If Aberdeen stun Celtic in Saturday's Scottish Cup final, it will take a place in the dusty annals of Hampden giant-killing, writes Tom English.

Celtic face Aberdeen in the Scottish Cup Final at Hampden this afternoon. Brendan Rodgers’ side are targeting a Treble while the Pittodrie club are targeting their first silverware since 2014. The team news will be confirmed shortly and there are two major calls for Celtic – one in attack and one in midfield.

ALL roads lead to Hampden today as Celtic bid to complete a historic NINTH treble – with Brendan Rodgers completing a remarkable THREE of them. Brendan Rodgers would also become the first

Aberdeen have won the Scottish Cup seven times; their last triumph was in 1990, beating Celtic on penalties; the two sides meet at Hampden Park on Saturday; Brendan Rodgers side are chasing a ninth do

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Aberdeen captain Graeme Shinnie tells BBC Scotland's Liam McLeod about Scottish Cup final drama and how he is treating Saturday like it could be his last.

Brendan Rodgers has urged his Celtic stars to “etch their names into the concrete” of the club by clinching another treble when they take on Aberdeen on Saturday. Both sides are looking to get their hands on the oldest trophy in world football when they meet at Hampden for the Scottish Cup final.