Dundee are fourth in the Scottish Premiership after beating Kilmarnock 3-1 on Wednesday at Dens. The result completed a full first round of league fixtures and left Dundee three points behind Hearts.
Position after 11 matches
Wednesday at Dens was Dundee's 11th match of the season and the completion of a full round of Premiership fixtures. Dundee have now played every other club in the league.
Dundee lost 1-0 at Celtic Park on the opening day and won 2-0 at Tannadice.
Home results so far
Rangers were held to a 2-2 draw at Dens Park this season. Motherwell, Aberdeen and Kilmarnock have all been beaten by Dundee at Dens Park in league matches this season.
Only Hibernian have taken three points from Dundee's home ground this season. Joe Hugill scored Kilmarnock's equaliser from a penalty in the 3-1 match at Dens.
What Pressley said
Steven Pressley said at his unveiling in June last year: "If you look through a certain lens and you're looking for a manager with a history of winning titles, I'm not your man."
Pressley told BBC Scotland: "The thing that really pleased me was after Kilmarnock scored and the momentum changed, we showed great resilience and determination and ran really hard."
Pressley told BBC Scotland: "After the equaliser it is easy to feel sorry for yourselves. We didn't and we got a really important three points."
Squad changes and next games
Tony Yogane left Dundee for Aberdeen. Luke Graham and Billy Koumetio left Dundee, while Cam Congreve returned to parent club Swansea City. Simon Murray was seriously injured at the start of the campaign.
Joe Westley, who scored nine goals last season, has now returned to fitness. Bobby Wales, Finlay Robertson and Jack Moorhouse are injured. Matia Akinmombi got his introduction to the Scottish game.
Owen Bevan is on loan from Bournemouth and Bradley Fink is on loan from Wycombe Wanderers. Fink has scored four goals in six matches. Dundee travel to St Johnstone, then play Hearts at home before a trip to Easter Road.