The striker was restricted in training after a hefty head knock against St Johnstone, but it didn't stop him from adding to his goal tally against the Buddies.

Aberdeen forward Ayoub Mouloua overcame concussion protocols to score as a substitute in a victory over St Mirren. Manager Stephen Robinson revealed that the 24-year-old Moroccan was restricted to stationary bike sessions and missed full-contact training all week following a head knock against St Johnstone before netting the decisive goal.
Robinson also praised captain Kevin Nisbet, who scored from a rebounded penalty after battling a hamstring issue. Fellow substitutes Stuart Armstrong, Tony Yogane, and Emmanuel Gyamfi earned acclaim for shifting momentum, alongside defenders Mats Knoester and Lewis Mayo.
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