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Can Robinson work Hampden magic against McInnes' Rangers?

Can Robinson work Hampden magic against McInnes' Rangers?
BBC Sport Friday 30 October 2026, 21:26 UTC 1 min read
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Under-pressure Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson has an excellent record in Hampden semi-finals. But is Saturday's meeting with Rangers a bridge too far?

Under-pressure Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson has an excellent record in Hampden semi-finals. But is Saturday's meeting with Rangers a bridge too far?
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