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A COMPLETE preview of the 2026/27 William Hill Premiership

Millions of eyes from all around the world were fixed on the Scottish Premiership last season as Hearts bid to end the Glasgow-centric dominance that has reigned over Scotland since the 80s. Celtic got the title over the line at the last minute, which many will find disappointing, but the global attention on Scottish football can only be a good thing. Hearts’ weren’t the only underdog story of last season with Motherwell and Falkirk providing excellent stories in their own right. Whilst the 2026/27 season certainly has a hard act to follow in terms of entertainment factor, here’s everything you need to know about the league heading into the next season. Aberdeen: It’s a first full season in charge for Stephen Robinson who replaced Jimmy Thelin in March. It’s always hard to predict how Aberdeen will fair as life post Derrick McInnes can best be described as a rollercoaster. Aberdeen have flirted with relegation the past few years before proving to be too big to go down. But of course, there is the third place season of 2022/23 and the Scottish Cup win in 2025 to counter. It’s been a busy summer in the North East with 10 signings thus far. Stephen Robinson has re-united with Connor Ronan from their time at St. Mirren. They’ll hope the force is with them after signing Obi Wan Kenobi’s great-grandson in Nesta Guinness-Walker, Tony Yogane’s positive loan at Dundee has rewarded him with a move to Aberdeen. They’ve also added household Premiership names in Lewis Mayo and Brad Lyons to name a few. Incomings: Connor Ronan, Alexander Briedl, Lewis Mayo, Brad Lyons, Toyosi Olusanya, Nesta Guinness-Walker, Dan Happe, Ayoub Mouloua, Marius Müller, Tony Yogane. Outgoings: Topi Keskinen, Alexander Jensen, Graeme Shinnie, Ryan Duncan, Marko Lazetic, Tom Mcintrye, Per Kristian Bratviet, Elvis Bwomono, Vicente Besuijen, Alfie Stewart (loan), Alfie Bavidge (loan). What to expect: Mid-table finish. Celtic: Celtic are now five-in-a-row champions, but it somehow feels like a dark cloud is hanging over the club. Despite the drama from the end of last season, it’s fair to say that last season’s Celtic side are probably the worst title winners in recent memory. Although, that speaks to just high the bar is for Celtic. Martin O’Neill will lead Celtic out for another season after signing a further one-year deal, somewhat delaying another managerial appointment. Despite criticisms surrounding their performances or style of play, O’Neill’s Celtic have shown that they can really turn it up when it matters, You can look ash their second half dismantlement of St. Mirren in the Scottish Cup semi-final, or snatching the title from Hearts with just minutes remaining, or their comeback against Rangers in the split and much, much more. Unfortunately for Celtic, the fall-out between the fans and the board continues after a lack of signings, with Celtic fans standing firmly behind the ‘not another penny’ campaign until they see change. Failures to secure new deals for Marcelo Sarrachi and Kelechi Iheanacho only add fuel to the fire too. It truly feels like a lot of discontent hangs over the club at the minute. Incomings: Camilo Duran Outgoings: Luis Palma, Maik Nawrocki, Kelechi Iheanacho, Stephen Welsh, Hayato Inamura, Josh Clarke, Shin Yamada (loan), Kasper Schmeichel (retired) What to expect: Title contenders Dundee: When Stephen Pressely was appointed as Dundee boss last season, many eyebrows were raised from Dundee fans and neutrals alike, many even tipped them to go down, but Pressely kept them up at a canter. They’ll be without last season’s star man in Luke Graham after the defender departed for Stoke in a club record deal. Losses of Trevor Carson and Jon McCracken in the goalkeeping department may force the club to look for a replacement between the posts. Incomings: Idris Odutayo, Zan Besir, Alan Forrest, Ryan Finnigan, Owen Bevan Outgoings: Luke Graham, Jon McCracken, Ethan Ingram, Clark Robertson, Paul Digby, Billy Koumetio, Emile Acquah, Lewis Montsma, Trevor Carson (retired) What to expect: Bottom-half/ relegation candidates Dundee United: Much like his former club Aberdeen, Jim Goodwin’s recent career is another rollercoaster. When he took the Tannadice helm in 2023 the club was as good as relegated. Goodwin led them back to the Premiership at the first time of asking, before securing European football upon their Premiership return, even going toe-to-toe with Rapid Vienna in the conference league. They seemed to revert to the mode with a bottom six finish last year. It’s been a busy window on the other side of Dens Road so far. Jack Walton has returned to the club, there’s also been promising signings from Australia whilst Dylan Tait is an impressive signing from their competitors in Falkirk. Incomings: Jesse Randall, Lachlan Rose, Joshua Rawlins, Dylan Tait, Michael Forbes, Jordan Amissah, Jack Walton, Medhi Merghem, Idjessi Metsoko (loan) Outgoings: Craig Sibbald, Ryan Strain, Ashely Maynard-Brewer, Johnny Russell, Kristijan Trapanovski, Dave Richards, Lewis O’Connell, Owen Stiron (loan), Ruairidh Adams (loan) What to expect: Mid-table finish Falkirk: Falkirk returned to the Premiership after 16 years last season, marking a double-promotion with a top-six finish. A side who built on solid home performances last season and nearly secured European football in the process. Falkirk are on the up at the moment and they can build on this success. Or, whatever goes up can come straight back down. They’ve lost star men from last season in Barney Stewart and Calvin Miller, Filip Lissah hasn’t returned to the club following an impressive loan spell. It could well get worse with John McGlynn being one of the leading contenders to replace Steve Clarke as Scotland boss. Incomings: Lewis Nielson, Jack McMillan, Deniss Melniks, Craig Sibbald, Scott Tanser, Jay Hogarth, Ethan Laidlaw, Paul McGovern Outgoings: Barney Stewart, Calvin Miller, Dylan Tait, Jamie Sneddon, Gary Oliver, Brian Graham, Rhys Walker, Sean Mackie What to expect: Bottom-half finish Heart Of Midlothian: Hearts were mere minutes away from becoming the first non Old-Firm cub to win the league in over 40-years. Derrick McInnes has since departed for Rangers and its a completely new look Hearts side for the Wouter Vrancken era. Numerous new signings

July 20, 2026

Dundee 4-2 Airdrie – Dundee Defeat Airdrie in Six-Goal Thriller

Dundee defeat League One Airdrie in the League Cup after a very entertaining game of football at Dens Park. Airdrie had a brilliant chance in the opening three minutes, triallist Taylor having his short miss target very narrowly and spun wide of goal. Joe Bevan instantly had a chance of his own, but his effort which was at a very tight angle smacked off the post as both side registered their first attempt. Airdrie fired ahead after 11 minutes, Mahon with a ball into the box which got congested which ended up with the ball hitting off Sharp and into the net to put Airdrie in front after an initial attempt by Taylor. Matt Yates had a big chance shortly, an attempt from very far out with Harry Sharp miles out of net but his strike going fairly well over the net. Drey Wright on 26 minutes made a darting and bright run goal bound and unleashed a tidy strike but well saved by the former Falkirk shot-stopper to deny and equaliser. Reilly equalised just after the half-hour mark after an outstanding strike from distance which found its way into the top right-hand corner to give Dundee one back. Finnigan had a chance to put Dundee ahead, a strike from just outside the box which fired just wide of target keeping the game level. Sam Fisher put the Diamonds back ahead with already, a goal of the season contender on his debut as the defender whipped a ball goal bound from miles out which looked like a cross and somehow, it found the top corner as Airdrie go into the break ahead. Into the second half, Dundee had a golden chance to draw level as new signing, Odutayo had the best chance but volleyed his effort past the post which he had to do much better and get it on target. Hamilton soon after had a chance, he took a strike outside the box but a low effort fired just wide of goal to keep Airdrie ahead. A minute on, Ethan Hamilton attempted almost the same type strike but this time, he managed to fire it past Jamie Sneddon as Dundee draw level for the second time. Kian Taylor had a great chance soon after, you could say he should’ve squared it sooner but he took on the strike himself which it fizzled just wide of goal. Dundee fired ahead after 73 minutes as Joe Bevan neatly struck a clean strike into the bottom right hand corner to give Dundee the lead. Dundee sealed it on 80 minutes following a corner into the box which saw a strong and powerful header by Ashley Hay to almost guarantee three points. Dundee begin the new campaign with a vital three points against a well organised Airdrie side as the Dees start their season on the front foot. Dundee: Sharp (5), Odutayo (6), Astley (7), O. Bevan (8), Wright (6), Finnigan (7), Hay (7), Reilly (7), J. Bevan (8), Jones (6), Hamilton (7). Substitutes: Murray (6), Donnelly (6), Crombie (6), Oosenbrugh (6). Airdrieonians: Sneddon (6), Ross (6), Fisher (7), Simpson (6), Mahon (7), Gallagher (7), Mebude (6), Yates (6), Easton (6), Lister (6), Taylor (7). Substitutes: Iserhienrhien (6), Walczak (6), Williams (6), Pickford (6).

July 11, 2026

Dundee vs Airdrieonians – Match Preview

Scottish football returns, as Dundee face Airdrieonians at Dens Park. Dundee finished 8th in the Premiership last campaign, finishing three points behind their neighbours, while Airdrieonians finished 9th in the Championship, meaning they had to go through the play-offs to escape relegation, however, following a 3-1 aggregate defeat to Alloa Athletic, Airdrieonians were relegated to the third tier of Scottish football. These two sides met in this stage of the League Cup last campaign at Dens Park, where Airdrie ran out 1-0 winners, courtesy of a goal from Mochrie. Since November 2022, Dundee and Airdrieonians have met five times. Overall, Dundee won three and Airdrie won two. Airdrie’s two victories both ended 1-0, while Dundee’s wins came in more convincing fashion, winning 4-0 in February 2025, 6-1 in Augusts 2024 and 6-2 in November 2022. Both sides have been busy in the transfer window. Steven Pressley’s side have lost some key players in the early stages of this transfer window, including Luke Graham, who joined English Championship side Stoke City, Billy Koumetio to English Championship side Charlton Athletic, Jon McCracken who departed on a free, Paul Digby to Colchester United and Emile Acquah to Notts County. The Dark Blues have also lost both Tony Yogane who spent last season on loan at Dens Park and recently signed for fellow Premiership side Aberdeen, and Cameron Congreve, who spent last season on loan at Dundee as well and has now returned to Swansea. However, Dundee have brought in reinforcements, bringing in midfielder Ryan Finnigan, who Dundee had been monitoring for twelve months and who signed for Dundee despite strong interest from other clubs in England. Dundee also signed left-back Idris Odutayo, who spent the last three seasons at Bromley, helping guide them to two promotions, including last season’s promotion to English League One. Dundee also recently announced the signing of Slovenian midfielder Zan Besir. Besir is a midfielder who gets goals – scored six goals last season and five the season before, and has a great left foot. The 25-year-old is definitely one to watch for the upcoming campaign. Saturday’s visitors have also been busy following their relegation. The Diamonds have signed midfielder AJ Bridge, who is able to operate anywhere in the midfield, bringing versatility to Airdrieonians. 19-year-old English left-back Henry James, who spent last season on loan at Peterhead. Former Aston Villa midfielder Ewan Simpson, who spent last season at Hamilton Academical. 24-year-old central defender Sam Fisher, who joined from Scottish Championship outfit Dunfermline Athletic, following recent loan spells at Kelty Hearts and Stenhousemuir. And Matty Yates from Linfield, who scored six times in the Northern Irish Premiership last season. Yates has experience when it comes to finding the net in Scotland. The 24-year-old scored 32 times in 130 matches for Stenhousemuir and thirteen times for Stranraer between October 2020 and May 2022.

July 9, 2026

Dundee confirm the departure of central defender

Dundee have confirmed that Billy Koumetio has joined Charlton Athletic. English Championship side Charlton Athletic have confirmed the signing of Billy Koumetio for a fee of around £500K. It’s believed that Dundee also have a sell on fee percentage for the 23-year-old. Koumetio, who joined Dundee from Liverpool in August 2024, went on to play 44 matches, scoring 1 goal, which came in the League Cup group stages against Bonnyrigg Rose in July 2025. Following his departure, Koumetio took to Social Media to thank Dundee Football Club: “As I leave Dundee FC, I want to thank everyone at the club for the incredible years we shared. It has been a privilege to be part of this club and to work alongside such great teammates, coaches, and staff. A special thank you to the fans for your amazing support throughout my time here. I truly appreciate every moment and will always look back on my time at Dundee FC with gratitude. I wish the club nothing but success for the future. Thank you for everything.” Dundee also look set to lose Scottish central defender Luke Graham. The 22-year-old looks set to join English Championship side Stoke City for £2M plus add-ons.

July 1, 2026

Dundee Announces Blackadders LLP as New Training Partner

Dundee have today announced a partnership with Blackadders LLP as their new official training partner. The national law firm, who were first based in the City of Discovery only, will now feature on all of the club’s training wear, a first of its kind deal for the Dark Blue’s. Dundee’s Managing Director John Nelms highlighted the importance of having a sponsorship agreement with a company that has heritage so close to home as Blackadder’s LLP does. He said: “We are delighted to welcome Blackadders LLP as our new Training Wear Partner. “Blackadders is a highly respected Scottish firm with strong ties to Dundee, and we are proud to be partnering with an organisation that shares our ambition and commitment to the local community. “We look forward to working together throughout the season and beyond.” Blackadders Joint Managing Partner Emma Gray also spoke on her optimism ahead of the agreement taking shape. She said: “We are thrilled to be partnering with Dundee Football Club as its new Training Wear Partner. “The club plays an important role in the city and its community and we are proud to support the team, staff and supporters. “We are excited about the opportunities this partnership presents and look forward to a successful relationship with Dundee FC.” Dundee will fly to Hungary for a week-long pre-season camp on June 28th, ahead of their first League Cup Group Stage fixture at home to Airdrieonians on July 11th. Their pre-season preparations continue with a home friendly against English Premier League side Everton scheduled amongst the rest of their League Cup ties, before kicking-off their Premiership campaign away to title holders Celtic on August 3rd.

June 18, 2026

McCracken to leave Dundee ahead of 2026 Season

After retaining their place in the league, Steven Pressley’s Dundee have released their retained list for the upcoming Scottish Premiership season, including the exit of regular goalkeeper Jon McCracken. An 8th-place finish offers the Dees a platform to build from, after Steven Pressley successfully navigated his maiden year at Dens Park. The list also sees the exit of experienced options, Trevor Carson and Ethan Ingram. The full list includes: Under Contract Ryan Astley Billy Koumetio Aaron Donnelly Drey Wright Paul Digby Emile Acquah Finlay Robertson Ashley Hay Imari Samuels Kieran O’Hara Simon Murray Brad Halliday Charlie Reilly Joe Westley Luke Graham Joseph Bevan Callum Jones Harry Sharp Ethan Hamilton Loan Players Returning to Parent Club Tony Yogane Cameron Congreve Yan Dhanda Joel Cotterill Scott Wright Aldahir Valenzuela Players Departing Jon McCracken Lewis Montsma Ethan Ingram Trevor Carson In Discussions Clark Robertson Dundee open their Premier Sports Cup campaign against Airdrieonians on July 12.

June 1, 2026

Kilmarnock 3-1 Dundee FC: Killie confirm their Premiership status with a vital victory over the Dee

A brace from Joe Hugill secures safety for Killie, delight for Neil McCann has been a revelation since his arrival to the Rugby Park dugout. It was a cagey opening first 15 minutes, the hosts had the opening chance, Findlay Curtis with some excellent wing play, floating an enticing ball into the Dundee box, but it just missed the head of Joe Hugill. Moments after, Tom Lowery sees his powerful attempt on goal from the edge of the box saved by Dundee keeper Kieran O’Hara. A tense atmosphere was already building inside Rugby Park. But the hosts were in control of the match in the early stages. Midway through the first half, Kiliie had the ball in the back of the net, some quick and clever play as Greg Kiltie played a dangerous ball into the box, Findlay Curtis managed to get on the end of it to poke it in past Kieran O’Hara, much to the joy of the home fans. That joy was short-lived as VAR deemed the goal to be offside. A rare and glaring opportunity arose for Dundee as Fin Robertson found himself in acres of space inside the Killie box following a quick counterattack; however, the delivery to him was abysmal. A corner brought some hope for the hosts; unfortunately for Killie, it came to nothing. Following the corner, Dundee set out on a counterattack, which was abruptly ended when Robbie Deas brought down Scott Wright on the halfway line, resulting in a yellow card for the Kilmarnock captain. Two huge chances for Kilmarnock on the stroke of half-time, Bruce Anderson almost squeezed the ball into the back of the net from close range. Another glorious opportunity from the resulting corner, Findlay Curtis’s header was just inches wide. With the news that Saint Mirren were leading at Pittodrie, the anxiety amongst the home fans grew even more as the whistle for half-time went. Kilmarnock finally got the goal they needed through Tom Lowery in the 62nd minute; the midfielder rifled the ball right into the far corner of the net. Kieran O’Hara had absolutely no chance. Another massive chance for Findlay Curtis moments after his side took the lead, however, the tricky winger could not convert as his attempt went wide, a golden opportunity for the home side to go two up. That chance would come back to haunt him as Dundee re-grouped and went on the offensive, equalising through substitute Charlie Riley. His strike from just outside took a deflection and flew into the back of the net, ultimately going down as a Tom Lowery own goal. Just as Dundee drew level, St. Mirren doubled their lead at Pittodrie, a terrible passage of time for Killie. Lifeline for the hosts in the 84th minute. A clumsy challenge by young prospect Charley Oosenbrugh on Aaron Tshibola inside the box led to a penalty being awarded for Kilmarnock. Joe Hugill stepped up and made no mistake, burying his penalty into the bottom left corner, sending the Killie fans into pandemonium. Killie sealed the deal as Neil McCann’s men made it 3-1 with just seconds left on the clock. Joe Hugill nodded the ball into the net, grabbing a brace for himself on the night after substitute Rory McKenzie capitalised on some poor Dundee defending and secured Killie’s status as a Premiership side for another season. Coming into tonight’s game, Neil McCann knew a victory for Kilmarnock would secure their Premiership status for another season. Facing a heavily rotated Dundee side, who have already secured their spot in Scotland’s top flight for another season, despite many people backing the Dee to face the drop at the start of the season. This result now means that this season’s League Cup winners, St. Mirren, will play in the relegation play-offs and could well face the drop to the Scottish Championship. As for the hosts, they can travel stress-free to Livingston for their final game of the season this coming Sunday. Player Ratings Kilmarnock: Stryjek 7, Schønning-Larsen 8 (Mayo 87′ 6), Stanger 7, Deas 8, Thompson 8, Tshibola 8, Lowery 8, Curtis 7, Hugill 9, Kiltie 7 (McKenzie 92′), Anderson 6 (Watkins 58′ 6, Watson 87′ ) Dundee: O’Hara 6, Astley 7, Clark Robertson 6 (Bevan 67′ 6), Koumetio 6, Halliday 6 (Oosenburgh 4), Finaly Robertson 6, Jones 7, Cotteril 6 (Yogane 86′), Samuels 5, Wright 5 (Reilly 68′ 6), Hay 6 (Westley 68′ 6)

May 12, 2026

Junior Dee’s Take Over at Dens Park

Saturday, 9 th May 2026, was a day to remember at Dens Park as Dundee FC Community Trust hosted a Junior Dee’s Takeover during Dundee FC’s home match against Livingston. Nine Junior Dees were given a unique behind‑the‑scenes opportunity to take over key match-day roles, experiencing first‑hand what it takes to make a Dundee FC match day happen. From pitch preparation and dressing room duties to media interviews, boardroom welcomes, photography, announcing and even stepping into the famous Snappy Dee role, the Junior Dees ran the show with enthusiasm, confidence and big smiles. Each Junior Dee was paired with a club or Community Trust ‘buddy’, shadowing them before the match while being encouraged to lead tasks themselves. The aim was simple: to put young supporters at the heart of the match-day experience, and they delivered brilliantly! Junior Dee’s roles included: Junior Kit Coordinator, Junior Groundsman, Junior Announcer, Junior Media Officer, Junior Photographer, Junior Boardroom Assistant, Junior Operations Assistant and Junior Snappy Dee. The day began with preparations inside the stadium, from laying out kits and setting up the pitch to welcoming guests and conducting player and manager interviews. The Junior Media Officers interviewed Luke Graham and Steven Pressley, while the Junior Announcer entertained hospitality lounges and announced the team lines ahead of kick‑off. A highlight for many supporters was seeing Junior Snappy Dee meeting fans and helping get the crowd ready, after receiving some playful but “very serious” guidance from Snappy Dee themselves. Alongside the takeover, dozens more Junior Dee’s took part in a drawing competition, with their artwork proudly featured in the official matchday programme and shared across Dundee FC social media channels. The drawings added colour and personality to the occasion, showcasing the creativity and passion of the club’s youngest supporters. A spokesperson for Dundee FC said: “The Junior Dee’s Takeover is all about giving young supporters the chance to feel truly part of Dundee FC. The confidence, excitement and pride they showed was incredible to see. We’re also delighted so many children took part through the drawing competition, their artwork brought a real sense of fun and community to the day.” Parents, guardians, club staff and supporters alike praised the Junior Dee’s for their confidence and energy, making the takeover a shining example of how football can inspire and engage young people. Dundee FC and Dundee FC Community Trust would like to thank all participating Junior Dee’s, their families, volunteers, club staff and supporters for helping make the event such a success.

May 12, 2026

Dundee 1-0 St Mirren – Dundee edge past St Mirren to steer away from relegation

A first-half Westly strike earned Dundee a huge three points as they look to steady the ship and avoid the drop and remain in the top-flight. Dhanda had the first real big chance after ten minutes as he fired a tame effort from the edge of the box which was easily gathered by Ross Sinclair in goals. Dundee shortly fired ahead after a slack pass at the back allowed Dundee to attack with Congreve twisting-and-turning on the right flank, he then whipped a ball into the box where Joe Westley struck it home to steer Pressley’s men away from the relegation fight. The hosts nearly had a second as Dhanda struck the ball goal bound but was deflected onto the bar by a St Mirren body to deny Dundee a second. Congreve again whipped a low ball in, it found Westley once again but his effort went just wide of the target. St Mirren were denied a penalty just before the break after a pretty dreadful half by the Buddies’ but after a lengthy VAR check, the penalty was denied. Into the second half, Richardson took on a shot from distance which ended up being palmed away by the Dundee number one to deny an equaliser for the Paisley outfit. St Mirren had another big chance which saw Campbell deliver a ball into the box and Mandron met with it but his strike fired just wide. Not much drama in the second period going into the 70 minute mark as St Mirren struggle to pull one back despite a slightly better half than their first half showing. St Mirren again came close as Idowu made a darting run towards goal and took on a strike from a very tight angle which rattled the side netting as St Mirren keep pushing for an equaliser. Congreve had a chance to see off the game with a right-footed strike inside the box but too many touches allowed St Mirren bodies to come back and block his effort. Dundee had a massive late chance with a ball across goal mouth but the Dundee forward unable to tap the ball into the net to go two clear. Dundee see out a vital win at Dens as they continue their relegation fight as their Premiership status for next season looks very likely and for the visitors, well they drop into 11th as they go into the fight with Kilmarnock – which they will meet next Saturday in Paisley. Dundee: McCracken (6), Astley (7), Wright (7), Murray (6), Halliday (7), Yogane (8), Westley (8), Congreve (7), Dhanda (9), Hamilton (7), Graham (7). Substitutes: O’Hara (7), Robertson (7), Hay (6), Samuels (6), Koumetio (6). St Mirren: Sinclair (6), Richardson (6), Tanser (5), King (6), O’Hara (6), Idowu (6), Devaney (6), Mandron (5), Campbell (6), Freckleton (6), Phillips (5). Substitutes: McMenemin (6), Fraser (6), Young (6).

May 2, 2026

Dundee FC Announces Multi-Year Partnership Renewal with Assai Records

Dundee Football Club is proud to announce a multi-year partnership renewal with Assai Records, the award-winning independent record retailer renowned for its deep roots in Scottish music culture. This exciting collaboration brings together two iconic Dundee brands, uniting football and music to create unique experiences for fans and the wider community. As part of the partnership, Assai Records will remain the official audio partner of Dundee FC, with the distinctive Assai logo on the warm-up tops and club-inspired playlists on the dual-branded Spotify channel. As part of the agreement, fans can look forward to exclusive events and collaborative campaigns celebrating the shared passion for sport and music in Dundee. The partnership will also explore opportunities to support local artists and enhance matchday experiences through music-driven activations. John Nelms, Managing Director at Dundee FC, said: “We are delighted to continue our relationship with Assai Records as a partner of Dundee Football Club. This collaboration reflects our commitment to connecting with our community in new and creative ways. Assai’s reputation and passion for music align perfectly with the energy and identity of our club and supporters.” Keith Ingram, Owner at Assai Records, added: “Partnering with Dundee FC is a natural fit for us. Both organisations are deeply embedded in the city’s culture, and we’re excited to bring music and football fans together through this partnership. We look forward to creating something truly special over the coming years.” This partnership marks another step in Dundee FC’s ongoing efforts to build strong, meaningful relationships with local and national brands, enhancing the experience for supporters and contributing to the vibrancy of the Dundee community.

April 30, 2026