Dundee manager Steven Pressley is looking for another big away day when he returns to Tynecastle to take on in-form Hearts.
Pressley’s former club moved up to third in the William Hill Premiership with a derby win over Hibernian on Thursday and are now unbeaten in seven games.
Tynecastle remains one of the toughest away days in Scotland, but Dundee have recent form for upsetting the odds on their travels.
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They have won three times in a row down the road against Dundee United after going 21 years without a Tannadice victory.
Pressley’s side secured their first win at Pittodrie for 22 years in February and also secured a point at Ibrox against Rangers last season.
Looking ahead to Sunday, Pressley told DeeTV: “A very difficult game, but we have proved in the past that we are capable of going to some of the more daunting venues and giving the right performances and hopefully getting the right results.
“We had a positive win on the road a couple of weeks ago at Tannadice and we obviously want to do that again on Sunday.”
