“Kevin Nisbet gives Aberdeen an early lead, finishing off a spell of sustained pressure that included three corners in the opening five minutes, assisted by Gavin Molloy.”
Pivotal“Jack Milne's foul earns a yellow card and triggers the sequence of set-pieces that leads directly to Hibernian's equalising penalty.”
“Martin Boyle converts from the spot to level the match for Hibernian, after Jack Milne's foul three minutes earlier set the stage for the resulting penalty.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Hibernian dominated the underlying numbers, out-shooting Aberdeen 12-9 and racking up 49 dangerous attacks to just 19, but it was Aberdeen who struck first through Kevin Nisbet's 17th-minute finish assisted by Gavin Molloy, capping a spell where the visitors won three corners inside the opening five minutes. Aberdeen then dug in, throwing bodies behind the ball and making 31 tackles to Hibernian's 9, a defensive shape that held until Jack Milne's 59th-minute foul gave away a corner and, moments later, a penalty that Martin Boyle calmly dispatched. Despite Hibernian's territorial dominance and superior pass accuracy, they couldn't find a second breakthrough, with both sides trading missed big chances late on as seven substitutes were introduced in a frantic final third of the match. For Hibernian, the point keeps them ticking over, but with 12 shots yielding only a share of the spoils, questions will linger about their finishing; for Aberdeen, taking a point on the road after leading will be seen as a solid return given how much defending they were forced into.
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