The Reds will be without several key players for Wednesday night's clash with Falkirk and face a nervous wait to see who is fit for Saturday's semi-final.

Manager Robinson has confirmed that Aberdeen defender Mats Knoester requires a specialist consultation after suffering a thigh injury in training. The Dutch center-back missed the 3-2 Premiership defeat to Dundee United and is considered very unlikely to feature against Falkirk or in the Premier Sports Cup semi-final against Rangers.
The Dons face a severe defensive shortage, with Lewis Mayo ruled out for at least two months with a stress fracture in his foot. Dan Happe returned to training following a virus but faces suspension for the cup semi-final, while midfielder Connor Ronan is also sidelined with a medial knee ligament injury.
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