St Johnstone has made minimal progress in his efforts to avoid falling out while fighting the dove against Aberdeen at McDiarmid Park.
Simo Valakari booked a semi-final place of Scottish Cup against Celtics with a 1-0 over Livingston on Monday night and seemed to take confidence in their premiere conflict with the fourth Donses.
However, at an angry, ticklish afternoon, both sides failed to take some of the chances they could collect and had to be placed by a point at a piece that the home side left still the bottom of the table, two points behind Dundee, who play Dundee United on Sunday.
Dons Jimmy Thelin are just two points ahead of the Tannadica men because club football sets a place for an international break.
The start of the game offered a promise that was not delivered.
In the 10th minute, the home side cut the first real chance when midfielder Jason Holt played in Makezie Kirk after Pittodrie Skipper Graeme Shinnie received possession near his own box.
However, the 14 -meter striker was brilliantly rescued by goalkeeper Donsa Dimitar Mitov for the corner, which he confidently expelled from the air.
It was the last real rescue of a note of any guard.
Granita City men intensified the pace in search of Nieler, but Saints’ guard Andy Fisher was well protected by his defense that remained determined all afternoon.
The game was becoming more and more outraged that the first half continued before Judge Chris Graham stopped him at halftime, which gave both managers time to reset – and Aberdeen seemed to do so.
Within four minutes of re -launching, striker Sady Dabbagh approached the header from the cross Alexander Jensen.
Dons’s striker Shayden Morris then collected a topic Keskinnen passage in the box, but it lasted too long and was blocked by Sveti Barry Douglas, but again the corner came to nothing.
But then he returned to the guy.
At the other end, Deputy St. Johnstone Victor Griffith headed past the far post 10 meters after Stephen Duke-Mckenna twisted in call delivery.
Pittodrie defender Mats Kniester, then turned a turn next to the post from a close range as the game continued to cry because of its real quality, which never arrived.
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