Dundee clinched Premier League survival with a 3-0 win over Livingston at Dens Park. Early firepower came from loan signing Cameron Congreve, who opened the scorecard in the 13th minute after a precise cross. Sub Fin Robertson doubled the lead after the break, while a late header from Ash Hay sealed the victory for the hosts.

The win pushes Dundee nine points clear of St Mirren in the relegation play‑off race, leaving only two fixtures to decide the final spot. A single change saw goalkeeper Kieran O'Hara replace the injured Jon McCracken, while Livingston shuffled four names, dropping Ryan McGowan and interim boss Scott Arfield from the starting XI for the season.

Early pressure came from Dundee in the third minute when Yan Dhanda’s cross found Joe Westley, but the shot missed the target. Livingston’s counter‑attack, led by Scott Pittman, produced a close‑range opportunity, yet goalkeeper O'Hara made a fingertip stop that kept the hosts in control for a tight hold through the rest of the game and and.

Dundee’s defensive solidity and timely goals prove enough to secure safety, while Livingston’s relegation battle ends in defeat. With only two matches left, the focus shifts to the final standings, where Dundee’s 3-0 result locks in a comfortable buffer and leaves rivals scrambling to close the gap for the season end of the year total points.