Steven Pressley praised Dundee's work ethic after his side moved up to fourth place in the Scottish Premiership with a 3-1 win over Kilmarnock.

"The thing that really pleased me was after Kilmarnock scored and the momentum changed, we showed great resilience and determination and ran really hard," Pressley told BBC Scotland.

"After the equaliser it is easy to feel sorry for yourselves. We didn't and we got a really important three points.

"We were reliant on a number of players. Joe Wright came in, Joe Bevan we had to change because he was cramping up. Matia Akinmbomi on loan from Bournemouth got his first taste of Scottish football. The squad has responded and is doing really, really well.

"We never set targets. The only target we set is to try to win the next game."