They now have four of their next six Premiership games at Pittodrie starting with the Boxing Day visit of St Johnstone.

And Taylor is looking to push on even more.

The centre-back said: "I still feel we are looking at that complete 90-minute performance.

"We have had large spells throughout games this season but we want to put that 90 minutes together. That will come and hopefully we can kick on even more in the new year.

"I feel there is still more to come from us as a squad and a team. I feel if we can continue our run of form and put those performances together, we can have a good crack at it this year and push as much as we can."

McInnes will come face to face with a man he knows well when the Dons take on Callum Davidson's St Johnstone.

The former Saints boss said: "They look a well-coached team.

"I signed Callum for St Johnstone and I know him well. He has put his stamp on that team.

"It's a different system and a different way of playing from how they have been over the years, and they have had some decent results as a consequence of that.

"Any time you play St Johnstone, certainly this season with the way Callum has got his team set up, they are a tough nut to crack. We have got to try and overcome that."