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Steven Pressley hails injury-hit Dundee’s grit after late show at Falkirk

Pressley praised injury-hit Dundee’s toughness in turning around a half-time deficit to beat Falkirk 2-1 in the William Hill Premiership.

By PA Sports Staff · Herald Scotland

Published: Saturday, 10 October 2026 at 5:48 PM

Key Things to Know

Steven Pressley praised Dundee's grit after battling back from a half-time deficit to beat Falkirk 2-1.
Ashley Hay scored the decisive winning goal in stoppage time on his return from a knee injury.
Jacob Murrell scored Falkirk's opener from the penalty spot before Owen Bevan equalized for Dundee.

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Steven Pressley praised Dundee's grit and resilience after his injury-depleted side came from behind to defeat Falkirk 2-1 in the William Hill Premiership. Despite trailing to Jacob Murrell's first-half penalty, Dundee equalized through an Owen Bevan header before Ashley Hay netted a stoppage-time winner at Falkirk Stadium.

Pressley made no substitutions during the match despite dealing with several injuries, including ankle issues sidelined Joe Westley and Bobby Wales. Falkirk manager John McGlynn expressed frustration after his side conceded a late decider for the third time in four matches.

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Steven Pressley hails injury-hit Dundee’s grit after late show at Falkirk

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