Celtic and Aberdeen clashed in a thrilling 2-2 draw at Parkhead on Saturday, both teams determined to keep their perfect start to the Premiership season intact. It was a high-energy match with both sides causing damage to each other.

While Celtic has been dominating the Scottish Premiership, Aberdeen, under new manager Jimmy Thelin, surprised many with a second-half comeback. Despite Celtic taking a 2-0 lead in the first half with goals from Hatate and Furuhashi, Aberdeen fought back, putting the champions on the back foot.

Manager Neil McCann praised Thelin’s brave tactics, noting how Aberdeen’s attacking approach spooked Celtic in the second half. The Dons’ fearless and vibrant play proved they are a force to be reckoned with in Scottish football.

As Rangers falter in their challenge to Celtic, many are now looking to Aberdeen as potential title contenders. With the champions looking strong and maintaining high levels of quality, a title challenge from Aberdeen would add an exciting twist to the season. Regardless of the outcome, it seems Scottish football fans are in for an entertaining ride.