Hebernian won 3-0 to win 47 points and took two games in the game.
It was a rarely reliable concept in early November when David Gray’s side sat in the Scottish Premier League after winning only one in their first 12 games.
A great run in the form changed the mental state of lit and makes them sit in third place.
“It’s a imaginary day and we’re completely worthy of it, taking into account the level,” Gray said after the climbing St. Johnston.
“At the beginning of the season, the goal is to end the sixth best for this football club.
“We really had a difficult start. We had to go through the troubles at the beginning of the season, but it’s now 15 unbeaten games in the league we have given us the opportunity to win six starting games with two games,” he said.
Aberdin won 4-1 to confirm his place in the first half.
The road was the opposite of Hebs, with 31 points from their first 11 games after 14 games.
But coach Jimmy Tily was happy to sign their first half and the ship was deployed with three wins, two draws and a Celtic defeat in their last six games.
“From the beginning, we have had a clear picture for a long time, but we want to reach Europe this season,” he said.