Scott McLaughlin looked to have secured a vital three points for the Palmerston men with 15 minutes to go when he fired in his seventh goal of the season. But the Doonhamers were left dejected when Michael Moffat struck in the 85th minute to see Brian Re

ANDREW CONSIDINE exacted sweet revenge on Queen of the South to dramatically send Aberdeen into the last eight of the Scottish Cup. The defender scored twice in 2008 in the Hampden semi-final against the Palmerston outfit yet was left in agony as his tea

ANDREW Considine was the only player in Aberdeen colours last night who could have settled the old scores of 2008. And, in one of those glorious quirks, he did, in the most dramatic circumstances imaginable at Palmerston. Rising to meet a hanging diagona

WITH managerial spats having made headlines over the last couple of weeks, Queen of the South manager Gus MacPherson believes Craig Brown sets an example others in his profession should follow. MacPherson’s side may be aiming to dump Aberdeen out of the

QUEENS manager Gus MacPherson praised goalscoring midfielder Scott McLaughlin after his Pittodrie opener. McLaughlin hit his sixth goal of the season with a driving run and cool finish to the Doonhamers ahead against Aberdeen on Saturday. MacPherson said

ANDREW CONSIDINE knows Dons got out of jail on Saturday as they dodged another woeful cup exit but the Pittodrie ace fears there will be no escaping the fall-out if wonderkid Fraser Fyvie departs the club. Considine has never known cup success at Aberdee