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It is easy to acknowledge the excitement the Scottish Cup semi final draw has generated in the capital but as Chris Cadden mulled over defeat at Pittodrie he said there is too much riding on the league games that precede that Hampden showcase for Hibs players to allow themselves to get swept up in that.
Aberdeen boss Jim Goodwin believes the Dons can still salvage their season by grabbing a top-six spot following their vital 3-1 win over Hibernian.
Chris Cadden’s cross after 20 minutes was turned into his own net by Calvin Ramsay to give the visitors the lead but a Lewis Ferguson penalty after Rocky Bushiri was penalised for handball brought the Dons back into the match, and he added a second from the spot after Ryan Porteous was red-carded for a foul on Ross McCrorie.
Aberdeen registered their first Premiership victory since Boxing Day by coming from behind to defeat 10-man Hibernian 3-1, and in doing so, reviving their top six aspirations.
Hearts increased their lead in third place with a confident and comfortable 2-0 win over an Aberdeen side which offered little resistance. The gap between the two in the table now stands at 17 points as the home side near European qualification and the Dons have work to do to reach the top six.
Prior to Matty Kennedy's arrival to the Aberdeen press room in the bowels of Pittodrie there was an element of confusion as to who should be credited with the Dons’ equalising goal in the 1-1 draw with Dundee United.
Jim Goodwin’s home bow as Aberdeen boss ended in a 1-1 draw as his side had to battle back from an early Mark McNulty penalty for a share of the points.
Jim Goodwin made his name as a hard-tackling midfielder who was even known to indulge in the dark arts on occasion. A wounded Kevin van Veen would have been considered fair game to him.