Ange Postecoglou’s side are one point clear of Rangers at the top of the table after following up last week’s dominant Old Firm victory, which saw them leapfrog their title rivals, with another clinical display in the 4-0 win at Motherwell on Sunday.
Celtic are currently the highest-scoring team in the division but are also keeping the goals out, with the clean sheet at Fir Park their third in a row as the Hoops continue to impress at both ends of the pitch.
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Saturday’s defeat at Livingston means the Dons have registered two draws and two losses since the winter break, and have slipped back into the bottom half of the table as the pressure rebuilds on manager Stephen Glass.
When and where is the match?
Aberdeen v Celtic in the Scottish Premiership will take place at Pittodrie Stadium, Aberdeen on Wednesday, February 9, kick-off 7.45pm.
Is Aberdeen v Celtic on TV?
The Pittodrie clash won’t be broadcast on live TV as it has not been selected by Sky Sports for coverage.
However, a highlights package will be shown on Sportscene, which starts at 10.35pm on BBC One Scotland on Wednesday evening.
The Scotsman is also running a live blog with match updates: Aberdeen v Celtic LIVE: Match updates from Pittodrie
Is Aberdeen v Celtic available on live stream or PPV?
Fans of both clubs can watch live coverage of the match through RedTV.
The PPV option for fans in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland is priced at £13.99 and can be purchased through the club’s website.
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Coverage starts from 7.15pm, hosted by Rob McLean.
Who is the match referee?
Willie Collum is the man in the middle. He will be assisted by Alan Mulvanny and Craig Ferguson.
The fourth official is Craig Napier.
Team news
Aberdeen hope to have Scott Brown available for the visit of his former club Celtic after the midfielder sat out the defeat at Livingston.
Joe Lewis and Connor Barron are expected to remain out through illness.
Marley Watkins (foot) remains out along with Andrew Considine (knee) while Mikey Devlin is back doing some training around the first team following a serious ankle injury.
Celtic are expected to have an unchanged squad for the trip to Pittodrie.
Yosuke Ideguchi is back training but will not make the game.
Kyogo Furuhashi, David Turnbull and Albian Ajeti are all missing with hamstring injuries.
What are the match odds?
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