Dull Match Report
Making the mundane sound dramatic
Hello
Aberdeen v Celtic ended 1-2 which was not in any way unexpected. If you thought that Celtic might kick on from the second half at Ibrix then you’d be mistaken. It’s fair to say they’re going to make hard work of every game for the rest of this season. That’s just who they are for now. Get the blood pressure monitors out Celtic fans.
It didn’t take them long to take the lead as the Aberdeen defence was posted missing at a set piece for the umpteenth time this season. If you catch a replay check out the effort from Stuart Armstrong.
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As the first half trundled on Aberdeen grew into the game without really looking like scoring (like every week) until Liam Scales caressed the back of Olusanya’s calf with his boot.
Then we have some faux controversy to deal with. Ugh.
