The game will see the club mark the 125th anniversary of the stadium, and Clement hopes his side can continue to build on recent performances.
Speaking to the media at this afternoon’s pre-match press conference, he said: “We need to focus on Dundee and not look back anymore, I told them on Wednesday to look forward and we trained in that way also to prepare for the game.
“I will ask for more in the next couple of months because we need to raise the bar every time. They are not at their top level yet, they can’t be with a new squad.
“It is always important, even if we had won the final, it was important to win this next game against Dundee so there is no difference in that way. That is the beauty of this club, that is why I wanted to be here also. It is the next game, and it is about winning every time so if you won before it is about winning and being ambitious to want to win everything.
When asked about recent performances, Clement believes supporters are starting to see the potential in the group.
He continued: “You can see the team is growing, and you see it in everything, in the physical part there is a really big evolution but also technically and tactically. The team is gelling together and understanding the movements more.
“We are getting more players available which is a massive thing, so a lot of things are going in the right direction.
“I have been speaking about the potential of players, and people need time to adapt to a club, a new way of training and to another level. It is a good thing that fans are starting to see that.
“For example, why we bought Hamza [Igamane] and took a young boy out of Morocco with no experience in Europe, people are starting to see why. It is not only Hamza. Jefte is also a really good example, he is taking the right steps but it is not only the new guys and the young guys.
“I have also seen Tav in the last couple of weeks performing really well, maybe the best that I have seen him in the period that we are working together so it is the whole team making steps and that is the road we need to continue taking.”
On his team news ahead of tomorrow’s match, Clement continued: “The is some flu going around the building, I had it also at the beginning of the week. It is now gone but a few players have been in and out in that way, but I don't expect problems around that for tomorrow and there are no new injuries after the Celtic game.
“Oscar [Cortes] will be in the squad tomorrow and we will see about getting minutes, it depends also on the game and what it needs. He is not starting the game, he is not there yet, so we will see in the next couple of weeks because we need to win all the games so that stays the most important thing.”