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Steven Pressley will again give fringe players a chance in Dundee's final game of the season - but is determined to beat Aberdeen and jump a place to eighth.
The Dark Blues boss made eight changes for the midweek defeat by Kilmarnock as well as handing 16-year-old Charley Oosenbrugh a debut off the bench.
Pressley told DeeTV: "This has been very much a group effort in terms of preserving our Premiership status and for many of these players, they probably felt they had been deserving of more minutes.
"Their attitude, the way they have supported the rest of the group, has been exemplary. As a result of that I wanted to give them the opportunity. So, the same again on Sunday.
"But we also realise with the Aberdeen result that if we were to win on Sunday we could finish eighth, which is a good achievement. So we will certainly be going into that game wanting to win."
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The Dark Blues boss made eight changes for the midweek defeat by Kilmarnock as well as handing 16-year-old Charley Oosenbrugh a debut off the bench.
Pressley told DeeTV: "This has been very much a group effort in terms of preserving our Premiership status and for many of these players, they probably felt they had been deserving of more minutes.
"Their attitude, the way they have supported the rest of the group, has been exemplary. As a result of that I wanted to give them the opportunity. So, the same again on Sunday.
"But we also realise with the Aberdeen result that if we were to win on Sunday we could finish eighth, which is a good achievement. So we will certainly be going into that game wanting to win."
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