There was good news earlier this week when the SPFL made it clear any plans for a restructuring of the Premiership were dead in the water. In a statement, the league governing body announced there was “no reasonable prospect of achieving consensus around a …

Last Saturday at Hampden could hardly have been more nerve-shredding, but Aberdeen got the job done and now have the lure of a Scottish Cup final – which should push the players on for the remainder of the campaign. It was not particularly pretty at the …

With the split in the Scottish Premiership kicking in this weekend, and the rest of the divisions having just four games to go, we are fast reaching the climax of what has been a ridiculously unpredictable SPFL season. The top-flight has been bizarre – …

The fate of Aberdeen’s season will be decided on Saturday afternoon at the national stadium – when the Dons meet Hearts in their Scottish Cup semi-final. Win against Hearts, and Aberdeen should get the momentum, and the incentive, needed to see out the …

Having booked a top-six finish with last weekend’s impressive victory over Motherwell, Aberdeen will now hope to really kick-on and try to clinch third place. If they secure that, there is every possibility it will bring the guarantee of group stage …

Aberdeen have a simple and straightforward task at Pittodrie on Saturday: beat Motherwell and, no matter what the other hopefuls do, a Premiership top-six place is assured. Given where they were after the first few months of the campaign, it might not seem …

Aberdeen’s battle for third place in the Premiership goes on the backburner on Saturday lunchtime with the squad focused on reaching the semi-finals of this season’s Scottish Cup. They go into the meeting with giantkillers Queen’s Park having pulled off a …

Aberdeen’s recent mini-revival came to a shuddering halt on Tuesday night when, for the second time this season, Celtic battered them in Glasgow. Unlike in the semi-final back in November, though, Aberdeen were well in the match, and could have been 2-0 up …

After months of torture, and the worst run of league results in the history of the club, it might be that the Dons’ luck is finally beginning to change. Certainly, if the Scottish Cup is anything to go by, the signs are that fortune is favouring them. …

The torture for Dons fans continued last weekend with another sub-par display and another demoralising defeat against St Mirren. The Paisley side were everything Aberdeen were not, clinical and incisive up front, robust and organised at the back, and the …