Summary

  • Referee McLean turns down strong Dons penalty claim

  • Jonny Hayes' cracker gives Aberdeen hope

  • Celtic score three times in first 11 minutes

  • Boyata, Armstrong and Griffiths with the goals

  • Murray, Kuati and Spittal score for Dundee United

  • Premiership play-off: FT Dundee United 3-0 Morton (agg 5-1)

Live Reporting

Keir Murray

  1. The lad Stockley

    Aberdeen v Celtic (19:45)

    Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes: "Jayden hasn't had too many opportunities. His goals-to-games started ratio is very good. It's the only area of the pitch where we could make a change, really. The priority for us is the Scottish Cup final and getting the right preparation. We are short everywhere else other than the forward area so we considered Miles Storey or Jayden and Adam (Rooney) could do his best stuff from the bench." 

  2. Three in a row?

    Aberdeen v Celtic (19:45)

    Pittodrie has been something of a fortress for Aberdeen this season - the Dons have only lost four matches at home in all competitions - but they've lost their past two fixtures on their own patch.

    St Johnstone, then Rangers, took three points apiece from Pittodrie, without the home side scoring a goal.

    Graeme ShinnieSNS

    Pittodrie has, until recently, been a very happy hunting ground for Aberdeen

  3. Dundee United v Morton (19:45)

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  4. 'We can end the unbeaten run'

    Aberdeen v Celtic (19:45)

    Aberdeen have taken no points from their three league meetings with Celtic this season, and were easily brushed aside by the champions in November's League Cup final.

    Despite that poor record, midfielder Kenny McLean insists they can end Celtic's unbeaten domestic run - and derail their bid for a treble in the Scottish Cup final come 27 May.

    "We want to show we can beat Celtic, because we know we've got the players that can," he said.

    "I think we are the best team to stop the unbeaten run - and stop the treble."

    Full story.

    Kenny McLeanSNS

    Kenny McLean is confident Aberdeen can topple Celtic

  5. Five changes in all

    Aberdeen v Celtic (19:45)

    How about some team news from Pittodrie? Aberdeen have made two changes. Jayden Stockley is in for Adam Rooney and Anthony O'Connor replaces Peter Pawlett.

    For Celtic, Mikael Lustig, Callum McGregor and Scott SInclair are in for Anthony Ralston, Nir Button and Michael Johnston.

  6. Good evening

    Aberdeen v Celtic (19:45)

    A warm welcome to our live text coverage this evening on two important games. Celtic travel to Aberdeen looking to preserve their undefeated domestic run, and Morton are away to Dundee United in the second leg of their Premiership play-off.