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Neil Lennon and Shane Duffy to be given the boot. Celtic are on a run of just one win in six games after Thursday's defeat to Sparta Prague and the manager has come under scrutiny.

Aberdeen future could be in doubt after the on-loan forward was ruled out for up to 10 weeks. The 30-year-old, at Pittodrie from Bristol City until January 31, was carried off during the William Hill Scottish Cup defeat to Celtic on Sunday.

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Aberdeen are closing in on Celtic but knows and they have to prove it when it matters.The Dons lost at Hampden for the fifth time against the all-conquering Hoops in Sunday's Scottish Cup semi-final.Hoban reckons the Pittodrie squad will come back stronger and get even better as a team, and he hopes by the end of the season they will have finally got over their Celtic hurdle.The defender said: “It's very tough.“They are a team who have a habit of winning over the last 10 years.“They win week-in

William Hill Scottish Cup semi-final. Commons stands by his original comments but believes this could be a "major turning point" in the club's season, insisting Lennon remains the best man for the job.

Celtic will face more criticism this season, as he names his "biggest concern" with the squad. The Parkhead club bounced back from four games without a win as they defeated Aberdeen to reach the Scottish Cup final.

Scottish Cup hasn’t worked out quite as planned.But the Celtic manager admits he’s thrilled at still having the chance to secure another Treble for his club in a magnificent run of unbroken domestic silverware success.SFA chiefs and the four remaining participants had hoped delaying the semi-finals – which had to be postponed in April due to lockdown until this winter weekend – could see crowds back inside Hampden.Unfortunately, a second wave of the pandemic across the UK has meant the national

Ryan Christie wonderstrike helped them ease to a 2-0 win over Aberdeen at Hampden. Neil Lennon's side are looking to retain the Scottish Cup for a fourth season on the spin, and an efficient performance set up a showdown with Hearts on December 20.

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Aberdeen have the squad to challenge the Old Firm for trophies this season.The Dons face the Hoops in the Premiership on Sunday knowing a win will take them level with Neil Lennon’s team in the league table."The sides meet again next weekend at Hampden in last season’s Scottish Cup semi-final – before this year’s Betfred and Scottish Cup campaigns.Ferguson said: “This is a good chance for us to get level with Celtic in the table and we want to push the Old Firm as far as we can go.“Our squad is

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Dave Cormack has revealed the club have had a bid to have a second test event turned down by the Scottish Government. The Dons chief hoped to have 1000 fans in Pittodrie for Sunday's game against Celtic but despite backing from the Aberdeen City Council, the government refused permission for it to go ahead.

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Celtic die-hard ruled out his teams chances of securing an historic tenth title on the spin in a fuming Superscoreboard call.'Steven' was clearly perturbed by his heroes' performance today as they were outplayed for most of the game despite home advantage against bitter rivals Rangers.The scoreline means Steven Gerrard's men go four points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership but Celtic do have a game in hand.You'd think, then, it might be a little early to be throwing in the towel but

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Police Scotland has released CCTV images in relation to an early morning assault and robbery in Aberdeen.The attack happened in Union Street in the early hours of Sunday 2 August.Officers say the man and woman “could assist with an ongoing investigation” into the incident that happened between 4.30am and 4.45am.They released the images following other enquiries as they believe the pair may have further

Scottish Labour has adopted the decriminalisation of drugs as official policy.The moves by the party came after the Daily Record’s campaign to treat drug addiction as a health issue rather than a criminal one.Since our bold front page declaration in July last year, the SNP voted at its party conference to adopt a similar stance.Scottish Labour’s slow pace of reform frustrated senior MSPs like health spokesperson Monica Lennon and Neil Findlay, who have constantly argued for the party to adopt a

Scots street. We told how emergency services raced to the scene at Glenbervie Road in the Torry area of Aberdeen early this morning.

Aberdeen's Glenbervie Road in the Torry area of the city. At least five police cars and two ambulances have been seen near the scene.