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How many Scottish Cups have Dundee won?
twice
Domestically, the club has won the Scottish Premier Division on one occasion (1982–83), the Scottish Cup twice (1994 and 2010) and the Scottish League Cup twice (1979 and 1980).
When did Dundee last win a trophy?
2013–14
The 2013–14 season proved to be one to remember with Dundee clinching the title and promotion to the top tier on the last day of the season with a 2–1 win over Dumbarton.
When did Dundee win the league?
1961-62 was a golden season for Dundee Football Club when they became Champions of Scotland by winning the Scottish League title for the first and, to date, only time in their history.
What is Dundee famous?
1) Dundee is known for jute, jam, journalism… First, the city became known for the production of the long shiny vegetable fiber called jute. Often used to create twine or rope, so much of it was being produced that the city was briefly nicknamed “jutepolis” until the trade shifted to India from the late 1800s.
What do you call a person from Dundee?
This category lists Dundonians, people born in Dundee, Scotland.
What do you call someone from Dundee?
How many times has Dundee won the Scottish Cup?
Throughout its long and proud history, Dundee Football Club has won the Scottish Cup on just one solitary occasion. The 1910 Scottish Cup Final therefore has lived long in Dark Blue folklore and at the time it was the first major trophy the club had ever won.
What was Dundee’s first major trophy ever won?
The 1910 Scottish Cup Final therefore has lived long in Dark Blue folklore and at the time it was the first major trophy the club had ever won. Dundee’s only Scottish Cup success was a monumental effort as it took an incredible ten games to lift the trophy.
Where were the Scottish Cup semi-finals played in the early twentieth century?
In the early Twentieth century there was no neutral venue for the semi-final fixtures. Hibernian hosted Dundee on 12th March at Easter Road but with both teams showing caution a goalless draw gave Dundee the advantage of a replay at Dens.
Why did the Scottish Cup final take place at Ibrox in 1909?
The final took place at Ibrox because Hampden had not yet recovered from the Old Firm riot in the 1909 replayed Final which also ended in a draw and the SFA decided not to hold another replay or award the trophy.