Aberdeen Player Injured by Chair Thrown by Own Fans in Pitch Invasion

Dundee United’s final matchday celebration turned sour with a 2-1 win over Aberdeen, securing fourth place and a UEFA Europa League preliminary round spot. The game ended on a chaotic note, with Aberdeen’s Jack Mackenzie being hit by a chair thrown from the stands. The defender, who didn’t even play, was struck and left bloodied. Ironically, the chair came from the Aberdeen fans’ section.

Mackenzie was escorted off the field by security to receive medical attention. Aberdeen manager Jimmy Thelin condemned the incident, stating it was “unacceptable” and “can’t happen.” He emphasized that Mackenzie was “a player doing his job.”

Champions Celebrate

In other news, Celtic celebrated their 55th title after a 1-1 draw with St. Mirren. Paulo Bernardo started, while Jota was out with a serious knee injury. The match saw St. Mirren take the lead through Ayunga, but Celtic’s 33-year-old forward Forrest equalized in the 90+4 minute.

Forrest has now scored in 16 consecutive seasons for Celtic. The team received their championship trophy after the match, capping off a successful campaign.

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