The Dons are on the road again this Saturday afternoon with Stephen Robinson's side making the trip to Easter Road to face Hibernian.
We head to the capital looking to build on a memorable few days which have seen the Dons secure their week in the Premier Sports Cup Semi-final before following that up with a comprehensive 4-0 victory over Motherwell at Fir Park.
We will be backed by a sold out away end on Saturday. In a busy week of away travel, thank you for your incredible support.
Stephen Robinson
“I know the changes that are going on at this football club and the amount of transition there is, it's not straightforward, it's a huge challenge, so I have to keep the players believing in what they're doing.
“Motherwell are a really good team, so to put that level of performance on, score that many goals, not many teams do that here. It was a very good performance, following on from a really gutsy cup win, so it gives a little bit of momentum.
“We need to continue to do that.”
Our head coach speaking after Tuesday night's victory at Fir Park.
Opposition Watch
Hibernian head into Saturday's meeting having taken six points from their opening six Premiership matches, with David Gray departing his role as head coach after a 1-0 loss at home to Kilmarnock on Tuesday.
After a 2-1 win at Dens Park at the end of August, they are winless in their last three league outings. That other three points came at Ibrox, Callum Wright netting a dramatic 93rd minute winner.
Past encounters
Aberdeen won the most recent meeting between the clubs, running out 2-0 winners at Pittodrie in April, while Hibernian took the points when the teams last met at Easter Road in December 2025, winning 2-0.
We last won at Easter Road in May 2024, with The Dons running out 4-0.
Player Perspective
“The international break might come at the wrong time for us, but who knows? We have to win on Saturday first. We're obviously aware of how our away form's not been good enough for the stature of this club but we need to really kick on from this because we've showed tonight that we can do it.”
Gavin Molloy speaks after our game against Motherwell.
New Threads
We will be wearing our new 2026-27 third kit at Easter Road for the first time on Saturday!
From the vault
Former Aberdeen winger Gary Mackay-Steven is pictured celebrating after scoring to put The Dons in front in a 2-1 win at Hibernian back in February 2019.
Oli Shaw fired the hosts in front, before first-half strikes from Andy Considine and GMS sent the points back North.
Aberdeen: Lewis (Černý 45), Logan, Hoban, Considine, Lowe, Stewart, Ferguson, Shinnie, Mackay-Steven, Cosgrove (Wilson 19), May (Gleeson 62).
Unused Subs: Campbell, Ball, McLennan, McGinn.
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