WIGHTON IS SET TO SEE MORE ACTION

The Dark Blues’ striker is likely to start every game but who will be joining him? battling qualities needed in a dogfight he brings to the side. The question mark lies on the opposite flank where boss Neil has a decision to make between Jon Aurtenetxe and Kevin Holt.

There’s little to separate the pair, with Basque Jon having the edge with his displays of late. It’s a good headache for the Dark Blues to have.

Midfield

Glen Kamara, Paul McGowan and Mark O’Hara have made the three central midfield berths Neil likes to use their own — and it should stay that way.

The trio provide the perfect mix of poise, drive and goals needed in a balanced midfield.

It’s i n wide areas Dundee have struggled to find a consistent performer.

They’ve tried the now-departed Scott Allan there, not to mention forgotten man Randy Wolters and the frustrating figure that is Faissal El Bakhtaoui.

If they can make use of Roarie Deacon and A-Jay Leitch-Smith’s pace and energy they can, along with a potent centre forward, make a frightening prospect for opposition defences.

Attack

Saturday’s brace hero Simon Murray could just be that man.

The Dundee lad is a poacher but also plays well off the shoulder of the last defender. He’s already shown the finishing touch and it will be difficult to displace him up front.

DUNDEE’S Craig Wighton this week after recovering is set t o continue his from the knee injury comeback from injury in suffered in the top-team this evening’s Development win at Hamilton last month, League clash with a game in which he scored....