Aberdeen v Dundee: head-to-head edge meets winless run in lower-half fight | OneFootball

Aberdeen host Dundee in the Scottish Premiership at Pittodrie Stadium on Saturday, 21 February 2026, with eighth playing ninth and both seeking breathing space in the lower half.

Aberdeen have won both league meetings this season, 4-0 at Pittodrie and 3-1 away, and recent head-to-head results favour the hosts across the longer record.

Dundee arrive winless in their last five in all competitions, drawing with Livingston and St Mirren around defeats to Rangers, Falkirk and Celtic. The Dons' form is mixed, with home wins over Livingston and Motherwell offset by losses at Kilmarnock and at Motherwell.

Season trends point to contrasting routes. Dundee attempt more crosses from open play and have won more aerial duels, scoring seven headed goals, so they could look to attack from wide areas. The Dons average 48% possession with 79.49% passing accuracy, have scored 23 of their 26 goals from inside the box, and deliver crosses at 17.87% accuracy, suggesting they may try to work higher-quality chances.

Cameron Congreve tops the Premiership assists chart with seven for Dundee and may again be the main supply line. For The Dons, Jesper Karlsson leads their league scoring with five, while Marco Lazetic has four and Stuart Armstrong has supplied four assists.

The Dons sit eighth and Dundee ninth in the table. A home win could nudge The Dons towards mid-table security, while an away victory may lift Dundee and ease relegation pressure. A draw would keep both looking over their shoulders.