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Saints up to fourth
- Updated: October 23, 2016
St Johnstone moved up to fourth in the Scottish Premiership after a pair of second-half goals sealed a 2-1 victory over bottom club Dundee at McDiarmid Park.
Skipper Steven Anderson gave the Saints a 62nd-minute lead and Danny Swanson then tucked away a penalty with 15 minutes remaining to make it 2-0.
But the hosts conceded a spot-kick themselves with just two minutes left and Rory Loy converted, meaning St Johnstone had to see out a nervy last few minutes.
The visitors were looking to avoid a fifth successive league defeat and should have taken the lead after 13 minutes but Yordi Teijsse shot straight at goalkeeper Zander Clark after great build-up play from Paul McGowan.
Clark also pulled off a decent save to deny Tom Hateley while Saints fans appealed unsuccessfully for a penalty when …
