Paul Hartley pleased with Cove Rangers’ progress despite formation tweaks and injury worries in draw with Championship Dundee
Paul Hartley believes he has reason for optimism after seeing Cove Rangers hold Dundee.
Scott Ross on target as Cove Rangers hold Championship side Dundee in third pre-season friendly
Cove Rangers emerged with a creditable 1-1 draw against Championship side Dundee at Dens Park.
Fans and clubs to be hit in pocket by absence of crowds, says Cove Rangers boss Paul Hartley
Paul Hartley feels both fans and football clubs will be hit in the pocket by the continued absence of crowds at stadiums.
Cove Rangers boss Paul Hartley reveals fears for Scottish football and has concerns season may not be completed
Paul Hartley fears for Scottish football clubs without fans at games and the Cove Rangers boss is not convinced the season will play out.
Who are the key Sporting players Aberdeen will face in tonight’s Europa League qualifier?
Aberdeen take on Sporting in Lisbon tonight for a chance to play in the Europa League qualifying play-off round for the first time in Derek McInnes' managerial reign.
Rugby: Aberdeen Grammar head coach Ali O’Connor hopeful season will take place
Aberdeen Grammar head coach Ali O’Connor is still hopeful of the new rugby season starting on schedule.
Keith chairman Andy Troup: Highland League return ‘totally unfeasible’ without crowds
Keith FC chairman Andy Troup has reiterated the Highland League will not start without fans in stadiums.
Scott McKenna seals Nottingham Forest switch as ex-Aberdeen defender pens four-year deal
Nottingham Forest have completed the signing of Aberdeen defender Scott McKenna on a four-year deal.
Connor Scully ready for challenge of another step up as Cove Rangers prepare for League One debut
Connor Scully has risen to the challenge of one Cove Rangers promotion. He is ready to do it again.
Athletics: Fanni Gyurko targets hill-running double with next month’s Bennachie 50k race
Hungarian international Fanni Gyurko hopes to complete a notable north-east ultra-running double when she competes in October’s Bennachie 50k trail race.
Rachel Corsie column: Absence of Scotland duty has allowed for much-needed hard work at Birmingham City
With no Scotland game this week, after the postponement of the qualifying fixtures, and no league action either, it has been an opportunity to get some good work in at the training ground instead.
A rundown of Aberdeen’s Europa League opponents as LASK or Dunajska Streda await winner of Sporting CP clash
Aberdeen have been drawn against either LASK or Dunajska Streda if they get past Sporting CP in the Europa League third qualifying round.
LASK or Dunajska Streda lie in wait for Aberdeen if they get past Sporting CP as Dons hope to push for Europa League group stages
Aberdeen will face either LASK or Dunajska Streda at Pittodrie in the Europa League play-off round should they get past Sporting Club de Portugal.
Cricket: North-east sides bring the curtain down on truncated season
The curtain will come down on north–east cricket this weekend after what has been a difficult and trying season.
Former Aberdeen midfielder Craig Bryson set to pen St Johnstone deal – reports
Craig Bryson is set to sign for Premiership side St Johnstone after departing Aberdeen, according to reports.
Athletics: Metro Aberdeen trio on the lookout for next marathon outing
Scotland international Fiona Brian and her Metro Aberdeen clubmates Ginie Barrand and Claire Bruce still don’t know where, when or if they’ll be able to run a marathon this year.
Flashback: When Aberdeen and Viking FK met at Pittodrie for the Energy Cities Cup in 2015
Aberdeen’s meeting with Viking FK tonight is their first since the Energy Cities Community Cup contest at Pittodrie five years ago.
Jamie Semple buying in to Cove Rangers’ ambition after sealing loan switch from Motherwell
JAMIe Semple wants to help Cove Rangers continue their ambitious rise after signing on loan from Motherwell.
Sean Wallace column: Aberdeen face best chance of reaching Europa League group stages – but fans will not see it
This could be the season Aberdeen finally progress to the Europa League group stages under Derek McInnes, yet no supporters will see it.
Veton Berisha out to continue Viking FK hot streak and end Aberdeen’s Europa League hopes
Viking FK striker Veton Berisha is in the form of his life and has warned he aims to continue his red-hot goal run and end Aberdeen’s European dream.
Arild Stavrum backs Aberdeen to succeed in Europa League as Dons head to Norway for Viking experience
Ex-Aberdeen hitman Arild Stavrum has tipped the Dons to come to his native Norway and see off Europa League opponents Viking FK.
Winning has become a habit for Cove Rangers and Jamie Masson ahead of debut League One season
Jamie Masson sees little reason why Cove Rangers should have to change.
Paul Hartley reveals transfer market challenges as Cove Rangers boss continues search for new additions
Paul Hartley admits the transfer market has its challenges this summer amid a surge in the number of free agents.
Former Aberdeen midfielder Chris Antoniazzi hoping clubs below Premiership not impacted by behaviour
Chris Antoniazzi hopes the lower-league season is not delayed by any further indiscretions from Premiership players.
Paul Hartley confident Cove Rangers will be ready for start of new League One season
Paul Hartley has no worries about his Cove Rangers side being ready for the new season.
Belated return to training gives Cove Rangers and captain Mitch Megginson welcome sense of normality
It has been a long five months for those in part-time football across Scotland.
Rachel Corsie column: Birmingham City move gives me sense of stability
With the uncertainly of what football would look like in the US for the remainder of the year, I am happy to have some stability a little closer to home.
Athletics: Lack of competitive actions won’t hurt Aberdeen runner Zoey Clark’s Olympic ambition
Aberdeen AAC’s Zoey Clark believes she’ll be in great shape for the next Olympic Games despite not competing at all this year.
Perfect symmetry for ex-Motherwell duo Adam Livingstone and David Turnbull as Cove Rangers and Celtic get their men
Adam Livingstone and David Turnbull turned professional at the same time. It made sense they got their next moves together too.
Eight Aberdeen players who breached lockdown protocols handed three-game suspended bans and free to face Hibernian
Eight Aberdeen players found to have breached lockdown protocols have been handed suspended three game bans.