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Improved second-half display helps Aberdeen to victory against St Mirren

Aberdeen snapped their recent winless streak with a commanding 3-1 triumph over struggling St Mirren in the Scottish Premiership, vaulting them above their visitors in the table. The Dons’ resilience was on full display after an early lead, with Brad Lyons opening the scoring in dramatic fashion from a 22-yard strike that clipped the crossbar before finding the net just two minutes into the match.

St Mirren, however, dominated the first half and equalized through Eseosa Sule, who capitalized on a Marcus Fraser assist to level the score just before halftime. Aberdeen’s fortunes shifted in the second period, as Kevin Nisbet and Ayoub Mouloua each found the back of the net to secure the victory, while goalkeeper Marius Muller made several crucial saves to keep his team in the game.

The win marks Aberdeen’s first in five matches and extends St Mirren’s losing streak to five consecutive games, underscoring the hosts’ improved form and the visitors’ ongoing struggles at the top of the league.

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