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Raging Aberdeen punters slapped their crestfallen side with boos at the break AND the final whistle as their horrid run without a league win stretched to 13 after being pasted by St Mirrren.
Dundee United striker Louis Moult scored an 88th minute winner against St Mirren to grab the Tangerines all three points. The home team missed a penalty in injury time through Toyosi Olusanya. Both sides came in to the game on the back of defeats away to league leaders Celtic, the Saints’ defeat at Parkhead was their third in a row, while it was a second successive loss for United after they came out on the wrong side of a tight match against Hearts last weekend. The hosts had the major opportunity of the afternoon when Richard Taylor’s header was hacked off the line after a Scott Tanser corner, before United had their first effort on target as Kevin Holt tested Zach Hemming. With just over 10 minutes remaining in the first half Greg Kiltie forced Jack Walton to spill a shot but it couldn’t be turned home by the on-rushing Rowland Idowu and the teams went in with nothing between them at half time. The Tannadice club thought they were ahead following a Will Ferry cross from a short corner, however Croatian defender Vicko Ševelj was adjudged to be offside. That saw the game open up and both Mikael Mandron and Glenn Middleton hit the bar for their respective teams.
Derek McInnes has hit out at Kilmarnock being badly let down by a real low for refs.
Bobby Madden can't really see the fuss over the two VAR decisions in Celtic's win over Hearts - but branded Shaun Rooney a 'maniac' who should have been sent off for St Mirren.
Celtic's impressive start to the season continued apace with a comprehensive 3-0 William Hill Premiership win over St Mirren in Paisley.
It was new balls please at half-time in Paisley as Rangers demanded a fresh batch of Mitres.
Philippe Clement admitted Rangers were short on sex appeal in Paisley but hailed the will to win that spared them another ugly title-race set-back.
Celtic take the Road and the miles to Dundee looking to keep their bid for three-in-a-row firmly on track.