Naderi breaks Aberdeen’s resistance as Rangers reach Premier Sports Cup final

The Guardian Sport Saturday 31 October 2026, 20:36 UTC By Press Association 1 min read

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Ryan Naderi’s dramatic late strike broke down Aberdeen’s stubborn resistance to earn Rangers a place in the Premier Sports Cup final. Aberdeen restricted Rangers to one shot on target in a low quality first half, but Derek McInnes’s side picked up the pace after the break.

Ryan Naderi’s dramatic late strike broke down Aberdeen’s stubborn resistance to earn Rangers a place in the Premier Sports Cup final.

Aberdeen restricted Rangers to one shot on target in a low quality first half, but Derek McInnes’s side picked up the pace after the break.

Naderi (ORG) Aberdeen (LOCATION) Rangers (ORG) Premier Sports Cup (EVENT) Ryan Naderi’s (PERSON) the Premier Sports Cup (EVENT) Derek McInnes’s (PERSON)

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