Aberdeen came from behind to win the Motherwell 4-1 and secured a place at a maximum of six in the Scottish Premiership.
The men of Jimmy Thelin began bright to behind the head of Calluma Slattery, but turned the game in the fun first half in Pittodrie thanks to the goals of Alfie Dorrington and Leighton Clarkson.
The form striker, Kevin Nisbet, scored the second half bracelet to bring Donsu to a well -earned victory.
Missing goalkeeper Dimitar Mitov through injuries, DONS has made three changes from his draw with St. Johnstone before an international vacation, while he has shown two changes from his relationship with St. Mirren.
Dons started strongly, and after only two minutes, Jeppo Okkels chose to run Topik Keskinena, but the Finnish wing player could only accelerate his effort nearby.
Visitors barely got forward in the opening five minutes, so it surprised when they took over the lead.
Harry Paton stood up the ball to make Slattery head home opener across the back of the bar.
But it seemed that this blow was encouraged by Aberdeen and they were at a level soon.
Ellery Balcombe in the goal of Motherwell refused Keskingen and from the resulting corner the steel could not be completely cleaned.
The ball fell to a Tottenham Dorrington, who shot home from the area with a deduction of Andy Halliday.
Dons continued to press, and Balcombe turned the effort of Nisbet around the post before denying a Scotland man just a minute later.
Motherwell lost his defender Liama Gordon due to injury in the middle of the half, replaced by Kofi Balmer and the game settled a little.
However, the home side still looked more vibrant, and Clarkson saw his whipping ball on the left of Evad Pope Habib Gueye, but almost sneaked into the back post, Balcombe threw himself over the naked to turn him behind.
A short routine followed, with Clarkson hitting a goal this time, through a guarantee of helplessness and within a long -term degree from 20 meters.
And Aberdeen could have been further toward the interval while Okkels picked up on Nisbet Flick before seeing Balcombe a low shot.
The Donses stayed at the top after the holiday, and Clarkson and Ante Palavers blocked the shootings shortly after the restart.
Motherwell could find Niveler when Slattery’s smart passed by Tom Sparrow, but his effort shone on the face of the naked.
Return at the other end of Balcombe kept Gueye well while Aberdeen sought a third and finally arrived after 77 minutes.
Alexander Jensen overturned over the wonderful cross on the right, and Nisbet rose to start heading head.
And Scotland shot home a distance from a distance, a ball that came from the underside of the bar to complete the emphasized victory for Aberdeen.
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