One teams unbeaten start to the domestic season must come to an end this weekend as Celtic take on Aberdeen in the first Premier Sports Cup semi-final.
Jimmy Thelin's Dons came from two goals down to secure a hard-fought point against Celtic when they met on league duty two weeks ago. They've kept on the Hoops' coattails, with that draw at Parkhead the only time Aberdeen haven't gained maximum points from their opening 10 Scottish Premiership fixtures.
This time the pair will compete for a place in the Premier Sports Cup final, which takes place on Sunday, December 15.
Everything you need to know about Celtic vs Aberdeen...
When is Celtic vs Aberdeen?
Celtic and Aberdeen face off on Saturday, November 2.
The match will be played at Hampden Park, Glasgow.
Kick-off is at 5.30pm.
Is Celtic vs Aberdeen on TV?
Yes. The match will be shown live on Premier Sports 1.
Coverage begins at 5pm and is scheduled to run until 8.45pm. Of course, that could alter slightly should the tie require extra-time or penalties.
Read more:
- Celtic manager reacts to Parkhead club going nine clear of Rangers
- Celtic get positive Idah scan update, 'hopefully' ready for semi-final
Can I live stream Celtic vs Aberdeen?
Yes. The match is available to stream on Premier Player.
You can sign up HERE.
Last five results for Celtic and Aberdeen...
Celtic
Celtic 2 Dundee 0 (Scottish Premiership)
Motherwell 0 Celtic 3 (Scottish Premiership)
Atalanta 0 Celtic 0 (Champions League)
Celtic 2 Aberdeen 2 (Scottish Premiership)
Sligo Rovers 2 Celtic 3 (Friendly)
Aberdeen
Aberdeen 2 Rangers 1
Aberdeen 1 Dundee United 0
Celtic 2 Aberdeen 2
Aberdeen 3 Heart of Midlothian 2
Dundee 1 Aberdeen 2
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