Dundee manager Tony Docherty will be watching from the Dens Park stand for Sunday’s important Scottish Premiership match against Celtic. This will be Dundee’s first top-six post-split game in nearly ten years, thanks to Docherty’s excellent work with the team since their promotion. Brendan Rodgers will lead Celtic into Dundee for the showdown, looking to maintain their lead in the title race. However, Docherty won’t be on the sidelines due to a recent booking that triggered a one-match ban for coaches. Despite not being in the dugout, Docherty’s presence in the stands will still be felt as he supports his team. Be sure to follow Record Sport on social media for all the latest news and updates on Scottish football. And don’t forget to join our Rangers and Celtic communities on WhatsApp for breaking news and transfer updates right to your phone.
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