Derek McInnes insists Celtic defeat hasn't ended Aberdeen's third place quest as he predicts post split surge

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Celtic signing a new two year deal.The 22-year-old goalkeeper put pen to paper on a contract that will keep him at Parkhead until 2023.Lennoxtown academy graduated Hazard made his first-team debut earlier this season in Celtic’s 3-2 Europa League win against Lille.His league debut came three days later which saw Celtic record a 2-0 victory over Kilmarnock at Celtic Park as he held off summer signing Vasilis Barkas and Scott Bain.The Northern Irishman lifted silverware for the first time as he was the penalty shoot-out hero against Hearts in the Scottish Cup final.While he made a couple of mistakes in the game it was his saves from two spot-kicks that ensured the completion of the quadruple treble.The stopper had been approaching the end of

Derek McInnes is adamant that his side can overhaul Hibs' lead and take third place in the Scottish Premiership. Jack Ross ' side have a four point lead and a game in hand but nobody at Pittodrie is giving up the ghost just yet.

Celtic will go into the third qualifying round of the Europa League, with the safety blanket of falling into the newly formed Europa Conference League. The teams who finish fourth and fifth would go into the later but Taylor knows that third could well open up two Euro assaults.That is why the incentive is there for Dons, who’ve qualified for Europe for the past seven years, to try and haul back Hibs.The big defender said: “We just need to concentrate on ourselves and taking maximum points from the games we have left.“If we do that we won’t be far away.

Celtic. The Dons make the trip to Glasgow's east end for the second time in 10 days and McInnes hopes to capitalise on crosses into the box.The Hoops showed their ongoing vulnerability at set-plays when Jordan White scored with a free header following a free-kick in a 1-0 defeat against Ross County leading to Neil Lennon's departure as manager.In contrast, Aberdeen's players will have a spring in their step having broken a six-game scoring duck last weekend.

Derek McInnes has branded Fraser Hornby’s injury “an absolute disaster”.The striker, on-loan from Stade de Reims, has suffered a significant thigh tear and medical advice is that he could be out for up to two months.McInnes, however, has revealed that Hornby is already feeling more positive and hopeful he can be back quicker than predicted.The issue for Aberdeen and McInnes is they now only have two fit strikers, in Flo Kamberi and Callum Hendry, as they look to try and catch Hibs in the fight for third spot.“It is an absolute disaster for us,” McInnes stated.“Just as we were getting him up to speed.

Derek McInnes who only brought the Scotland Under-21 striker in on-loan from Stade de Reims on the final day of the transfer window. An Aberdeen statement confirmed: "Upon further investigation a scan has shown Fraser has suffered a significant tear on his thigh that will keep him out for a period of time." Hornby, who has made just five appearances for the Dons, suffered the injury when he hit a first half shot in Saturday’s win over Kilmarnock.

Aberdeen to get a goal after six games without one may have been a flier.But the lad who got it admits all his old man had was faith.Callum Hendry grabbed the Dons’ first goal in 574 minutes, his way of repaying boss Derek McInnes for having the same faith in him to take him off the St Johnstone bench. A few eyebrows were raised given the 23-year-old could not get a start for Saints but the Pittodrie gaffer saw enough to take a loan gamble on deadline day.

Scott Brown back in to face John Hughes' side for the trip to Dingwall as Ismaila Soro dropped to the bench.But before a chance of note was created the visitors were dealt a surprise injury blow.Nine minutes had elapsed when Greg Taylor went down after playing a pass and the left-back was replaced by Diego Laxalt.Taylor has turned in some vastly improved performances since winning the spot back from the Uruguayan and he was visibly frustrated as he climbed the steps to take a seat in the stand.His team then started to take control of the match and should have been a goal up when Odsonne Edouard inexplicably fresh-aired from a neat Ryan Christie set-up.The Staggies showed their own threat as Blair Spittal forced Scott Bain into a first-class

Kilmarnock at Pittodrie to keep alive their hopes of finishing third in the Premiership.Manager Derek McInnes has come under pressure in recent weeks as Aberdeen's challenge faltered, with a growing number of fans calling on him to go.Others have stated that the long-serving boss should be afforded time, having continually had his side challenging for trophies and competing in Europe.In this season particularly though the race for third has taken on an even greater significance and McInnes - not to mention his Hibs counterpart Jack Ross - will be only too aware of that.A big hurdle to Scottish sides competing in Europe are the multitude of qualifiers they must navigate before reaching the big time.No club is more aware of that than

Derek McInnes insists he's having to do a balancing act to fight for third place while ensuring the club runs sustainably.The Dons ended their six-match scoreless run in a 1-0 win over struggling Kilmarnock on Saturday afternoon as St Johnstone loanee Callum Hendry netted his first goal for the club.Hendry arrived as a substitute for the injured Fraser Hornby midway inside the first half, nodding home the only goal of the game just moments later.It helped the Pittodrie side keep pace with third-placed Hibs as they remain four points behind in that all important best of the rest slot.And McInnes said: "I'm no different to when I've been winning, when things are going absolutely brilliantly I'm no different in the dugout, no different with my

Aberdeen will take absolutely any victory as they prepare to face Kilmarnock.The Dons host Killie at Pittodrie on Saturday seeking to arrest a miserable run of just one win from 11.A 1-0 defeat to Celtic on Wednesday also ensured Derek McInnes' side went six games without scoring, a unwanted club record.Kilmarnock are also struggling of late, their 1-0 loss to runaway leaders Rangers their seventh in a row.McCrorie scored the only goal of the game when the teams met back in September but would now be pleased with a scrappy victory to get the team firing again."I would take any win to be fair," he said.

MLS partner club was in the works and now the 23-year-old has now struck a deal until the end of the season.He made only four appearances in the Premiership but boss Derek McInnes stressed the player had made "several personal sacrifices" to remain in Scotland.The manager said: “Sadly, the events of 2020 and the impact of the global pandemic have undoubtedly had an impact on Ronald’s time at Pittodrie."When he arrived, he had just completed pre-season in Norway, and we were mid-way through the 2019/20 season, but we worked hard with him to try to develop his fitness and adapt to the Scottish game."However, the curtailment of the season meant his ability to make any impact on the team was limited.“From a personal point of view, Ronald has

Aberdeen gaffer Derek McInnes last night dismissed the notion he must be frustrated at having his striker perform so well elsewhere, as his mis-firing side can't buy a goal at the moment.

Derek McInnes questioned the consistency of Scottish referees after his side were denied a penalty in their 1-0 defeat to Celtic.The Dons were up in arms when the ball appeared to strike the hand of Celtic's Stephen Welsh's in the area, but referee Alan Muir felt the contact was insufficient to point to the spot.The incident sparked tension between McInnes and the officials and he was later handed a booking for his vocal touchline antics.But he was quick to point out that his booking only came after Celtic were given a free kick for what what he felt was an innocent challenge from Aberdeen's Ross McCrorie.He told Sportsound after the match: "I wasn't booked for the penalty, I was booked for Ross McCrorie winning the ball on the halfway

Neil Lennon for keeping calm in the crisis that has engulfed the Hoops as their 10 In A Row dream imploded.Lennon led his side to their fifth straight win on Wednesday, 1-0 against Aberdeen, but the club trail Rangers by a massive 15 points and his No.2 knows that while the title is all but gone, his gaffer has worked tirelessly to steady a ship that looked holed below the waterline.The victory also consigned the Dons to an unwanted record of six games without a goal for the first time in their history – a landmark that boss Derek McInnes admits hurts everyone at the club.Celtic too are hurting but Kennedy believes Lennon is leading them into a better place.He said: “Neil has been terrific.

Hamilton a turn by loaning them Bruce Anderson after the striker made it two goals in four days.Anderson has hit the ground running in Lanarkshire ironically while his parent club have now gone six games without bulging the net as Derek McInnes feels the heat in the north east.Rice - who will assess Aaron Martin this morning after the defender left the stadium in a protective boot having gone off with an ankle knock - reckons a draw was a fair result in Paisley and lavished praise on the goalscorer as well as his backline.He said: “I’m very grateful to Aberdeen and I’ve thanked Derek. He’s come here and found a nice partnership.

Hamilton, while his team toil in front of goal.22-year-old Anderson left Pittodrie in a January window that saw the Dons recruit three new front men, but none of Florian Kamberi, Fraser Hornby or Callum Hendry have opened their Aberdeen accounts.Anderson, conversely, has scored twice in his last two appearances for Accies, including an equaliser in a 1-1 draw with St Mirren on Wednesday.That came in tandem to Aberdeen's 1-0 defeat to Celtic - a club record sixth game on the bounce without hitting the back of the net for the Dons.But the McInnes wasn't interested in suggestions that he is 'frustrated' by Anderson's form.He told BBC Sportsound: "It's not a frustration. It's childish to think that way.