Welcome To Watch Aberdeen vs Hibernian live.stream online Scottish Cup On HDAberdeen have no fresh injury or suspension worries. The Dons came through last week's 3-1 win over Dundee United in the Scottish Premier League unscathed. Boss Craig Brown is likely to name a similar squad for the last-four clash at Hampden.Midfielder Lewis Stevenson is suspended as Hibernian tackle Aberdeen in the William Hill Scottish Cup semi-final on Saturday. Stevenson was banned after picking up a booking in the quarter-final win over Ayr and is Hibs' only definite absentee. Defender Ian Murray and winger Danny Grainger are available after recent hip and groin injuries respectively. Tv.
What is more, those shortcomings are nowhere near as glaring as they were a month or two ago. Against Motherwell at the start of this week Hibs defended competently, confidently, and, most importantly, as a team. They conceded a goal towards the end of the game, which ended 1-1, but at last they looked like a side with some purpose to them.
Of course, Aberdeen reached this stage of the competition thanks to a more impressive performance against Motherwell – a 2-1 win in the Fir Park quarter-final. And, while they have played unconvincingly in recent league games, they enjoyed a confidence-boosting win last weekend against Dundee United. What is more, although there is little between the teams on current form, it is Aberdeen who have by far the better record in the Scottish Cup. They won it for the first time all of 45 years after Hibs’ last victory in 1902, and have now lifted it seven times in all compared to their opponents’ two.
What is more, those shortcomings are nowhere near as glaring as they were a month or two ago. Against Motherwell at the start of this week Hibs defended competently, confidently, and, most importantly, as a team. They conceded a goal towards the end of the game, which ended 1-1, but at last they looked like a side with some purpose to them.
Of course, Aberdeen reached this stage of the competition thanks to a more impressive performance against Motherwell – a 2-1 win in the Fir Park quarter-final. And, while they have played unconvincingly in recent league games, they enjoyed a confidence-boosting win last weekend against Dundee United. What is more, although there is little between the teams on current form, it is Aberdeen who have by far the better record in the Scottish Cup. They won it for the first time all of 45 years after Hibs’ last victory in 1902, and have now lifted it seven times in all compared to their opponents’ two.