With the Scottish Premiership season reaching its dramatic climax, Dundee head coach Steven Pressley is issuing a rallying cry to his squad: leave everything on the pitch. As the battle for survival intensifies, Pressley emphasizes that his players must have "no regrets" in their final push to secure top-flight football for another year.

The stakes couldn't be higher for the Dark Blues. Despite showing promising form, they sit just five points above the relegation play-off spot, currently held by this weekend's opponents, Kilmarnock. A victory at Rugby Park would open a crucial eight-point cushion, while a defeat would see that gap shrink to a nerve-wracking two points with five games remaining.

"It is a huge game; I am not going to hide from that fact," Pressley stated, acknowledging the immense pressure. He has instructed his team to channel the aggressive and brave mentality they displayed in a narrow 2-1 loss to Celtic last weekend into their remaining fixtures. For Pressley, the final stretch is about heart, soul, and relentless effort.

While confident in his players' growth and commitment throughout the season, the head coach knows sentimentality doesn't earn points. "You don't get any points for that," he remarked, underlining that resilience and a positive mindset in every single match are the only currencies that matter now. Dundee's Premiership fate hinges on translating their fighting spirit into results, starting with a massive six-pointer against Kilmarnock.