Peter Leven breaks news: Aberdeen FC penalties confirmed by fourth official after Joe Hart’s mind games overwhelm Ryan Duncan

Aberdeen’s heartbreaking loss in the Scottish Cup semi-final demonstrated their potential to reach new heights under the leadership of incoming manager Jimmy Thelin.

After a thrilling 3-3 draw with Celtic in extra time, Aberdeen fell 6-5 in a penalty shoot-out. Interim manager Leven commended the team’s performance despite the loss, emphasizing the players’ determination and spirit. With their Premiership safety still uncertain, the Dons are gearing up for their final league games.

Leven believes the squad is capable of meeting the challenge, especially with Thelin set to take the helm in the summer. The players’ resilience and effort in the semi-final showcase their potential for success. Despite the disappointment of the defeat, Leven remains proud of the team’s performance and commitment throughout the match.

As the squad prepares for the remaining league games, Leven is confident in their ability to bounce back and finish the season strong. Despite the outcome of the semi-final, Aberdeen’s display against Celtic has given them confidence and motivation moving forward.

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