Aaron Donnelly, the Dundee defender, revealed that his subdued celebration after scoring against Celtic was due to a two-year goal drought. He praised the team's resilience and expressed disappointment at the last-minute equalizer, but remained optimistic about Dundee's future.
Aaron Donnelly , the Dundee defender, admitted that his muted celebration after scoring his team's third goal in a 3-3 draw against Celtic was due to being out of practice. It had been over two years since his last goal, and the moment caught him off guard. While Donnelly expressed disappointment that his goal didn't secure a famous victory for Dundee , he praised his teammates' resilience throughout the game.
Celtic's 93rd-minute equalizer through an Arne Engels penalty denied Dundee their first home win over Celtic since 1988.Donnelly acknowledged the team's strong performance, stating that they stuck to their game plan and showcased their ability on the counter-attack. He highlighted the support from their fans and the team's determination to make history against a formidable opponent. He emphasized that Dundee's recent draws against Celtic and Rangers, both European contenders, demonstrate the team's progress and ambition.Looking ahead, Dundee aims to capitalize on their recent momentum by securing a victory in the upcoming Scottish Cup derby against their rivals, United. Donnelly, although not involved in the previous league encounter, expressed his eagerness to participate in this crucial match. He described the atmosphere as electric and the stakes as high, with a place in the next round of the cup on the line.Donnelly's return to Dundee was marked by a heart defect that required surgery. He underwent extensive medical evaluations and procedures under the guidance of Dr. McCormack, the club's physician. After a successful surgery and multiple follow-up tests, he received clearance to fully resume his football career. Donnelly shared his gratitude for Dr. McCormack's support and the club's medical staff for their care. He expressed his satisfaction with his recovery and his commitment to contributing to Dundee's success
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