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Aberdeen and Heart Of Midlothian sit close together in the historical balance, and their Premiership meetings often turn on a single goal. Aberdeen won 2-1 on 1 August 2026 and 1-0 on 23 November 2025, while Heart Of Midlothian won 1-0 on 28 February 2026 and 2-0 on 4 August 2025. A 0-0 draw on 12 January 2025 keeps the matchup open.
Past matches, Aberdeen vs Heart Of Midlothian
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Aberdeen
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1G
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17M
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11F
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21D
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10M
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16D
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9F
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22D
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53F
Heart Of Midlothian Substitutes
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G
28
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F
15
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M
22
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F
11
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D
5
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F
89
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F
19
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F
74
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F
21
Match events
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34'Bradley Lyons Yellow Card
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35'⚽O. McEntee Normal Goal
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41'Jordi Altena Yellow Card
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60'P. Kabore A. Ba-Sy
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71'Aremu Afeez Yellow Card
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73'S. Armstrong A. Aremu
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73'L. Smith T. Yogane
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73'A. Briedl C. Ronan
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73'A. Mouloua C. Cadden
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75'J. McCart L. Mendy
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75'S. Guendouz S. Kerjota
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80'T. Magnusson B. Spittal
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83'G. Molloy N. Guinness-Walker
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89'Harry Milne Yellow Card
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90' +6Kevin Nisbet Yellow Card
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90' +3Stuart Findlay Red Card
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90'⚽L. Mayo Normal Goal (Asst: K. Nisbet)
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90'⚽K. Nisbet Penalty
Stats for this game
Matchup Aberdeen VS Heart Of Midlothian
A balance measured in narrow wins
Neither Aberdeen nor Heart Of Midlothian has established a decisive distance in these Premiership exchanges. Aberdeen won 2-1 on 1 August 2026 and 1-0 on 23 November 2025, while Heart Of Midlothian answered with a 1-0 result on 28 February 2026 and a 2-0 result on 4 August 2025. The scores point to a finely poised pairing in which a single goal frequently separates the teams.
Cup ties add another dimension
The cup history brings different forms of the same uncertainty. In the FA Cup semi-final on 19 April 2025, the match was level 1-1 at full time before Aberdeen won 2-1 in extra time. The League Cup quarter-final on 25 September 2019 finished 2-2 at full time, remained 4-4 after extra time, and ended with Heart Of Midlothian winning 3-0 on penalties. Alongside the 0-0 Premiership draw on 12 January 2025, those results show how narrow regulation margins and knockout resolution coexist. Future meetings will ask which side can turn a close contest into a lasting advantage.