A rollercoaster // Aberdeen 3-3 Motherwell

It may have been a cold, rainy Wednesday night trip to Aberdeen on Valentines Day, but the supporters who made the long journey were certainly rewarded with a crazy game of football. 

Motherwell got off to the perfect start when Georgie Gent was fouled in the box within the first five minutes and Theo Bair lashed into the roof of the net to give his side an early lead.

That dominance continued when after Jack Vale's effort from the six-yard box was somehow kept out, Bair helped himself to another from Gent's cross.

Adam Devine piled on the misery for Neil Warnock's side when he scored minutes later to make it 3-0 after a quarter of an hour.

However, a change of shape and personnel swung the game back in Aberdeen's favour as they pulled two goals back before the break. They continued their ascendency in the game after the interval and made it count when Duk got his brace shortly after half time.

At the point, the game was in the balance. Bojan Miovski had the ball in the back of the net for the hosts but was in an offside position before Harry Paton knocked home with ten minutes to go, seemingly securing three points in the process. A VAR intervention later seen the goal ruled out for a supposed foul by Calum Butcher.

VAR was highly influential in the match however after six goals and plenty controversy, the points were shared to extend Motherwell's unbeaten run to six games as they will feel aggrieved to have gave up a three goal advantage.