Aberdeen Fans Ready to Celebrate with Scottish Cup Parade

Unseen moment Aberdeen hero finally gets Scottish Cup trophy pic after 18 years

IT was a day to remember for everyone associated with Aberdeen on Saturday as they lifted the Scottish Cup after a 35-year wait. And one of their heroes got in on the celebrations after an 18-year wait of his own. AlamyAberdeen ended their 35-year wait for a Scottish Cup against Celtic on Saturday[/caption] A former Dons star who was working as a pundit for the game was spotted taking in the trophy lift Kenny RamsayAndrew Considine watched his o…

Aberdeen fans ready to celebrate with Scottish Cup parade

The Dons won a sensational penalty shoot-out on Saturday to claim the Scottish Cup for the first time in 35 years.

Everything you need to know about open-top bus parade to celebrate Aberdeen's Scottish Cup glory

Aberdeen Football Club will celebrate their sensational Scottish Cup triumph with a historic open-top bus parade through the Granite City.

Peter Grant in tears, Paul McStay's joy as he embraces Tommy Burns

As painful as it was witnessing Aberdeen supporters celebrate their Scottish Cup win on Saturday it was clear that they enjoyed and greatly appreciated the moment having being starved of success for so long…Celtic – Scottish Cup winners -1995. Celtic 1 Airdrie 0. Photo The Celtic WikiIt’s been 11 years since the Dons last lifted silverware in the form of the league cup and a whopping 35 years since they last had their hands on the Scottish Cup.A…

Aberdeen Shines as Dons Celebrate Scottish Cup Victory

Aberdeen’s city centre shimmered in red and white today (Sunday, 26 May), as tens of thousands turned out to celebrate Aberdeen FC’s Scottish Cup victory at Hampden the day before. This moment wasn’t about anyone else; it was Aberdeen’s own story. It was about pride in what’s been achieved right here, by the club, by this city, and its people. The streets pulsed with energy that belonged to everyone who stood along them, a show of shared identit…

Aberdeen city centre turned into a sea of red and white during Dons’ parade

Aberdeen city centre turned into a sea of red and white during Dons’ parade News Image kaallan Sun, 25/05/2025 - 5:11 pm About 80,000 to 100,000 Dons fans crowded Aberdeen city centre today to watch the open-top bus parade by the first team after winning the Scottish Cup yesterday.Aberdeen Football Club supporters lined the streets to watch the parade as it made its way to the Town House for a balcony appearance by first team players with the L…