Key keywords: Dundee vs Celtic, Scottish Premiership 2024/25, live football radio commentary, live match text updates, post-match report, Celtic title defence, Dundee home Premiership fixtures, Scottish top-flight football drama Saturday’s Scottish Premiership clash between Dundee and Celtic at Dens Park delivered all the high-stakes drama expected of a top-flight fixture with major title race implications, with comprehensive coverage available to fans across live radio commentary, real-time text updates and a full post-match report for those unable to attend in person. BBC Radio Scotland offered uninterrupted live radio commentary from kick-off to full-time, with experienced pundits breaking down tactical shifts, player performances and every key moment as it unfolded, while the official Scottish Premiership mobile app and website hosted live text updates, publishing real-time alerts for shots on target, corners, substitutions, yellow and red cards, and goals within 10 seconds of each event occurring. Defending champions Celtic travelled to Dundee sitting 1 point clear of rivals Rangers at the top of the table heading into the fixture, desperate to extend their lead in the final stretch of the season. The visitors got off to a fast start, with winger Daizen Maeda breaking the deadlock in the 17th minute with a clinical finish past Dundee goalkeeper Adam Legzdins after a quick counter-attack. Dundee responded well to the early setback, dominating possession for large parts of the first half before forward Luke McCowan fired home an equaliser in the 32nd minute, sending the 11,775 sell-out home crowd into raptures. The second half remained tightly contested until the 67th minute, when Celtic midfielder Matt O’Riley rose highest to head home a pinpoint cross from Greg Taylor, restoring his side’s lead. Dundee were awarded a penalty in the 94th minute for a handball in the Celtic box, but striker Amadou Bakayoko fired his spot kick over the bar, handing Celtic a 2-1 victory. The full post-match report included exclusive interviews with both managers: Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers praised his side’s resilience in the face of Dundee’s aggressive press, noting the 3 points could prove decisive in the title race, while Dundee manager Tony Docherty expressed disappointment at the late penalty miss but praised his players for matching the defending champions for 90 minutes. The result leaves Celtic 4 points clear of Rangers at the top of the Scottish Premiership with 5 fixtures remaining, while Dundee stay 7th in the table, 6 points clear of the relegation playoff spot.