Aberdeen was able to secure a 2-2 draw against Celtic on Saturday, coming from behind to keep pace with the reigning champions. The result was discussed on the 606 show by pundits Robbie Savage and Celtic legend Chris Sutton, with Savage questioning if Aberdeen could challenge for the league title.
Sutton acknowledged that he believed Celtic would ultimately come out on top, but he praised Aberdeen for their impressive performance. He highlighted the club’s resurgence under manager Jimmy Thelin, especially considering they had sold their top scorer for £7m the previous season.
Sutton expressed his delight for Aberdeen, emphasizing their strong start to the season and their ability to compete at the top level. He commended the team’s resilience in coming back from a 2-0 deficit against Celtic, noting the exciting and competitive nature of Scottish football beyond just Celtic and Rangers.
Overall, Sutton’s comments showcased his admiration for Aberdeen’s progress and their potential as serious contenders in the Premiership title race.
