The home crowd could play a major factor in Barry Robson's pursuit of the group stage.
Jamie McGrath wants the Red Army to crank up the heat and help Aberdeen march into the Europa League group stage.
“It is a big prize. We know what is at stake. Even at 2-0 in the first leg we couldn’t panic or get too high or low. We got the right result but will be going out with the same mind set, with it all to play for.” “It is all-square going to Pittodrie. We showed elements in the first leg we can take a lot of positives and confidence from.”
McGrath thought he had capped the comeback with a winner late on but it was ruled out for offside. He said: “I didn’t even realise I was offside. I was just caught in the moment and running towards Bojan Miovski before I saw the ref.
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