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A pretty honest assessment there from Dons boss Derek McInnes as his side miss a chance to go second in the Scottish Premiership.

"I don't think we were convincing enough that we were going to keep a clean sheet.

"I thought Dougie Imrie was borderline offside, but I think Hamilton were worthy of their point, but so were we.

"There were some parts of today's game when Hamilton were fortunate not to lose another goal.

"It was not a great performance, but we've come away with a point from a difficult venue."

We are still waiting on Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes to give his reaction. Sounds like he might not be too happy - and telling his players exactly that.

"Hearts and Aberdeen - and I know St Johnstone's Tommy Wright might disagree - have that little bit more than the rest. But there is not that much between all the teams."

"If we can turn the draws into wins, we can have another successful season."

"I think, over the balance of the game, we should have won the game as we were the better side in both halves.

"We will take the one point, but we need to keep winning and we will move on.

"Performance-wise, I am happy and, if we keep doing that, the wins will come."

"I think Aberdeen missed Ryan Jack in there in midfield to keep the game flowing. He was a big miss today."

Accies do move up a place, going back above Dundee into sixth place on goal difference.

Aberdeen miss a chance to move back into second spot in the Premiership and are a point behind Hearts. They now trail leaders Celtic by seven points after the top three are all held to draws over the weekend.

A bit of panic in the Dons defence - Ash Taylor lashes the ball for a corner under little pressure - but Jamie Sendles-White sends his header well over the crossbar from the resulting corner.

Max Baggins-Craig: "Deserved equaliser for Hamilton. Had a feeling Aberdeen wouldn't have it so easy. Both deserve a point at least."

Amid that flurry of action, Andrew Considine and Cammy Smith have come on for Shay Logan and Peter Pawlett for Aberdeen, while Steven Boyd had replaced Greg Docherty in Accies' midfield. Not much time for them to make an impact as we move into three minutes of stoppage time.

"Hamilton look quite leggy and Aberdeen have had a couple of chances in the last five minutes."

Aberdeen are now looking the more likely winners and a long drive from Kenny McLean is clutches into the chest by goalkeeper Michael McGovern.

Accies midfielder Gramoz Kurtaj beats the ball in frustration and gets booked as a result after he blasts the ball against the hand of Shay Logan on the edge of the Dons penalty box, but referee Willie Collum gives a free-kick outside the penalty box instead of a spot kick.

Aberdeen almost restore their lead as Jonny Hayes' whizzes a drive from 30 yards, but goalkeeper Michael McGovern sprawls full length to turn the ball wide of the far post.