Elvis almost left building amid chaos

But boss hails players’ courage to seal win

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STEVEN PRESSLEY says Dundee’s courage claimed them a first Premiership win in a wild finish at Dens.

Callum Jones kept his nerve to slam in a 97th-minute penalty to take the Dark Blues into the top half.

But Pressley admits his heart sank moments earlier when he feared they'd lost and chucked away a two-goal lead.

Lewis Smith's shot from a Connor McLennan cross squirmed under Jon McCracken but didn’t make it over the line.

Dundee broke rapidly and Charlie Reilly went down under a Danny Wilson challenge.

Then, after a check with VAR, ref Ross Hardie controversially confirmed his initial call.

Jones did the rest to slot the penalty high into the net for his first goal for the club.

Pressley admitted after Dundee’ early-season issues, hed have struggled to cope with Livi pinching victory.

He said: “Listen, I was nearly down the tunnel at that point! After giving so much, we could have lost it in the last minute, there's no doubt about it.