The Scottish Cup final between Aberdeen and Celtic is set to take place on Saturday, May 23rd, at Hampden Park in Glasgow. Most pundits favor Celtic, who are aiming for their 43rd title, and a record tally in the competition. Aberdeen, in their quest for their 10th title, last won the tournament in 1990 against Celtic.
Ex-Aberdeen and Celtic player Scott Brown predicts a 0-2 victory for Celtic. Shaun Maloney, former Celtic player, suggests a tighter match, with a 1-3 scoreline in Celtic's favor. BBC's Scottish Football Podcast panelists anticipate a tight contest, with a 2-2 draw after extra time, followed by a Celtic penalty shootout win.
Rachel Corsie, Scotland captain, thinks Aberdeen may have a slim chance, but predicts a Celtic win on penalties, 2-2 AET. Former Scotland midfielder Leanne Crichton expects a fiercely contested match, with Celtic securing a 3-1 victory.
Willie Miller, former Aberdeen captain and manager, believes Celtic are the biggest Scottish final favorites in recent times, but notes that upsets can happen. He predicts a 2-1 Aberdeen win, with Kevin Nisbet and Pape Gueye scoring for the Dons.
Source: BBC Sports Football
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