Aberdeen kicked off in 3-5-2 formation with an unusual back three of Hart, Deloumeaux and Tiernan and new signings Scott Booth and Michael Bird leading the attack. The Dons dominated the opening twenty minutes of the match without carving out any clear cut chances.
Good build up play saw Souter chip the ball into the Peterhead penalty area where Sheerin collected and went wide. He brilliantly turned his marker and fired in a cross which Bird headed home from close range. The Dons then stepped up the pace and eventually grabbed a second on the stroke of half time. McCulloch fired in a cross from the right which Scott Booth flicked on to Bird. The new signing calmly chipped the ball over the keeper's head to grab his and Aberdeen's second of the night.
Steve Paterson was a lot happier after this performance and told Red Web, "This was a more experienced side tonight and they played well. I was pleased with the way Michael Bird took his goals and it can only help his confidence." Aberdeen now prepare for the Bradford centenary tournament at the weekend as they go looking for a second piece of pre season silverware.