Dundee are heading back to the Premiership after just one season away.
Championship winners for the first time since 2014, a seventh league title in the bag for the Dee.
A rollercoaster season of real highs and real lows culminated in 90 minutes of just that, an epic classic of Championship football.
The winner took it all and it was the Dark Blues who won it. The 5-3 victory sending them five clear of the rest in the final standings.
But what were the key moments that took Gary Bowyer’s side to the top?
Queen’s Park 2-2 Dundee – October 28
Ochilview was the venue for the club’s best day of the campaign on Friday. Their October visit, however, threatened to be one of the worst.
In the run-up to the contest, the Dark Blues had won once in four and were set to fall five points behind Queen’s Park as time ticked away at 2-1 down.
But Derick Osei had other ideas, knocking home from close range to make his one and only Dundee league goal during his very short spell a crucial one.
It also set the Dee off on their best run of the season, seven straight wins in all competitions.
Inverness CT 0-1 Dundee – December 3
Among that run was a history-breaking result.
Making the long trip north to the Highland capital had rarely been a joyous occasion for the Dark Blues.
A Scottish Cup win thanks to a Scott Allan winner in 2018 had been the only Dundee victory away to Inverness, ever.
No league wins at the Caledonian Stadium – until this season.
Paul McMullan was in full flow and grabbed the winner, curling home a beauty to seal three points.
Ayr 0-2 Dundee – December 23
Early-season pace-setters Ayr had the chance to move four points clear of the Dee heading into Christmas.
Instead the Dark Blues put on an impressive show at Somerset Park with former Honest Men favourite Luke McCowan putting his old side to the sword.
Despite Josh Mulligan’s first-half red card, Dundee came out on top thanks to a double from McCowan, the second a wonderful free-kick.
Dundee 7-0 Hamilton – April 1
The Dark Blues didn’t kick on from that seventh win in a row, however.
But they did show their true potential in a Dens Park dismantling of Hamilton Accies.
Lyall Cameron was the star of the show, notching his first senior hat-trick.
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And Dundee were good, very good.
On top of the obvious boost in confidence, this victory turned goal difference in their favour. Another wee cushion, had this tight title race been decided by the tightest of margins.
Dundee 3-3 Greenock Morton – April 15
The Dark Blues were top when Morton came to town but Queen’s Park had turned up the pressure by moving level on points after beating Hamilton the night before.
And suddenly the pressure increased massively as Ton went 3-1 up.
Lose and only that improved goal difference was keeping them in first.
But substitute Kwame Thomas made a huge impact from the bench and kept his side’s unbeaten run going.
He headed in for 3-2 after 71 minutes but all looked lost going into the depths of stoppage time before the former England U/20 international fired in a 95th-minute equaliser.
Queen’s Park 3-5 Dundee – May 5
Then came the crowning moment, a winner-takes-all finale of epic proportions.
A breathless first half saw the scoreline flip and flop but somehow Dundee kept their nose in front for the majority.
And eventually sent their fans home happy with a league title in the bag and a return to the top table of Scottish football.
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