish Cup. It is anticipated that Lyall Cameron will be available following his absence from the recent journey to Celtic due to an Achilles injury, which occurred shortly after the announcement of his imminent transfer to Rangers.