Dundee cling on for another week as St Mirren slip up Danny Lennon, the St Mirren manager, said: "He's a very good player. I will be very surprised if he's not the worthy winner of the PFA Player of the Year award. Inverness manager Terry Butcher is considering an appeal against David Raven's sending-off which left his side down to 10 men for 78 minutes in the 1-0 defeat by St Johnstone at McDiarmid Park which blew open the race for a Europa League spot. Raven was shown a straight red card by referee Craig Thomson for a last-man challenge on Rowan Vine after only 12 minutes although the Saints forward was 30 yards out and seemingly chasing a ball that was running wide. Butcher said: "I think it is very, very harsh." Niall McGinn's 20th goal of the season provided a superb start to new Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes" Pittodrie debut, and set the Dons on the road to a victory that moves them above visitors Kilmarnock to head the SPL's bottom six. David Templeton netted a double as Rangers claimed a 4-2 win over 10-man East Stirling in their final away game in the Irn-Bru Third Division. Robbie Crawford and Ian Black were also on the scoresheet for the champions, while Paul Quinn grabbed a brace for the home side who put up a decent fight.