Lyall Cameron scored a double for Dundee in his first match since signing a pre-contract with Rangers.
The 22-year-old returned to action for Tony Docherty's side in a Scottish Cup win over Airdrie on Saturday.
Cameron had sat out of a loss against Celtic due to an injury issue but was cleared to play at Dens Park this afternoon.
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And Cameron put on a stunning performance as he provided an assist from a corner before notching two goals himself to see Dundee advance in the cup competition.
The midfielder first teed up Clark Robertson to nod home from a corner after 13 minutes.
Cameron then netted his first as he turned home from the centre of the box after a low cross into his feet with 25 minutes on the clock.
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Dundee made it three 15 minutes later as Oluwaesun Adewumi scored before Cameron added a fourth with the simplest of finishes.
Simon Murray won the ball back on the edge of the Airdrie area before unselfishly cutting across to Cameron to stroke home.
"Lyall's return in the Premier League is 17 goal contributions which is fantastic for a midfielder," Docherty said on BBC ahead of the Scottish Cup match.
"I know Lyall will be wanting to go out there and prove his worth.
"He wasn't fit during the week, he's been carrying that little knock. But the medics have been dealing with him and they say he's fit enough today.
"I just expect the exact same Lyall Cameron, who has given his all for Dundee football club."
