Dundee Football Club is a professional Scottish side based in the city of Dundee, competing in the Scottish Premiership. The club plays its home matches at the Kilmac Stadium at Dens Park. Founded in 1893, their traditional colors are dark blue and white, leading to the nickname "The Dark Blues." Dundee has a proud history, most notably winning the Scottish league title in 1962 under Bob Shankly and reaching the European Cup semi-finals the following season, a team featuring the legendary Alan Gilzean. This remains the club's golden era. After periods of financial struggle and relegation, the modern era has seen Dundee return to the top flight under manager Tony Docherty, with a squad built on solidity and attacking flair from players like Lyall Cameron. The club shares a fierce city rivalry with Dundee United. The fan base is passionate and vocal, creating a formidable atmosphere at Dens Park. Dundee is a historic club with top-flight pedigree, determined to re-establish itself among Scotland's elite.