Celtic fans have shown their unwavering support for the upcoming Scottish Cup semi-final against Aberdeen by completely selling out their allocated tickets, leaving many supporters of the Hoops desperate to secure a spot in the national stadium. In contrast, Aberdeen’s initial request for a 50:50 ticket split has backfired in an unexpected way, as they were unable to sell out their allocation, resulting in unsold tickets being returned.
This turn of events has not only highlighted the disparity in ticket sales between the two clubs, but also shed light on Aberdeen’s struggles both on and off the pitch. With their team’s poor form and lack of managerial stability, the demand for an equal ticket split has become a point of embarrassment for the club.
Adding to Aberdeen’s woes is the early kickoff time, which has posed challenges for their fans in terms of travel arrangements. Despite their grievances about not receiving an equal share of tickets, their argument falls short as they were unable to fill their initial allocation.
On the other hand, Celtic will be looking to capitalize on their strong fan support and secure a spot in the final on May 25 after facing Aberdeen in the highly anticipated Saturday match set to kick off at 12.20. With excitement and tension building up, both teams will be eager to prove themselves on the pitch and earn a chance to lift the prestigious Scottish Cup trophy.
