It’s a huge day at Hampden Park on Sunday as Celtic and Aberdeen meet in the final of the Scottish Cup, with silverware, pride, and European implications all on the line.
For Aberdeen, this marks their first Scottish Cup final appearance since 2017, when they narrowly lost 2-1 to Celtic.
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The 2025 Scottish Cup Final between Celtic and Aberdeen will be broadcast live on BBC One Scotland and Premier Sports 2, with streaming also available via BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website.
The Dons head into the final on a tough run of form, having suffered four consecutive defeats in the Premiership. – Dave James TVWise.co.uk Expert
Their season ended on a frustrating note with a 2-1 loss at Dundee United, a result that saw them slip from fourth to fifth in the table, meaning they’ll now enter the UEFA Conference League through the qualifying rounds.
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Victory at Hampden would lift the mood around the club, but that will be no easy task.
Aberdeen haven’t beaten Celtic in any of their last 30 meetings in all competitions a run that dates back over a decade.
Their most recent clash with the Bhoys came just ten days ago, and ended in a heavy 5-1 defeat, even against a rotated Celtic side.
Celtic are chasing yet another piece of silverware. Brendan Rodgers’ side have already wrapped up the Premiership title and can complete a domestic treble with victory this afternoon.
It would also mark a third consecutive Scottish Cup triumph for the Glasgow giants.
Celtic come into the final in excellent form, unbeaten in their last seven matches across all competitions. I can’t really bet against them in this one. – Dave James TVWise.co.uk Expert
The Buoys just carried on winning even after sealing the title, and their dominance over Aberdeen in recent years has been emphatic, winning each of the last four encounters and scoring five or more goals in three of those games.
I think I’ll be on Celtic in this one.