Brendan Rodgers wants a three-peat after Celtic make history
Brendan Rodgers will crack the whip to ensure Celtic follow up their historic double treble with further domestic domination.
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Celtic complete double treble with Scottish Cup victory over Well
Celtic retained the Scottish Cup with a comfortable 2-0 victory over Motherwell at Hampden Park, to complete an historic second successive domestic treble.
It can only be Celtic – Press and Journal sports writers predict their Scottish Cup winner
Jamie Durent – Motherwell 2, Celtic 1 I like to believe in football fairytales and I hope Motherwell can achieve something memorable by winning the trophy.
Dons captain says watching Hampden defeat from the stands was a career low
Aberdeen captain Graeme Shinnie described watching last week’s Hampden humbling from the stands as one of the most frustrating moments of his career.
Time for Dons soul-searching
The Aberdeen players who failed to perform for Derek McInnes at Hampden on Saturday have five games left to try to change their manager’s mind about them.
Aberdeen players challenged to defy the sceptics and finish second
Boss Derek McInnes has challenged his Aberdeen players to defy the sceptics by finishing second in the Premiership.
Dons have no answer to Steelmen’s physical approach in the final analysis
Aberdeen’s moment on the big stage was flattened by an ebullient and boisterous Motherwell who bulldozed their way to the Scottish Cup final.
Rodgers cautious as history beckons
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers said he has given no thought to back-to-back trebles after his team brushed Rangers aside 4-0 in the Scottish Cup semi-final.
Dire Dons produce a Hampden horror show after 3-0 result against Motherwell
Saturday marked 115 years to the day since the birth of Aberdeen FC but the Scottish Cup semi-final against Motherwell will not go down as a highlight in the club’s history.
Celtic stroll to Scottish Cup final after emphatic 4-0 win over Old Firm rivals Rangers
Celtic swept aside the challenge of 10-man Rangers in convincing fashion with a 4-0 win in Sunday's Scottish Cup semi-final.
Aberdeen humbled in Scottish Cup semi-final as Motherwell run out 3-0 winners
Aberdeen suffered a humbling 3-0 Scottish Cup semi-final defeat as as a Curtis Main-inspired Motherwell took a step closer to the trophy.
Aberdeen humbled in Scottish Cup semi-final as Motherwell run out worthy 3-0 winners
Aberdeen suffered a humbling 3-0 defeat in the Scottish Cup semi-final as a Curtis Main-inspired Motherwell took a step closer to the trophy.
Lunch summit on Scottish Cup final day proved the springboard for Aberdeen defender Scott McKenna’s success
Having lunch in Glasgow on the day of last year’s Scottish Cup final, Scott McKenna knew his Aberdeen career was at a crossroads.
Former Aberdeen defender Ash Taylor tips Dons for Scottish Cup success and to prove Derek McInnes right
Former Aberdeen defender Ash Taylor has backed the Dons to make another Scottish Cup final – and prove manager Derek McInnes right.
Police issue flares warning and safety advice ahead of the weekend’s Scottish Cup semi-finals
Police have issued a warning against flares ahead of the weekend's two Scottish Cup semi-finals in Glasgow.
Peter Pawlett treats near misses with Aberdeen as learning experiences and backs Dons to end Scottish Cup hoodoo
Missing out on big moments is something that would gnaw at most professional sportspeople but Peter Pawlett sees things in a different light.
Pawlett won’t dwell on missing out on final say
Missing out on big moments is something that would gnaw at most professional sportspeople but Peter Pawlett sees things in a different light.
A question of scale and weight of expectations for the Dons
Last year’s Scottish Cup final might be tinged with disappointment for Aberdeen but, to manager Derek McInnes, it was the day that signified Aberdeen were a big club.
The Ross County heroes that stunned Celtic in 2010: where are they now?
Eight years after helping Ross County to one of their most famous victories, we ask where the Staggies stars of 2010 are now.
VIDEO: Eight years ago today, Ross County stunned Celtic in the Hampden sun to reach their first major final
It will go down as one of the finest days in Ross County’s history and in many ways, it was the first time the Staggies properly announced themselves on the national stage.
Dons captain Graeme Shinnie not considering changing his style despite Hampden semi-final suspension
Aberdeen captain Graeme Shinnie said he cannot change his style of play as he faces up to missing the Scottish Cup semi-final.
“I’m making up for lost time” Aberdeen goalkeeper Joe Lewis back in the team
Joe Lewis hopes he has timed his return to first team action to perfection as he chases Scottish Cup glory and second spot with Aberdeen.
Derek McInnes urges his side to go on and win the Scottish Cup
A sixth cup semi-final appearance in five years beckons for Aberdeen next month but manager Derek McInnes has urged his side to go on and win the Scottish Cup.
Derek McInnes celebrates joy of six semi-finals but sets his sights on the Scottish Cup
A sixth cup semi-final appearance in five years beckons for Aberdeen next month but manager Derek McInnes has urged his side to go on and win the Scottish Cup.
Aberdeen keeper Freddie Woodman sets sights on a Scottish Cup final berth
Aberdeen goalkeeper Freddie Woodman has his sights set on giving his Aberdeen team-mates a Scottish Cup final to look forward to after helping his side beat Kilmarnock on penalties in Tuesday’s quarter-final replay.
Woodman the spot kick hero for Dons
Aberdeen goalkeeper Freddie Woodman saved three penalties in the sudden death shootout to send his side through to the Scottish Cup semi-final against Kilmarnock.
Policing costs of Fraserburgh-Rangers cup tie revealed
A Highland League football team will be hit with a bill of more than £4,000 for the policing operation at a high profile Scottish Cup tie.
Hampden still football’s home for Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes
Getting to Hampden Park remains as big a motivation as ever for Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes.
Aberdeen preparing for Kilmarnock Scottish Cup tie to beat severe weather
Aberdeen will prepare for Saturday’s Scottish Cup tie with Kilmarnock going ahead as the ‘Beast from the East’ storm blanketed the majority of Scotland under snow.
Celtic reap benefit of Christie loan
Ryan Christie’s absence from Aberdeen’s game against Celtic on Sunday is an anomaly I believe needs to be looked at.
Police continue to probe fake Rangers tickets
Police are continuing to investigate allegations that fake tickets were sold to football fans ahead of a high profile north-east game.
Broch pair rewarded with new five-year contracts
Fraserburgh manager Mark Cowie and assistant James Duthie have been rewarded for the club’s recent record-breaking Scottish Cup run with new five-year contracts.