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Aberdeen and Falkirk have a limited Premiership history, with Falkirk holding the clearer side of the balance. Falkirk won 1-0 on 31 August 2025 and 3 January 2026, while the meeting on 14 March 2026 finished 1-1. Each result is narrow, so the pairing offers no sweeping hierarchy; its interest lies in whether Aberdeen can overturn that balance or Falkirk can preserve its advantage.
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Aberdeen
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99G
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6M
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18M
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28M
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25M
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14M
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32M
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20F
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81F
Falkirk Substitutes
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G
1
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F
18
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F
23
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F
24
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F
7
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D
15
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M
17
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M
20
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D
2
Match events
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61'A. Palaversa G. Shinnie
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61'L. Cameron S. Armstrong
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61'T. Olusanya M. Lazetic
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69'E. Ross B. Broggio
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69'H. Cartwright D. Tait
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73'⚽K. Nisbet Normal Goal
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75'E. Williams F. Yeats
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80'Kevin Nisbet Yellow Card
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81'A. Jensen M. Frame
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81'B. Graham C. Miller
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84'S. Nilsen D. Geiger
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89'⚽B. Stewart Normal Goal (Asst: E. Ross)
Stats for this game
Matchup Aberdeen VS Falkirk
Falkirk’s one-goal advantage
Falkirk won 1-0 against Aberdeen on 31 August 2025 and 3 January 2026. Those results give Falkirk the stronger position in the Premiership pairing, yet their margins leave little room for claims of overwhelming separation. A one-goal margin makes the advantage visible without turning it into a fixed hierarchy, and it leaves the outcome open whenever the clubs meet. The scores identify a direction without suggesting inevitability.
An unsettled Premiership question
The 1-1 draw on 14 March 2026 supplies the necessary counterpoint. Aberdeen avoided another defeat in that meeting, while Falkirk did not add a wider margin to its earlier wins. The shared score keeps the balance contestable and gives the pairing a clear contrast between narrow success and a level finish. With the history still limited, the matchup is better understood through its narrow scorelines than through a fixed hierarchy. Future competitive meetings will show whether Aberdeen can turn that resistance into a win or whether Falkirk’s one-goal edge continues to hold.