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Maybe it was because he was making his 500th appearance but Paul Hanlon was the one the stadium announcer credited with Hibs equaliser, despite the fact it was Paul McGinn who had guided the 83rd strike past Joe Lewis.
David Bates fired the Dons in front from close range ten minutes into the second half but McGinn replied late on as the hosts snatched a deserved point, and came close to nicking the win late on.
David Bates opened the scoring on 55 minutes with Paul McGinn levelling on 83 minutes but visiting goalkeeper Joe Lewis thwarted Joe Newell and Elias Melkersen to ensure a share of the spoils.
Lewis Ferguson’s second-half penalty earned Aberdeen a vital 1-0 win over rock-bottom Dundee and all-but extinguish any fears of being hauled into the cinch Premiership relegation dogfight.
Ten-man Aberdeen remain at risk of being sucked into a cinch Premiership relegation dogfight after a controversial 2-1 defeat at the hands of Livingston.
It is shaping up to be a huge summer for Aberdeen and manager Jim Goodwin.
Unsurprisingly, Joe Lewis was as downbeat as we’ve seen him when entering the press room at Pittodrie in the wake of Aberdeen’s 1-0 defeat by Ross County.
The only word to describe it was scenes. A pile of red bodies lay stacked on top of one another in front of the away stand at Dens Park. An over-exuberant Aberdeen fan was being led away by a couple of police officers. Then there was Jim Goodwin bounding onto the pitch in sheer delight.