The Dons are heading to Glasgow for Saturday's final four showdown with Derek McInnes' side in the first of two semi-finals.

ScotRail has confirmed it will operate additional train services between Glasgow Central, Mount Florida, and Kings Park for the upcoming Premier Sports Cup semi-finals. Aberdeen faces Rangers at Hampden Park on Saturday at 5:30 p.m., while Hearts and Hibernian play in the second semi-final on Sunday.
Aberdeen supporters have been instructed to queue at Glasgow Central's main concourse for services to Kings Park, whereas Rangers fans will use Mount Florida via Hope Street. ScotRail advised passengers to purchase tickets in advance and warned that planned engineering works will halt Glasgow Central Low Level services between Partick and Rutherglen.
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