Dundee boss Tony Docherty was purring over the performance of his team after they beat Ross County 2-0 in the cinch Premiership.
The Dark Blues took all three points thanks to a Scott Tiffoney double, with his manager singling the winger out for special praise.
Tiffoney was signed from Partick Thistle last summer and Docherty feels the 25-year-old has now fully adapted to life in the top tier.
The Dundee manager said: “I am absolutely delighted. I keep seeing the team improving and now you can see the strength of us in keeping the clean sheet.
“Ross County are a good team and I knew it wouldn’t be an easy game.
“But the quality of the goals from Scott Tiffoney and then the defending as a team was really pleasing.
“I’m delighted for Tiff. He works so hard. There has been an adaptation period for Tiff coming up from the Championship. He got his rewards today for the efforts he puts in.
“I see the amount of work he puts in during the week and I’m delighted he gets the reward.”
Interim Staggies boss Don Cowie insisted there were positives to take from the game.
He said: “I thought we were good, it was a good away performance.
“We did a lot of things that I really enjoyed and really liked, but we switched off twice in 90 minutes and we got punished.
“Dundee will be very happy in the manner of getting the goal right on half-time. From our point of view it was really frustrating, but the message at half-time was to keep doing what we were doing.
“I really enjoyed what I was seeing and we did that, but we got punished. We’ve got to learn from that.
“It’s about not feeling sorry for ourselves. We’ve got to just keep doing what we are doing and working away. If we keep putting performances like that in, the results will come.
“I’m confident. It’s going to be difficult because there are a lot of good teams in this league.
“We have to be ready going into every game. I have seen improvements from Wednesday night, we worked really hard against Rangers.
“In this game I thought we worked hard and passed the ball really well at times.
“The players are a little bit down after the game because they put a lot into it, and probably felt they deserved at least a point.”
