A richly deserved win for Dundee, who secure their first three points of the campaign and consign Aberdeen to a maiden defeat.

Joe Westley and Joe Bevan with the goals, with the latter Joe putting in a man-of-the-match performance.

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St Johnstone have a chance for the equaliser.

Jamie Gullan slips it to Louis Lloyd. He's one-on-one, he has to score...

But the striker takes far too long and his shot is too close to the goalkeeper - and he's missed. That is criminal.

Chris Cadden believes his strike has struck an arm in the Dundee penalty box.

It is, of course, checked, but no penalty is given.

Toyosi Olusanya comes off for Aberdeen and on comes striker Andrew Fasanya at the ripe old age of 15.

And now Louis Lloyd comes on for St Johnstone as well.

That's at least five attackers on the pitch now - but can they find an equaliser?

Ash Hay should make it 3-0 Dundee.

The striker is perfectly placed and perfectly picked out by Finlay Robertson's cross, but the header is weak, with goalkeeper Marius Muller getting across to claim.

St Johnstone, and Toby Steward, get away with one thanks to an offside flag.

The visiting goalkeeper just clattered Alex Gogic in the box while attempting to punch away a cross, but the Cypriot defender was offside.

Had he not been, that was a stonewaller.

A half-hearted St Mirren appeal for another penalty as Jayden Richardson goes down under pressure from Zach Mitchell. Nothing given.

And now, as he did last week, visiting manager Simo Valakari calls for the cavalry. Kai Fotheringham is on to try to turn this game around for St Johnstone.

St Johnstone almost hit back immediately as Cheick Diabate nods a cross off the face of a post.

Inches away from an instant equaliser.