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How Dundee can repeat February win over Gers
Whether his performance against Kilmarnock was enough to keep his place remains to be seen.
However, if it is Haber up top, the Dundee striker will have to try and ruffle the feathers of the Gers backline.
Wilson and McCrorie have been in recently and, against Hamilton in particular, haven’t been the most secure defence you’ve ever seen.
McCrorie actually picked up an assist for Hamilton’s opener when his short backpass was picked off by Accies attacker David Templeton.
What was lacking for Dundee against Killie was an attacking threat and it’s absolutely imperative Haber leads the line for their team and carries that threat.
Glen Kamara v Ryan Jack
Finland international Glen Kamara has shone this season despite Dundee’s bleak form.
Since signing in the summer, the former Arsenal man has grown in stature with every game in dark blue.
With TV cameras broadcasting the game worldwide, tomorrow is a chance for Kamara to show everyone how well he’s been playing.
He’ll likely be up against former-Aberdeen man Jack or Jason Holt in the middle of the park.
And if Kamara can keep up his recent showings, the composure and drive from the middle of the park could be the catalyst for the Dark Blues.
Back in February, Dundee set themselves up with a fast start, putting Rangers on the back foot from the off.
Kamara could be the man to set that train in motion once again.