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How to Use FBML to Display Your Profile Photo on a Custom Facebook Fan Page
On custom Facebook pages images must exist on your own server (or somewhere else on the internet) and linked to from the Facebook page code.
The only images that can be uploaded directly to Facebook are the logo for your fan page and the image used on your profile page.
FBML provides code that will pull your profile or logo picture to your fan page so you don't have to link to it from a different server.
Here's how you do it.
The fbml tag is fb:profile-pic and looks like the following:
<fb:profile-pic uid="629152408" linked="true" size="normal" />
The only required attribute is uid. This is the ID number for the profile or fan page. Locating the UID is easier said than done but, then this is Facebook ;-)
To get the uid for your profile photo go to your photos tab. Click on any photo. In the address bar in your web browser, the url will end with id=629152408. That number is the uid you use with the fbml profile pic code.
To get the uid for your fan page, click on the logo. The url in the address bar of your web browser will end with id=84300445447. That number is the uid.
Please note that in the above examples I have used my own uid's. Your numbers will be different.
Other attributes for profile-pic are optional.
- uid – the id number for the profile or fan page (this is not optional)
- size – the size of the image. Values can be thumb (50px wide), small (100px wide), normal (200px wide), and square (50px by 50px). The default used is thumb is a size isn't specified. If you want to set a specific size, use width and height, which are listed below.
- linked – makes the image link to the user's profile. The default is true, which links to the page
- width – sets the width of the image in pixels
- height – sets the height of the image in pixels
As I was writing this it occurred to me that locating the uid is a pain. It used to be easier before you were able to get custom names. Does anyone know a better way? By the time the uid is located and used with the fbml code, an image probably could have been uploaded to a server and linked to on the custom page.
Anyway, that's how to use fbml to display your profile picture or logo on a custom facebook fan page.
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36 Responses to "How to Use FBML to Display Your Profile Photo on a Custom Facebook Fan Page"
OK maybe I'll start that FB blog as a backlink treat to you! ;)
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I just created a fan page and going through all your FBML posts to check what kind of customizing is possible… I hope to make it a decent looking fan page though I am not confident of keeping this fan place active – I myself reduced a lot on my online commitments.
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i have a fan page with 600+ fans and want to set up a welcome page with a diff jpg image
i know its possible as i have seen many others, i just cant find the code to do it and i have no idea about that sort of stuff.
Thankyou this was very helpfull. However I was wondering if there is a way to make it so that part of my tab that I used FBML for can only be seen by fans, I have seen this before and would like to know how it was done.
I have been trying to add a logo to a tab I created but I haven't had any success…how do I go about do it?
Confused :-/
Do you know if it's possible to recreate all the stuff you see on the left hand side when you're viewing the wall? Profile photo, information, fans, photos, etc. When you add a tab it's just completely blank.
Hey, I have been trying to post a off-site image on a tab, but I cant get it to work …
The image is located here: http://vhm.dk/archive/Vhm_Dansk/Billeder/Historisk%20Arkiv,%20billeder/Hjørring%20historier/hjoerringhist-01-stor.JPG
So I would have thought the html tag I should use in FBML would look like this:
… could you pleeease help?!?
hmmm … it dosen't show html tags … anyway I did this:
img src=" FULL ADRESS OF IMAGE " alt=" ALT NAME " /
beginning and ending with the <'s … ;-)
ahh .. i figured it out. Turns out I had made the image 525 px wide … FB only allows images that are 520 px wide! :-)
thanks for information. Can you please advise how to do otherwise? to share an image from fan page so that it would be posted in user's profile? I mean – to allow user to get an image from fan page and post it to his profile album
Hi Kim
I have been trying add an image to my GRAZIERS MENU tab in facebook. I got the image on photobucket and trying to use the HTML code but its doesnt seem to work. So frustrated. Would you please help me. The link Im using is
My facebook page is http://www.facebook.com/GraziersSteakhouseParkwood
You will see on the Graziers Menu tab only a little box show up. :(
Regards Rose
Wow, i think i am close but STILL not getting desired results. Trying to put a photo from photobucket to a static FBML page i created in my facebook business page. I tried HTML from photobucket … only get the white box with the red X. I click on one of the white boxes and it launches into photobucket. I tried image code from photobucket …. nothing but a white page appears. I tried doing the thing and again …. white page appears. I SIMPLY want a photo to appear in my static FBML page (welcome page) NO links to other sites etc … With or without photobucket! I've looked at you tube videos, and read 7 different websites and they all talk about linking photos to websites once you click on the photo. I just want a photo on my welcome page without linking to outside websites.
why can't i show you the code i entered?
I just tried a random image from a random website and the image appeared! So all i can assume is …. it must either be a code thing i am doing wrong OR a photobucket thing. I just e-mailed them to see if they can help. Should i store the images i need at a different online service like flickr or something similar?
I figured it out … All i did was put a photo i want to use in my "photos" section on my facebook page. Pull up the photo, right mouse click on the photo, click on properties. Copy the URL address. Go to the FBML page. Put the cursor where i want the image to begin and type
<img src=
Paste the URL address that you copied, NO spaces, NO Quotations around the code. Then i ended the code with
The photo appeared!!!
No need for photobucket!!!!!!!!!
Hi Kim!
I've started yesterday a fan page and i'm trying to figure out how can send a private message to a person with my profile picture (and name).
I have no idea what is wrong. I've tried to send a prvete message to my personal facebook and it shows nothing… a blank space where the name should be going and the predetermined avatar from facebook.
My information apparently is ok and i've uploaded my profile image like four times.
Please give me a solution.
Hi! I've figured out how to get a photo uploaded using the static FBML app, and have successfully linked it out to the URL desired, but the image is too big. I have height and width parameters set, and am using photobucket as the hosting service. The code I'm using is below. How do I get the image size reduced? Simply changing the parameters didn't change it at all.
Hi Kim, i'm working on my friends page and i was looking for some tutorials on how to edit those codes…i found your page when i was searching and i just wanna ask on how to permanently display the profile picture of visitors…i looked on page source of facebook and i can't find any variables of UID…can you please help me???
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LOS ANGELES — Relentless rain and wind were making the drive down Main Street in Joplin, Mo., nearly impossible Sunday, so Herb Jarrett and his wife, Gayla, decided it would be best simply to pull over. They parked their Ford Escape in front of an Arby's restaurant and prepared to wait.
Moments later, they were hanging upside down by their seatbelts inside a squashed heap of steel, themselves battered and bloodied. Their SUV rested behind the site where the restaurant once stood.
The same tornado that tumbled the Jarretts' SUV pulled 18-year-old Will Norton through a Hummer H3's sunroof, his family has reported, but left his father inside. As of Thursday afternoon, the teenager had not been found.
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For people seeking shelter from a tornado, a vehicle should be the refuge of last resort, said Dick Elder, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Wichita.
"It's a worst-case scenario," Elder said. "I've seen cars mangled up so badly that you wouldn't survive unless you were about the size of an ant."
Ideally, those who find themselves staring down a twister would have time to exit the vehicle and take refuge inside a structure (preferably in the basement) or even lie down in a ditch, below the strong winds and flying debris, Elder said.
But often, short warning times and the volatile nature of a twister's path can leave drivers without recourse, said Scott Smith, a National Weather Service meteorologist.
"There is not a whole lot you can do," Smith said. "Buckle up, lie down as flat as you can and hope for the best."

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Tin Man: Part Three
By contrast, Monday night proved that Tin Man had its own story to tell. This was a story that would use the Wizard of Oz as a jumping off point and rethink the classic.
We open with D.G. remembering this magical lake and skipping a heart-shaped stone to reveal a message from her mother. How did she know to skip the stone across a bunch of leaves or even at all? Either way, her mother gives her a message: Go find your father. When they do, he isn't of that much help. Did anyone else think that he really didn't explain much (at least at first)? I know he gave her a compass but I was hoping for some more of the back story.
Tin Man finally figures out that Tutor has been playing both sides -- he even discovers those holographic casino chips. After way too many dog references, Tutor agrees to change himself back into a dog for the remainder of the journey.
But who cares whether tutor is a dog or a magical old man because Azkadellia gets sick of waiting for reports back at the palace and has put on her riding clothes. Finally! I was wanting Azkadellia to follow D.G. immediately after she broke out of the dungeon. The only reason I can think of for having her stay behind is that the palace holds Lavender Eyes's prison. How can Azkadellia torture her mother if she is out in the field?
I like the angle for Azkadellia established the second night but I hate this battle of the memories. Having Azkadellia share a body with the evil witch definitely makes her interesting. Furthermore it makes her sympathetic because she didn't choose the evil path. In fact, D.G. left her for dead with that old hag. But what's with all the concentrating on old memories? I understand why D.G. has to battle for the answers but Azkadellia should just know them--she's ruled the O.Z. with an evil queen inside her for how long now?
And finally--an appearance from the Resistance we've been hearing so much about. I was waiting for them. Turns out that Tin Man's son is the leader of the rebels. But what was with the cool reunion between father and son (and I don't mean cool in a good way)? Judging from his jaunt through the fields shouting "Adora!," I was expecting the Tin Man to be ecstatic when he found his son previously thought dead but instead all he can muster is a "I thought you were dead" and a "I'm proud of you, son."
The Tin Man's son, by the way, is a bad ass. I thought that was an awesome bluff--spoons! And that tough-guy Zero sure gave up the information quickly. Really, what's a few fingers for his loyalty to the queen? Cain's son wants to kill Zero after the interrogation but Cain stops him citing that it won't bring back Adora (a symbolic sign of Cain's regaining his heart). But Cain still wants justice for Zero (justice not vengeance) so he traps Zero in the metal suit in which he was held captive for so many years. (Brief aside: The line about "ya gotta have heart" was cheesy. Also, cheesy was D.G.'s speeches at the end but I guess I should have seen those coming.)
But back to D.G. who finally figures out how to use the compass and the henna tattoo on her left palm. I really enjoyed the connection to the original Dorothy Gale. The original Dorothy has been keeping the emerald, which is much smaller than I imagined, for D.G. She doesn't have it long as her witch of a sister grabs it from her and locks her in a marble tomb.
And that brings us to the final battle and the denouement. What did you think of the ending? I thought parts of it were predictable and the whole thing was a bit slow. The predictable parts were (1) D.G. appealing to the sister locked inside the evil witch and (2) Glitch recovering the other half of his brain to mess up the master plan. I also thought that the holding hands gimmick ruled out any possibility of a cool magic fight.
Overall, I thought Tin Man was good. Good enough to buy the DVD when that's released? Not really. Good enough to watch bits and pieces when Sci-Fi reruns it? Probably. What did you think?
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In Michigan, the State's Republican-controlled Senate has passed an anti-bullying law named after a gay victim.
Good thing you might think. Except it's not.
The Republicans put in a clause, introduced in secret, which is a cop out for anyone who can provide a religious or moral reason for their action.
Apparently to not grant this get-out clause is to act, as Gary Glenn, president of the American Family Association of Michigan, puts it, as "a Trojan horse for the homosexual agenda."
The Michigan bills are known as 'Matt's Safe School Law' and are named for Matt Epling, an East Lansing gay teenager who committed suicide after being bullied.
Michigan Republicans only agreed to consider an anti-bullying measure — for one of the only three US states without them — that did not require school districts to report bullying incidents, did not include any provisions for enforcement or teacher training, and did not hold administrators accountable if they fail to act. They wanted no mention of any groups at high risk of bullying, in particular gay students.
Watch the reaction from Matt's dad, who has supported anti-bullying efforts for years and runs a website in Matt's memory:
"Rather than providing a blueprint for schools to handle the situation," he says, "they have given students an easy out to assault, harass, belittle and harm fellow students with no recourse by the schools. Religion should never be used as a weapon and in no circumstance should a state entity 'sanction' violence in the name of religion."
"'For years the line has been 'no protected classes,' and the first thing they throw in — very secretly — was a very protected class, and limited them from repercussions of their own actions. This line has no purpose within this piece of legislation except to incite 'religious bigotry' within our schools."
Democrats voted against a bill they had long championed because of the religious exception inserted at the last moment. Watch the reaction from Minority Leader in the Senate Gretchen Whitmer:
"You may be able to pat yourselves on the back today and say that you did something, but in actuality you are explicitly outlining how to get away with bullying," she says. "As passed today, bullying kids is okay if a student, parent, teacher or school employee can come up with a moral or religious reason for doing it."
As Amy Sullivan, who is from Michigan, explains for Time, it is her local social conservatives that think they're the ones being bullied, that efforts to protect gay kids attack their religious liberty:
"It's also a highly selective conception of religious liberty," she says. "The same religious conservatives who applaud the religious exemption in Michigan's anti-bullying bill would be appalled if it protected a Muslim student in Dearborn who defended bullying a Christian classmate by saying he considered her an infidel."
Given the real attacks on Christians in Pakistan and of other religious minorities elsewhere in the world, it takes what Sullivan calls a "serious persecution complex" to think up this clause to allow ridicule of gay students on religious grounds.
Having passed the Senate, the so-called 'anti-bullying' bill goes to the House of Representatives, where it is expected to pass with the religious exception clause included.
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There is no redeeming value to "religious" bullying. Just like the other forms of ostracism, it seeks to destroy the one perceived as the "other". I was bullied as a child. I never tried to commit suicide, rather than cave in and die, I taught myself to fight back (rather brutally). Later on, this even made me an excellent soldier, but I never healed either. I became a loner because, I became unable to make friends, fall in love, or hold on to a job. I am in my 50s and I still avoid others unless I can limit the interaction through the shield of the internet.
In the Third Reich, the religion was National Socialism and the victims of bullying were the Jews and others who didn't conform to the Nazis' idea of human being.
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or forbidding the free exercise thereof." But the State of Michigan can? Oh, wait. If some psychoceramic's "faith" commands him to abuse unbelievers, that's protected too--if it's the RIGHT faith.
If there were prizes for hypocrisy, the Far Wrong would win hands down.
Robyn, you are wrong, It does keep on giving and giving and giving. It keeps on giving and giving and giving to BIGOTRY AND DISCRIMINATION and taking away peoples individual rights! I use to be a member of a religion, until they started very aggressivly attacking people that were different from them or even had different befiefs than they have. I still believe in God, but I DO NOT need a church and its associated bigotry and discrimination to believe in and worship God. That is one thing that organized religion DOES NOT want you to know, you DO NOT need them to worship God, you just need them to give money to so they can discriminate and try to take away the rights of others because those people do not believe the same thing that the religion or church believes. Sad, but true. We need a very difinitive line drawn separating church and state!!!
Religion, the gift that keeps right on giving...NOT.
Youth Voice Initiative is starting a new project, for those who want to anonymously submit stories of their abuse so we can draft something to pass as a law to help protect the LGBT community from this type of attack.
What further proof of republiCON lies, deception, distortions and obfuscation do we need to see that we need to vote out all republiCONS in the next election? The only good republiCON will be in the unemployment line after the next election. How is this so hard to see?
They created a useless law. Don't they have anything better to do?
sick sick sick
What about hate crimes? Are the ones that commit hate crimes excused if they use religion?
Or if it's what they consider moral? Could I beat up someone who has green hair because it's against my beliefs, and get off scot free? Heck, I might as well commit murder. I saw a man wearing panty hose, and that's against my beliefs. (I don't really care about hair color, or about men wearing panty-hose, just using these as examples) I think I'll beat up a republican, because they are against my moral and religious beliefs.
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UPDATED: Readers say Duncanville was the first school with an inflatable run through
Hopefully you've already read my story on how Texas high school football has been taken over by inflatable tunnels and mascot heads. If you haven't, you might want to now, because the rest of this post probably isn't going to make much sense for you.
In that story I mentioned that the first inflatable run through for a Texas high school came in 1996. None of the manufacturers, coaches, former coaches, and ADs I talked to could remember who was the first to have it.
Well, our trusty DMN readers did. I've received two separate e-mails claiming Duncanville was the first school to make the purchase. According to one reader, the school got $100 for each school that bought one from the manufacturer for one year.
That thing must've paid for itself.
Mystery solved. For now.
I look forward to getting dozens of more reader emails saying that their school was actually the first to get one.
UPDATE 6:16 p.m.: Southlake Carroll Athletic Director Kevin Ozee, the coach at Duncanville in the late 90s who eventually went on to become athletic director there, said through email he believes the readers are correct, although his time frame differs a little bit.
Duncanville won the State Championship in 1998. Ozee said the inflatable was first used in 1999, which differs from David Scherba at Inflatable Images, the manufacturer of the first inflatable told me. He said the first one was ordered in 1996.
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Bathroom Facilities: The campground has three bathroom facilities, in Oak Lane, Pine Lane and Aspen Lane. There are also bathrooms with flush toilets near the swimming beach. All campground and beach bathroom facilities will be closed October 5th. The Visitors Center has bathrooms that are open year-round. Vault toilets throughout the park are open year-round.
Showers: The campground has two shower buildings, located in Pine Lane and Aspen Lane. All shower facilities will be closed October 5th.
Dump Station: The dump station will be closed mid-November.
Campgrounds: The park has 95 drive-in sites including 5 pull-through sites and 4 wheelchair accessible sites. In winter only one electric and one non-electric site are available to drive-in. The Bass Creek Group Camp is available in winter but access is on foot, ski or snowshoe.
Electric Sites: Park has 43 electric sites.
Special Notes for RV Campers: Electric sites have 30 amp breakers.
Reservations: Recommended from the Friday of Fishing Opener through Labor Day.
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Hibernian vs Aberdeen
Hibernian 0 V Aberdeen 2
Ladbrokes Scottish Premiership Date: Saturday, 26th October Kick off: 15:00 Venue: Easter Road
Key events
- Aberdeen Goal Vernon 80'
- Aberdeen Goal Wylde 90' +3
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Late goals from Aberdeen substitutes Scott Vernon and Gregg Wylde settled an enthralling contest against Hibernian.
Vernon netted a stunning strike, curling the ball home from the edge of the area to break the deadlock.
James Collins should have levelled in a frantic last 10 minutes, but shot wide after goalkeeper Jamie Langfield had taken a fresh air swipe at the ball.
Wylde raced on to Vernon's pass to convert and seal all three points, putting the Dons second in the league.
It was the winger's first goal since joining the club in the summer and sealed a second straight Scottish Premiership win for Derek McInnes's side.
Aberdeen were prominent in the the opening quarter of an hour with Hibs goalkeeper Ben Williams parrying away Mark Reynolds' fierce strike.
Dons forward Niall McGinn then fired just over after gliding past Scott Robertson and Ryan McGivern.
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It took until the half-hour mark before Hibs became a threat in the game, but two chances in a minute almost gave them the lead.
Langfield had to spread himself to deny Paul Heffernan, then Liam Craig fired wide.
The Dons continued to look the more likely side and a 40-yard run by Ryan Jack opened up a chance for Calvin Zola but the former Burton Albion forward could only hit the side netting.
Back came the home side and Langfield denied Heffernan again following a good cross from Robertson.
Aberdeen began the second half in a similar vein to how they had started the match and Hibs captain James McPake had to throw himself in the way of McGinn's shot.
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The one-way assault continued and both Zola and McGinn blasted over from inside the area with the goal gaping.
However, it was Hibs who should have broken the deadlock, Collins getting in the way of team-mate Rowan Vine's goal-bound shot.
It was a pivotal moment in the game, as seven minutes later Aberdeen took the lead.
Wylde robbed Lewis Stevenson of possession to find Zola's replacement Vernon on the edge of the area and he beat Williams with a superb finish.
There was more disappointment for the Hibs fans when Collins failed to take advantage of Langfield misjudging the ball.
And Wylde, who had replaced Peter Pawlett, sealed victory for the Dons in injury time, latching on to Vernon's pass to strike low into the net.
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Hibernian starting eleven
- 1 Williams
- 16 Stevenson
- 3 McGivern
- 17 Tudur Jones (substituted for Collins at 55 minutes')
- 6 McPake
- 4 Hanlon
- 8 Robertson booked at 70 minutes
- 38 Thomson
- 24 Heffernan (substituted for Vine at 62 minutes')
- 27 Zoubir (substituted for Handling at 74 minutes')
- 10 Craig
Aberdeen starting eleven
- 1 Langfield
- 2 Shaughnessy
- 3 Robertson
- 8 Flood
- 4 Anderson
- 6 Reynolds
- 10 McGinn
- 22 Jack booked at 51 minutes
- 7 Zola (substituted for Vernon at 65 minutes')
- 16 Pawlett (substituted for Wylde at 79 minutes')
- 11 Hayes (substituted for Robson at 71 minutes')
Hibernian Substitutes
- 9 Vine
- 11 Cairney
- 14 Collins
- 19 Handling
- 20 Taiwo
- 21 Murdoch
- 23 Forster
Aberdeen Substitutes
- 5 Considine
- 9 Vernon
- 14 Smith
- 15 Robson
- 17 Wylde
- 20 Weaver
- 27 Hector
- Referee
- Steven McLean
- Attendance
- 12,810
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- Possession
- Hibernian 45%
- Aberdeen 55%
- Shots
- Hibernian 4
- Aberdeen 11
- Shots on target
- Hibernian 0
- Aberdeen 6
- Corners
- Hibernian 6
- Aberdeen 7
- Fouls
- Hibernian 8
- Aberdeen 11
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- Match FinishedMatch ends, Hibernian 0, Aberdeen 2.
- 90'+5'Full TimeSecond Half ends, Hibernian 0, Aberdeen 2.
- 90'+3'Goal!Goal! Hibernian 0, Aberdeen 2. Gregg Wylde (Aberdeen) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Scott Vernon.
- 90'Attempt missed. James Collins (Hibernian) right footed shot from the left side of the box is too high.
- 89'Corner, Hibernian. Conceded by Russell Anderson.
- 88'Attempt missed. Liam Craig (Hibernian) header from the left side of the box is close, but misses the top left corner.
- 88'Foul by Willo Flood (Aberdeen).
- 88'James Collins (Hibernian) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
- 87'Attempt missed. James Collins (Hibernian) right footed shot from the left side of the box is close, but misses to the right.
- 83'Foul by Barry Robson (Aberdeen).
- 83'Kevin Thomson (Hibernian) wins a free kick on the left wing.
- 80'Goal!Goal! Hibernian 0, Aberdeen 1. Scott Vernon (Aberdeen) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the top right corner. Assisted by Gregg Wylde.
- 79'SubstitutionSubstitution, Aberdeen. Gregg Wylde replaces Peter Pawlett.
- 75'Attempt missed. Niall McGinn (Aberdeen) right footed shot from outside the box is high and wide to the left.
- 74'SubstitutionSubstitution, Hibernian. Daniel Handling replaces Abdellah Zoubir.
- 72'Attempt saved. Barry Robson (Aberdeen) right footed shot from outside the box is saved in the centre of the goal.
- 71'SubstitutionSubstitution, Aberdeen. Barry Robson replaces Jonathan Hayes.
- 70'BookingScott Robertson (Hibernian) is shown the yellow card.
- 70'Peter Pawlett (Aberdeen) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
- 70'Foul by Scott Robertson (Hibernian).
- 69'Foul by Scott Vernon (Aberdeen).
- 69'James McPake (Hibernian) wins a free kick in the attacking half.
- 67'Willo Flood (Aberdeen) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
- 67'Foul by Kevin Thomson (Hibernian).
- 66'Russell Anderson (Aberdeen) wins a free kick in the attacking half.
- 66'Foul by Rowan Vine (Hibernian).
- 65'SubstitutionSubstitution, Aberdeen. Scott Vernon replaces Calvin Zola-Makongo.
- 65'Foul by Clark Robertson (Aberdeen).
- 65'Lewis Stevenson (Hibernian) wins a free kick on the right wing.
- 63'Corner, Hibernian. Conceded by Clark Robertson.
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