Dundee: factfile - Telegraph 1952 - Dundee's next trophy does not come until they lift the Scottish League Cup following a 3-2 win over Rangers. 1953 - The Dark Blues become the first team to retain the League Cup, this time beating Kilmarnock 2-0. 1962 - Bob Shankly, brother of Liverpool's legendary boss Bill Shankly, guides Dundee to their first league title - winning the First Division on the final day of the season. 1963 - In their first ever European competition, Dundee reach the semi-finals of the European Cup before losing 5-2 on aggregate to eventual winners AC Milan. 1964 - Lose Scottish Cup Final after going down 3-1 against Rangers. 1968 - Dundee again lose at the semi-final stage of a European competition - beaten 2-1 by Leeds in the Inter Cities Fairs Cup. 1973 - Silverware returns to Dens Park with a 1-0 victory over Celtic in the Scottish League Cup. 1975 - Dundee are among the founder members of the Scottish Premier Division but are relegated at the end of the first season. 1980 - After returning to the top flight Dundee again only survive for a single season. 1998 - Promotion from the First Division means Dundee take part in the inaugural Scottish Premier League season and finish an unexpected fifth. 2003 - After spiralling costs and the inability to sell on big-name players, such as Claudio Caniggia, the club enter administration with debts close to £20million. 2005 - Relegated back to Division One, where they would achieve three runners-up spots over the next seven years. 2010 - The club enter administration for the second time, receiving a 25-point deduction but still managing to survive in the First Division. 2012 - Despite finishing 24 points behind First Division champions Ross County, Dundee's runners-up placing sees them promoted back to the top flight due to newco Rangers' application to join the SPL being rejected.