YOU CAN THEL WE NEED TO SHARPEN UP IN FINAL THIRD

ABERDEEN boss Jimmy Thelin admits Aberdeen need to be sharper at both ends of the pitch after a frustrating William Hill Premiership draw with Dundee United.

- BY JACK PARK

Jesper Karlsson netted from close range to level the scores for the Dons, who had dominated possession but fell behind after Amar Fatah outmuscled Nicky Devlin before curling the ball past Dimitar Mitov.

And Thelin (below) also admitted his shot-shy side need to improve in front of goal to avoid the frustrations of the Pittodrie crowd.

He said "Now the feeling is not good because we didn’t win the game, and the way we didn’t win the game...

“The first half was OK. They played quite deep and did well but the way we put in our crosses and the fight for the ball in the box was not there.