Ryan Christie ruled out of Celtic’s Scottish Cup final against Hearts
Celtic have confirmed Ryan Christie will miss the William Hill Scottish Cup final.
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Celtic midfielder Christie to undergo surgery
Ryan Christie will undergo surgery this week after Celtic confirmed the Scotland midfielder suffered “multiple facial fractures” in his collision with Aberdeen’s Dom Ball.
Scottish FA must get tough to tackle sectarian problem, says Dons goalkeeper Lewis
Aberdeen goalkeeper Joe Lewis has called for the Scottish FA to take strong action to tackle Scottish football’s sectarian problem.
Police investigate sectarian abuse aimed at Dons manager
Police are investigating sectarian abuse directed at Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes.
Carl Tremarco curses Hampden Park luck as Caley Thistle leave national stadium with sense of regret
You could forgive Carl Tremarco for thinking it is just not meant to be for him at Hampden Park.
Scott McKenna says Aberdeen’s lack of discipline let them down
Scott McKenna admits Aberdeen lost their heads as they surrendered any chance of halting Celtic’s triple treble drive.
I was wrong to react to sectarian chants, says Dons boss McInnes
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes revealed his reaction to sectarian chants from Celtic supporters led to his dismissal by referee Craig Thomson in the 3-0 William Hill Scottish Cup semi-final defeat at Hampden Park.
Callum McGregor wants to win another treble for injured team-mate Ryan Christie
Callum McGregor says Celtic are determined to complete their triple treble mission for stricken team-mate Ryan Christie.
I was told all the speculation over my future was just nonsense – Lennon
Interim Celtic boss Neil Lennon revealed the club’s majority shareholder Dermot Desmond told him to ignore “the noise” surrounding his future before the 3-0 William Hill Scottish Cup semi-final win over Aberdeen.
Celtic seal final spot with Dons destruction
Celtic kept their triple treble quest firmly on course as they swept nine-man Aberdeen aside 3-0 to book a place in next month’s William Hill Scottish Cup final.
Nine-man Dons go down against Hoops at Hampden
Aberdeen suffered an afternoon to forget as the nine-man Dons went down to a 3-0 defeat to Celtic in their Scottish Cup semi final at Hampden Park.
Ikpeazu calls on Hearts fans to back ‘brilliant manager’ Levein
Uche Ikpeazu told Hearts fans to get behind boss Craig Levein after the Jambos booked their place in the William Hill Scottish Cup final with a 3-0 win over Inverness.
Joe Lewis determined not to end Aberdeen career without a trophy
Joe Lewis came to Aberdeen to win trophies and he does not want to leave Pittodrie without one.
Craig Levein praises Hearts for holding their nerve in semi-final
Hearts boss Craig Levein hailed his players for refusing to buckle to the pressure as they shrugged off first-half nerves to book their place in next month’s William Hill Scottish Cup final.
Paul Hartley backs his former Dundee star Greg Stewart to deliver the goods for Scottish Cup hopefuls Aberdeen
Paul Hartley has backed Greg Stewart to deliver the quality that puts Aberdeen in the Scottish Cup final.
Hearts see off Inverness to reach Scottish Cup final
Hearts booked their place in the William Hill Scottish Cup final with a comfortable 3-0 win over Championship side Inverness at Hampden Park
Hearts book place in Scottish Cup final as Caley Thistle’s hopes ended with 3-0 defeat
Hearts ended Caley Thistle's spirited Scottish Cup run with as they saw off the Championship club 3-0 at Hampden Park.
Derek McInnes urges Aberdeen to strike first in Scottish Cup semi-final
Derek McInnes will order Aberdeen to start fast and plant the seed of doubt in the minds of Celtic’s treble treble chasers on Sunday.
Chalmers thankful to family dedication ahead of senior Hampden bow
Caley Thistle midfielder Joe Chalmers says his Scottish Cup semi final appearance at Hampden Park today will be his token of appreciation for support of his family during his primitive years as a footballer.
Ridgers craving more involved role in Caley Jags’ shot at Hampden glory
Mark Ridgers has already tasted Scottish Cup glory, but only from the fringes of the action.
Caley Jags chairman Rae keen to savour Hampden return
Caley Thistle chairman Graham Rae hopes today's Scottish Cup semi final against Hearts at Hampden Park will be another memorable occasion for the club's supporters to savour.
Derek McInnes in no doubt Aberdeen can knock Celtic out of Scottish Cup
Derek McInnes has no doubt his Aberdeen side can become Hampden heroes by pushing Celtic aside en route to the Scottish Cup final.
Stevie May looks to go from Aberdeen’s Scottish Cup menace to saviour
Stevie May wrecked Aberdeen’s Scottish Cup dreams five years ago but he would love to be the man that fires the Dons to the final by hitting the winner against Celtic tomorrow.
Desire for rival fans to see Celtic domination end is top motivation – Lennon
Neil Lennon believes the desire from those outside Celtic Park to see the Hoops’ domination end will motivate the players in their Scottish Cup semi-final against Aberdeen.
Inverness goalkeeper Ridgers hoping to break Hearts on Hampden debut
Inverness goalkeeper Mark Ridgers is a Hampden Scottish Cup final winner but is looking forward to his first appearance at the national stadium on Saturday.
Anthony O’Connor hails Derek McInnes ‘brilliant’ Aberdeen legacy and reckons Dons will miss him when he moves on
Ending Aberdeen’s near three-decade wait for the Scottish Cup would go a long way to cementing Derek McInnes’ legacy.
Aberdeen defender Lowe hoping to keep Celtic’s Forrest quiet in cup semi-final
Aberdeen defender Max Lowe admits he had the frighteners put on him by James Forrest the last time he faced the Celtic winger at Hampden.
Caley Thistle must cope with Hearts’ physical presence, says Bobby Mann
Former Caley Thistle skipper Bobby Mann says coping with Hearts' physicality holds the key to Inverness' hopes of reaching the Scottish Cup final.
Scott McKenna looks for redemption as Aberdeen stand-in captain prepares for second bite at Scottish Cup semi-finals
Twelve months on from his first donning of the captain’s armband, Scott McKenna will be hoping for an altogether different outcome.
Eric Black tips former protégé Sam Cosgrove to keep thriving in the Aberdeen spotlight
Sam Cosgrove may be playfully tipped for the Ballon d’Or by Aberdeen supporters but his cult-hero status will not go to his head.
Caley Thistle defender Jamie McCart eager to emulate father’s Scottish Cup heroics
The Scottish Cup brings fond memories to Jamie McCart's household but the Caley Thistle defender says his father Chris is too modest to raise the subject of his 1991 triumph with Motherwell.
Caley Thistle’s Aaron Doran grateful for Hampden return after injury heartache
Aaron Doran is grateful for the opportunity to return to Hampden Park having feared for his future shortly after winning the Scottish Cup on his last visit to the national stadium.