The 2010-11 campaign was the legendary 'Dee-Fiant' season for Dundee FC, delivering a heroic survival in the Scottish First Division against impossible odds. The Dark Blues were plunged into an existential crisis with a devastating 25-point deduction after entering administration in November, sending them to the bottom of the table with negative points. Amid the turmoil, a determined squad under new manager Barry Smith rallied to achieve a club-record 23-match unbeaten run. This phenomenal streak, anchored by Sean Higgins' 9 crucial league goals and the passionate financial backing of the supporters, led to a triumphant 6th-place finish, securing their status and forever marking this year as an unforgettable, defiant chapter in the club's history.