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Aberdeen: Jack MacKenzie left bloodied by object thrown by own fans in Dundee Utd defeat

  • Aberdeen defender Jack MacKenzie was struck on the head by a plastic seat thrown by his own fans after a 2-1 loss at Dundee United's Tannadice on the final day.
  • The incident followed tensions in a match where Dundee United overtook Aberdeen for fourth place, securing Europa League qualification and spoiling Aberdeen's chance at a top-four finish.
  • MacKenzie, a Scotland U21 international who was an unused substitute, required extensive medical attention on the field before being escorted off the pitch in a wheelchair, his head heavily bandaged and bloodied.
  • Aberdeen manager Jimmy Thelin called the injury "totally unacceptable," while the SPFL spokesperson condemned the "moronic behaviour," and PFA Scotland chief Fraser Wishart urged this to be a wake-up call.
  • The incident highlights growing concerns over fan violence, prompting cooperation between clubs and Police Scotland to identify perpetrators and expecting severe football and legal sanctions.
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Soccer player bloodied after being struck in head by seat thrown by own fans

Scottish player Jack Mackenzie suffered head and facial injuries which required stitches.

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Daily Record broke the news in Glasgow, United Kingdom on Saturday, May 17, 2025.
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