Granite City

  The 2024/2025 season will be remembered as one of the most memorable campaigns in Aberdeen FC’s recent history. Under the guidance of their manager and the unwavering support of the Red Army, the Dons delivered a season filled with resilience, determination, and ultimately, silverware—culminating in a dramatic Scottish Cup victory. Domestic League Campaign: A Strong Premiership Showing Aberdeen entered the season with renewed ambition, aiming to improve upon their previous  Premiership finishes. The squad, bolstered by key signings and the development of young talents, demonstrated consistency throughout the campaign. The Dons started strongly, picking up crucial wins against rivals such as Hearts and Hibernian.  Despite some setbacks against Celtic and Rangers, Aberdeen remained in the hunt for a  European qualification spot. Key players like  Bojan Miovski , whose goal-scoring prowess  was vital, and captain  Graeme Shinnie , whose leadership in mi...

  Aberdeen Football Club, one of Scotland’s most storied teams, has a proud history in the Scottish Cup, the country’s oldest and most prestigious knockout football competition. Since their formation in 1903, the Dons have lifted the trophy on seven occasions, with their victories spanning different eras of Scottish football. From early 20th-century successes to their golden age under Sir Alex Ferguson, Aberdeen’s Scottish Cup triumphs are a key part of their identity. Early Triumphs: The 1940s and 1950s Aberdeen’s first Scottish Cup victory came in  1947 , a landmark moment for the club. Under the management of  David Halliday , the Dons defeated Hibernian 2-1 in the final at Hampden Park. Goals from  George Hamilton  and  Stan Williams  secured the win, marking Aberdeen’s first major trophy in over a decade. This victory was especially sweet as it came after several near-misses in previous finals. The club had to wait over a decade for their next Sco...