The Dons begin September with a trip to Glasgow to take on Celtic at Celtic Park.

There are an extremely limited numbers of tickets available in the away end for Wednesday night.

The Opposition

Celtic bounced back from last week's devastating loss in Austria to edge out Falkirk 2-1 at home on Saturday, summer signing Camilo Durán netting a brace.

The win takes them to three from three so far in the Premiership, after also emerging victorious against Dundee (1-0), and Kilmarnock (1-5).

Alongside Durán, they have added Mika Baur (midfielder, Paderborn), Haissem Hassan (winger, Real Oviedo), and club-record signing Kasper Høgh (striker, Bodo/Glimt), who netted a hat-trick in the win vs Kilmarnock.

Martin O'Neill will be sweating on the fitness of the striker, who missed the game against Falkirk with an injury.

Stephen Robinson

"You can feel sorry for yourself, you can blame everybody else, or you look at what you can do better. That's certainly what we'll do as a group, we’ll look to get better as we go to Celtic.”

The head coach speaking after Sunday's game against Rangers.

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"There’s no point in feeling sorry for ourselves. It’s a big week, it can still be a good week for us as well, so we’ll dust ourselves down and we’ll go again.

"It’s never going to be plain-sailing in a full season. We know that and we’re not naive enough to think otherwise. It’s about bouncing back and that’s what we’ll try and focus on Wednesday."

The thoughts of Chris Cadden.

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