Aberdeen FC's 2026/27 season has been defined by inconsistency, leaving them ninth in the Premiership with 11 points after 11 matches, a record of three wins, two draws, and six losses. The Dons have lost three of their last five games, including a 1-0 defeat to Falkirk on Wednesday, and now sit 17 points behind leaders Celtic.

Manager Stephen Robinson pointed to the team's statistics as a focus for improvement. "Aberdeen FC stats 2026/27: top scorers, assists and rankings," Robinson said. The data shows the team has scored 12 goals and conceded 14, leaving them with a negative two goal difference, with the first goal in games arriving on average in the 48th minute, a metric they will look to improve.

Key contributors to Aberdeen's attack

Kevin Nisbet has been the standout performer, leading the team with four goals and three assists in his 11 appearances. His creativity was on show in the 3-2 loss to Dundee United last week, where he provided the assist for Nesta Guinness-Walker's goal. Connor Ronan has also been influential, scoring twice and setting up two more, while Ayoub Mouloua has added two goals of his own.

Despite these efforts, the team's overall output of 12 goals scored and 14 conceded reflects their mid-table position. The recent 0-1 home loss to Falkirk, where Ben Krauhaus scored the winner, was a particular setback, coming just days after the narrow defeat at Tannadice. This means the team has lost its last two matches.

Recent match results and upcoming challenge

Aberdeen's form has been erratic, with a sequence of results reading loss, loss, win, loss, win in their last five outings, which translates to two wins and three losses. This pattern shows the challenge Robinson faces in finding consistency. The next opportunity comes at home against Hibernian on Saturday, 7 November, with kick off at 15:00. Hibs are currently 11th in the standings, making it a key match for both sides near the bottom half.

With the squad having used 24 players in the league campaign so far, finding a settled and effective lineup is a priority. The full squad list shows the depth available, but converting that into points has proven difficult. Aberdeen will be aiming to start a positive run against Hibernian and climb away from the lower reaches of the table.

This story first appeared at vavel.com