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..McInnes starts with a draw Aberdeen recorded their seventh no scoring draw of the season, but this was the first away from Pittodrie. The closest we came to a goal in the first half was when Griffiths broke one-on-one with Jamie Langfield. The keeper spread himself well and made a fine save. After the break Hibs had the upper hand and Jamie Langfield made a couple of important stops to maintain a clean sheet.

Redweb Match Report..

..McInnes starts with a draw

Aberdeen recorded their seventh no scoring draw of the season, but this was the first away from Pittodrie. The closest we came to a goal in the first half was when Griffiths broke one-on-one with Jamie Langfield. The keeper spread himself well and made a fine save. After the break Hibs had the upper hand and Jamie Langfield made a couple of important stops to maintain a clean sheet. When Langfield was beaten the woodwork denied Doyle but at the other end Aberdeen created little and a shot from Johnnie Hayes, which was comfortably handled by Williams, was the closest they came. The Pittodrie faithful will be hoping for more of a cutting edge when Kilmarnock make the trip north on Saturday.

Harris caused problems for Aberdeen before whipping in a teasing cross. It looked as if the ball went out for a Hibs corner but the referee awarded a goal kick and then spoke with Pat Fenlon who was robustly contesting the decision. The fourth official indicated two minutes of injury time and in the first minute Pawlett had a pot at goal, but the effort was comfortably gathered by Williams. Neither side could break the deadlock and the game petered out for another no scoring draw.

Harris caused problems for Aberdeen before whipping in a teasing cross. It looked as if the ball went out for a Hibs corner but the referee awarded a goal kick and then spoke with Pat Fenlon who was robustly contesting the decision. The fourth official indicated two minutes of injury time and in the first minute Pawlett had a pot at goal, but the effort was comfortably gathered by Williams. Neither side could break the deadlock and the game petered out for another no scoring draw.

Harris caused problems for Aberdeen before whipping in a teasing cross. It looked as if the ball went out for a Hibs corner but the referee awarded a goal kick and then spoke with Pat Fenlon who was robustly contesting the decision. The fourth official indicated two minutes of injury time and in the first minute Pawlett had a pot at goal, but the effort was comfortably gathered by Williams. Neither side could break the deadlock and the game petered out for another no scoring draw.

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