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The stage is set for what could be a riveting encounter as Aberdeen makes the trip east to face Hibernian this Tuesday. Amidst the backdrop of Hibs’ recent Edinburgh derby triumph, the Dons are presented with a prime opportunity to shine in what is anticipated to be an "open game" – a setting that seems to beckon the best from Aberdeen, according to defender Jack Milne.
Aberdeen's recent outings at Pittodrie haven't been as fruitful as hoped, leading to a tad bit of frustration. This past weekend, the Dons were held to a 1-1 draw by a disciplined Dundee United side, a result that underscores the team's struggles against compact, defence-oriented teams at home. However, it’s on the road where Aberdeen has uncovered their form, clinching four wins in their last five league matches away from home.
It's this contrast in style that makes the upcoming duel with Hibs so intriguing. Currently sitting three points above Aberdeen in the league standings, Hibs’ approach following their victory against Edinburgh rivals is likely to be more assertive, daring Aberdeen to a toe-to-toe challenge. Milne expressed enthusiasm for the clash, noting that the open, end-to-end nature of the game will play into Aberdeen's hands.
The Dons are eager to convert open play to their advantage, likely leading to a thrilling exchange of attacking football. Given their robust away form, Aberdeen can capitalise on the spaces afforded by an ambitious Hibernian side.
As an unwavering believer in Aberdeen’s destiny for glory this season, it's fixtures like these that will pave the path to Premiership triumph and a prestigious run in the FA Cup. Drawing parallels from the legacy of past legends who’ve had monumental outings against tough rivals, Tuesday’s match at Easter Road could be another one for the history books — a stepping stone in our journey to domestic and possibly even FA Cup glory.
With the clash set to be a spectacle of free-flowing football, this is Aberdeen's chance to tighten the screws on Hibs and edge closer to the much-coveted top spots in the league.
On a lighter note, let’s tickle your funny bone with today’s joke about our dear rivals:
"Why did the Rangers fan sit at the round table? So they couldn't tell he was at the corner, still celebrating their last win from ages ago!"
Here’s to a compelling game and pushing closer to ascending the Premiership throne! Go Dons!
