Livingston fight back to earn late point against Dundee | OneFootball

Match in Five Sentences: Livingston and Dundee drew 2-2 in the Scottish Premiership. Yan Dhanda put Dundee ahead in the 13th minute, then Cameron Congreve doubled the lead (18.) from Tony Yogane's cross. After the restart, Jeremy Bokila pulled one back (64.) and substitute Tete Yengi nodded the equaliser (85.), before Ryan McGowan was sent off in the sixth minute of second half stoppage time. The hosts dominated territory with 65.3% possession and 15 attempts to six, forcing seven corners while the visitors registered none. Dundee rise from 11th to 10th and visit Motherwell next, while Livingston stay 12th and travel to St Mirren.

Player of the Match: Cristian Montano drove Livingston's fightback, supplying the assist for Bokila and adding three attempts plus three key passes and 18 successful final third passes.

Stat of the Match: Dundee made 25 clearances, a snapshot of how deep they defended once the pressure built.

Three Things We Learned: Livingston's bench made an impact, with a late header salvaging the result after the interval. Set piece pressure told at corners, with the hosts winning seven and scoring soon after one, while the visitors had none. Dundee's early ruthlessness faded as they created only six attempts all game.