article: Media playback is not supported on this device Darren Lyon lashed in a surprise opener for Accies with a superb 25-yarder. But the visitors left the impressive Mark O'Hara unmarked to side-foot home Danny Williams' corner minutes later. Darian MacKinnon missed a sitter on the resumption for Accies, but Rory Loy, Yordi Tejsse and Danny Williams all missed chances to win it for Dundee. The visitors might have snatched victory in the final moments but Michael Devlin's header was cleared off the line. Dundee, having played a game more, are level at the top with Rangers - who host Motherwell on Saturday - and St Johnstone, who face Celtic in Saturday's early kick-off. The hosts dominated in the first half but couldn't find a second goal and it was the same story after the break as they were unable to make their chances tell. Hamilton got off to a great start when right-back Lyon sent a stunning drive past Dundee keeper Scott Bain into the top corner. Media playback is not supported on this device It was his first for the club and the 21-year-old will do well to top that strike, however long he plays the game. But Accies were unable to build on it. Manager Martin Canning said prior to kick-off he hopes to complete the signing of former Partick Thistle defender Dan Seaborne over the weekend and you could see why he was so anxious. Four minutes later, atrocious defending at a corner left O'Hara in acres of space to level with his second goal in six days. The former Kilmarnock youngster, switched from defence to a more advanced midfield role by Dundee boss Paul Hartley, also scored against Rangers last weekend and impressed again here. Faissal El Bakhtaoui, on his first league start for Dundee, showed enough flashes with his touch and link-up play to suggest the former Dunfermline striker can make the step up from League One. Hamilton were nearly undone at another set piece after 38 minutes when Darren O'Dea steered his header from a Williams free-kick just wide of the target. But whatever Canning said to his players during the interval certainly seemed to have a positive impact. The visitors were much more impressive going forward in the second half with Louis Longridge causing problems down the left flank. Unfortunately for Accies the end product wasn't clinical enough when they got within range of the Dundee goal, never more so than in the 49th minute after a great bit of link-up play through the middle. Alex D'Acol fed in Darian MacKinnon behind the home backline but with only the goalkeeper to beat, the midfielder slid the ball agonisingly wide of the target from just eight yards. Dundee were a shadow of the team that had dominated before the break but they still had a couple of decent chances of their own to win the game. Loy forced Reni Matthews into a brilliant reaction save before substitute Teisse headed well wide from another Williams corner. But it was Hamilton who came closest to winning it as
summary: Dundee moved joint top of the Scottish Premiership table but missed a chance to go two points clear as they were held at home by Hamilton.