Aberdeen Secures First Premiership Win with 4-0 Victory over Dundee Ending Goal Drought

Aberdeen FC, under manager Jimmy Thelin, finally secured a much-needed 4-0 victory against Dundee, marking their first Premiership goals and win of the season after a difficult start with no goals and only one point from six league games. Thelin emphasized the critical nature of the match, acknowledging the pressure on the team to improve their position and build momentum game by game. Midfielder Stuart Armstrong expressed optimism that the positive performance in a recent European match against Shakhtar Donetsk would energize the squad to translate that effort into league points. Dundee's manager Steven Pressley highlighted the importance of an aggressive start to capitalize on Aberdeen's pressure and noted signs of improvement in his own team. Aberdeen's performance showed significant improvement, with goals from Jesper Karlsson, Adil Aouchiche, and Emmanuel Gyamfi, breaking a long-standing goal drought and lifting team morale. Thelin recognizes the need for focus and resilience to sustain this progress and climb out of the bottom of the Premiership table.