ABERDEEN, Scotland (Interstat) — Bojan Miovski scored twice and Leighton Clarkson and Luis Henrique Barros Lopes each added a goal, but St. Mirren matched with three goals of their own to earn a 3-3 draw Sunday at Pittodrie Stadium in a Scottish Premiership Week 2 match.

Miovski opened the scoring in the 24th minute, then doubled the lead in the 37th. Clarkson made it 3-0 in the 45th minute, sending Aberdeen into halftime with a comfortable advantage. St. Mirren pulled one back in the 53rd minute when Jonah Ananias Paul Ayunga found the net. Lopes restored a three-goal edge in the 87th minute, but the visitors added two more goals – not detailed in the match summary – to level the score before the final whistle.

Miovski, an attacker, played the full 90 minutes and recorded two goals. Clarkson, a substitute who entered at some point and played 78 minutes, scored once. Lopes, also a substitute, played 18 minutes and scored once. Ayunga, an attacker who came on as a substitute in the 12th minute and played 78 minutes, scored one goal and received a yellow card in the 48th minute. The 6-foot-2, 176-pound Ayunga hails from Beaminster, Kenya.

The match featured several yellow cards. Ayunga was booked for St. Mirren in the 48th minute. Aberdeen’s Ross McCrorie received a yellow in the 61st minute. St. Mirren’s Greg Kiltie was cautioned in the 85th minute, and Declan Patrick Gallagher of St. Mirren was booked in the ninth minute.

The game was the second week of the Scottish Premiership season. St. Mirren’s record in the competition now stands at 7 wins, 18 losses and 13 draws. Across all competitions, the club is 11-20-13. Aberdeen’s Premiership record is 2-2-7, and its overall mark is 9-20-8.

The teams had met once earlier in the season, on Feb. 8, 2026, playing to a 1-1 draw at St. Mirren. In that match, Aberdeen scored first but the hosts equalized.

St. Mirren entered the contest having lost four of their previous five league games, including a 1-0 defeat at Celtic on April 11 and a 2-0 loss to Motherwell on Feb. 21. Their most recent result before Sunday was a 1-1 draw at Partick Thistle on May 21. Aberdeen came in with a 2-1 win at Hamilton Academical on May 10 and a 2-2 draw at Motherwell LFC on May 17, but had lost three of their previous four league matches overall.

Sunday’s match was played in front of the home crowd at Pittodrie, where Aberdeen had struggled to find consistency. The draw extended Aberdeen’s winless streak in league play to four games, while St. Mirren avoided a third consecutive loss.

According to Interstat’s game simulator, the projected final score was Aberdeen 1, St. Mirren 1. Interstat’s ELO system gave Aberdeen a 76.10 percent probability to win. The actual result – a 3-3 draw – differed significantly from those projections.

Both teams are back in action Sunday, May 24, with Aberdeen traveling to face Celtic and St. Mirren hosting Motherwell.