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LEE WILKIE: I wouldn t be surprised if Lee Ashcroft is Dundee s main man again for the play-offs and disappointment after Dundee United s lacklustre semi showing

Not just on personnel but how his team approaches this one. When they played each other a few weeks back, Dundee managed to nullify Raith’s possession-based game. They did that by letting them keep the ball in areas that wouldn’t hurt them. That worked, so will the manager look to frustrate their opponents again? With attacking players like Jason Cummings, Charlie Adam and Paul McMullan, Dundee are always going to create. That’s how it went at Dens on the second last game of the season where Dundee won 2-1. Or will he just go for it? Ashcroft and Fontaine will be key

JIM SPENCE: Winning Scottish Cup would be icing on cake of European riches for Dundee United or St Johnstone

JIM SPENCE: Winning Scottish Cup would be icing on cake of European riches for Dundee United or St Johnstone Dundee United and St Johnstone could both be celebrating again this weekend. This season’s Scottish Cup offers glory, silverware and a possible pot of European cash to push the winners ahead of other clubs next season. It’s estimated that European entry from lifting the trophy could be worth up to £3 million. If that figure is anywhere near true then, if Dundee United and St Johnstone can book an historic return bout, winning the cup could be just the icing on the cake of European riches.

GEORGE CRAN: Nobody will want to face Dundee in the play-offs and great to see United back on the big stage

GEORGE CRAN: Nobody will want to face Dundee in the play-offs and great to see United back on the big stage © David Young/Action Plus/Shutters Dundee players celebrate. Not even a potential Premiership opponent in the final. That’s what Dundee players have been saying and it’s very difficult to argue. Both Jason Cummings and Shaun Byrne have said something similar to that statement. That shows the confidence in the dressing-room at Dens Park. Confidence that has been growing with every result. Timing is everything and the Dark Blues have timed their best form since relegation for the most opportune moment.

DUNDEE ANALYSIS: Timing couldn t be better for the Dark Blues

Updated: May 1, 2021, 10:36 am © SNS Group Jason Cummings celebrates in Dumfries. Sometimes the best things in life aren’t about how you get there but more about when you arrive. And Dundee have timed their peak in the league season to perfection, bypassing their rivals at the final hurdle to finish in second spot. For the Dark Blues have only found themselves in second place after one matchday this term – matchday 27, the final one. In fact, you have to go all the way back to matchday two of last term to see James McPake’s side that high in the Championship table.

GEORGE CRAN: Are Dundee good now? And good things come to Arabs who wait

GEORGE CRAN: Are Dundee good now? And good things come to Arabs who wait © SNS Group Are Dundee good now? It’s a pretty simplistic question but one that’s had a simple answer for a long time now. I’ve been saying all season I expected the Dark Blues to get things together at some point. It’s taken a while and I was concerned I’d been babbling like a blithering idiot, optimistically pinning opinion on hope rather than reality. However, I do feel things are changing at Dens Park for the better. Seven matches unbeaten, four wins and three draws, that included victories over the two other sides in the play-off spots.

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