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    Celtic FC VS Aberdeen

    Scottish Premiership
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    Celtic FC
    Celtic FC
    Aberdeen
    Aberdeen
    Celtic will look to extend their perfect beginning to the 2026-27 Scottish Premiership campaign when they host Aberdeen at Celtic Park on Wednesday. Martin O'Neill’s side have collected maximum points from their first three league matches, scoring eight goals while conceding only twice. Their strong domestic form has also continued in the Scottish League Cup, where Celtic reached the third round after a convincing 4-0 victory over Dundee United. Despite their impressive results, the team suffered a major setback in Europe after throwing away a two-goal advantage against LASK Linz and crashing out of the Champions League qualifying playoffs with a 5-4 aggregate defeat. Aberdeen arrive in Glasgow with just three points from their opening three league games. After starting the campaign with a 2-1 victory over Hearts, the Dons suffered consecutive defeats to Dundee and Rangers, leaving them desperate to avoid another disappointing result. Their task is made even more difficult by a poor recent record at Celtic Park, where they have lost 12 of their last 13 visits, with a 2-2 draw in October 2024 the only exception. Celtic have also dominated the overall rivalry in recent years, winning their last six league meetings with Aberdeen and going 28 games unbeaten against the Dons.
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    • Topnotch
      Topnotch Won 7/8
      Celtic come into this match with a strong start to their league campaign, having won all three of their opening games. They have shown good attacking quality and have been creating plenty of chances, especially at home. Aberdeen, meanwhile, have had a mixed beginning to the season and have already suffered two defeats in their first three league matches.
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    • Philosopher Tips
      Philosopher Tips Won 7/11
      Team Analysis Celtic are flying in the league: 3 wins from 3, top scorers with 8 goals and only 2 conceded. They bounced back from a Champions League collapse vs LASK and have a 28-game unbeaten run vs Aberdeen. Aberdeen have just 1 win in 3, lost to Dundee and Rangers, and are missing Gyamfi + Tobers. Dons do have cup confidence after beating Celtic on penalties last season.
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    • Millwall will look to recover from a heavy defeat when they host Wrexham at The Den on Wednesday evening. The Lions have made an encouraging start to their Championship campaign, collecting six points from their first three matches and sitting sixth in the early standings. After impressive victories over Bristol City and Norwich City, Millwall suffered a 5-1 loss to Southampton despite taking the lead through Mark Sykes. The result halted their perfect start, but Alex Neil’s side remain among the promotion contenders after finishing third last season and strengthening their squad during the summer. Wrexham arrive in London still waiting for their first Championship victory. Phil Parkinson’s team began the season with draws against Cardiff City and Watford before falling to a 2-1 defeat against Birmingham City. The club narrowly missed out on the playoffs last term and invested heavily during the summer, bringing in several players to strengthen their promotion push. Their early res
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