Hartley's Happy

Dundee manager Paul Hartley looked ahead to Sunday's visit of champions Celtic to Dens Park after a convincing League Cup win. Greg Stewart, Paul McGinn, Peter MacDonald and Martin Boyle got the goals which gave the Premiership side a convincing 4-0 win over their Championship opponents. And Hartley had nothing but praise for his victorious side ahead of their clash against Ronny Deila's men - who bowed out of the Champions League with a defeat to Maribor at Parkhead. Hartley said: We're really pleased overall. We're six games unbeaten and that's another clean sheet.We should have scored more goals in this one - but take nothing away from the players. We're looking forward to Sunday with the champions coming here - and hopefully we can give them a good game.'' Hartley, a former Celtic player, said:We made a lot of changes here but we still moved the ball well. We had a fast start and a really strong finish, which we spoke about before the game.'' Meanwhile, Rovers manager Grant Murray acknowledged his team's hopes of progress were done by a poor start. He said:We got off to a bad start. You can't afford to give quality teams like Dundee a 2-0 start as after that it was a mountain to climb. We came into things a bit in the second half but we just gave ourselves too much to do in the end.We've got to pick ourselves up for the next game.''