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Aberdeen Player Injured by Seat Thrown by Own Fans After Critical Match

Jack MacKenzie sustained a head injury requiring stitches after a chaotic pitch invasion following Aberdeen's loss to Dundee United, with investigations underway to identify the perpetrator.

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Overview

  • Aberdeen defender Jack MacKenzie was struck on the head by a seat thrown from the away section housing Aberdeen fans after the team's 2-1 loss to Dundee United.
  • MacKenzie received on-field medical treatment, including stitches, but did not require hospitalization and is expected to recover fully.
  • The incident occurred during a pitch invasion at Tannadice Park, where Dundee United fans celebrated their team's win, which secured fourth place and a Europa League qualifying spot.
  • Both Aberdeen and Dundee United managers condemned the act, with Aberdeen pledging to impose severe sanctions once the responsible individual is identified.
  • Police Scotland and the SPFL have launched investigations, calling for witnesses and emphasizing the need for stricter measures to address rising fan misconduct in Scottish football.