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Late Stoppage-Time Goal Denies Aberdeen Win
4 Dec
Summary
- Aberdeen drew 3-3 after conceding a last-second equalizer.
- Thelin praised his team's performance despite the disappointing result.
- St Mirren saw the draw as a potential turning point for their season.
Aberdeen played out an exhilarating 3-3 draw against St Mirren at Pittodrie, with the visitors snatching a last-minute equalizer. Despite dominating spells and creating significant chances, Aberdeen was pegged back twice. Manager Jimmy Thelin highlighted the team's strong performance, stating it was their best yet, and expressed frustration at conceding in the final moments after scoring three goals.
St Mirren's manager Stephen Robinson, however, saw the draw as a crucial moment for his squad, potentially marking a turning point despite an extended winless run. He commended his players' character and resilience, particularly in fighting back to secure a share of the points with a late goal.
Both teams felt they could have secured a victory, with Aberdeen believing three home goals should have been enough, while St Mirren felt their away performance warranted a win. The dramatic finish left Aberdeen disappointed with the result but satisfied with the performance, while St Mirren aimed to build on the positive momentum gained from their late equalizer.
