Dunde Utd 2 – 0 Abeerdeen

Dundy United moved to third place in William Hill’s excellent presidency, and she retracted great pressure on the director of Aberdeen Jimmy Thielin by defeating 2-0 against Dens in Tanadis.

The goals left on both sides of the first half of Ivan Dolcek and Port Eclink Aberdeen, rooted at the bottom of the table without a goal in five games.

Thillain had asked his team to better perform the basics of football after the leading sports Cup was defeated on Saturday by Motherwell, but the two of the air balls was eventually declined and they could have settled more as United moved over Hebronian at the table.

Stewart Armstrong struck the pub to visitors and forced Jesper Carlson rescue, but there was no ongoing threat from the Thillane team, as they were defeated in nine games this season.

Aberdeen has now won only five of the last 32 league matches, and Thillain may have run out of credit with the Board of Directors of Dens after the Scottish Club Cup victory in May. The United fans are sure to think about this because they chanted “they were sacked in the morning.”

Aberdeen fans filled the end of the “shed” in Tannadice and gave their main team support for the first half while placing brief signs of recovery in the second period.

However, some fans were charged with their anger after the break, and the Aberdeen Council is likely to turn to the crises talks before Saturday’s trip to Mail.

Thelin made three midfield changes with Captain Grame Shinnie from among those who fall on the bench, but United began on the front foot and Will Ferry was about to convert the ball driven by Zac Sapsford in the face of the goal.

Karlsson sent a free head wide and forced to rescue, but most of the first half pressure was at the other end. Dimitar Mitov is well saved from the deviant Sapsford and Esseink on a large scale of the corner.

Metov saved one individual of Dolcek after he did a brilliant Sapsford to prepare his partner in the strike at the end of the first half, although the Australian handed over a yellow card and punished it for a mistake on Sivert Nilsen after the Steven Mclean referee was late.

The opening match came in the 45th minute, as Dolcek launched his fifth goal for the Premier League season in the lower corner of 18 yards after he fell on his way.

Nicholas Milanovich spiral ball widely as Aprainy tried to fight in the second half, but they were within five minutes when the unique Esselink Esseink went home from six yardat after Fico Senfelf had hit a corner.

The game threatened with more rotation from Aberdeen. Mitov Paribed well from Dolcek, Krisztian Keresztes launched on the side of 20 yards, and several blocks that prevent United from hitting the target in a talisman from constant pressure and selecting on a wide range of long -term.

There were signs of a march as Armstrong hit the crossbar of 25 yards, and Yivahini Kuttalo Carlson denied his feet of recovery.

But Aberdeen was unable to threaten the Premier League duck again and threw Thillain and his players stood up to a half -empty place, and exposed their anger to a large extent after the final whistle.

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