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Aberdeen Player Injured by Seat Thrown by Own Fans After Dundee United Victory

Jack MacKenzie required stitches after being struck by a chair part during chaotic post-match scenes, prompting investigations and widespread condemnation.

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Overview

  • Aberdeen defender Jack MacKenzie sustained a head injury after being struck by a seat thrown from the section housing Aberdeen supporters at Tannadice Park.
  • The incident occurred following Dundee United's 2-1 victory, which secured them fourth place and a Europa League qualifying spot, while Aberdeen fell to fifth.
  • MacKenzie, an unused substitute, was treated on the field for a serious facial injury and received stitches but did not require hospitalization.
  • Police Scotland and the SPFL have launched investigations to identify the perpetrator, with both organizations promising severe sanctions once the individual is found.
  • Aberdeen and Dundee United managers, along with football authorities, have condemned the act as unacceptable and called for stronger measures to address fan misconduct.