Livingston's Comeback Draw, Shaky Premiership Fight

0:00Livingston quad back from two goals down to snag a 2-2 draw against Aberdeen at home, but their fight to stay in the Scottish Premier League is looking real shaky. They've got just 20 points from 35 games, sitting 8 points behind second-bottom Killmarnock, who have a game in hand with only 3, matches left for the Lions. The game kicked off Scrappy with Aberdeen striking first through Mitchell Frame after 24 minutes off a smooth team move. Livingston hit back early in the second half when Joel Nubal bundled one home only for an own goal by Daniel Finlayson to put the dons ahead again, on 71 minutes. Manager Marvin Bartley was buzzing about his squad's grit, saying they gave 100% and showed they can hang with the big boys. He's lost just two of the last 9 since taking over and even praised the halftime subs that sparked the comeback, including Barry McKay and later. Robbie Murehead, who curled in the equalizer. Fans and pundits are split proud of the never say die spirit that lit up the TV audience, but worried about the drop.

1:04Aberdeen Steven Robinson called it a solid point on the road, 3 unbeaten now, though he wants tighter defending on those goals. Bartley knows then he miracles from other results this weekend, but his crews are already grinding back at training, ready to battle to the end, no matter what. That wraps and burn news today, brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with the story.