Aberdeen supporters turned on head coach Stephen Robinson as their side were hammered 4-0 by Hibernian, who climbed off the foot of the Scottish Premiership table and above their hosts on goal difference.
Hibernian climbed off the bottom of the Scottish Premiership table after securing a dominant 4-0 victory against Aberdeen at Pittodrie on Saturday. Former Aberdeen player Jamie McGrath opened the scoring in the 57th minute with a long-range strike, before Callum Wright doubled the visitors' advantage. Late goals from Nicky Cadden and Thibault Klidje sealed an emphatic win for Hibernian.
The defeat marked Aberdeen's fifth loss in six league matches, prompting home supporters to turn on head coach Stephen Robinson. Hibernian's win moved them level on points and ahead of Aberdeen on goal difference, despite losing captain Felix Passlack to an early injury during the first half.
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