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Aberdeen Football Club
Honours - Winners
1881-2030
Time Line of Events
1881
Aberdeen Football Club a Scottish football team formed on the 08 of Oct 1881.
1888
24 Mar 1888, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 7 v 1 Rangers, Aberdeen
1889
16 Feb 1889, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 4 v 3 Orion
(Double consecutive winners)
1890
22 Feb 1890, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 8 v 3 Orion
(Treble consecutive winners)
1893
28 Jan 1893, The Figaro Cup Final, Aberdeen FC 'A' 2 v 0 Renown
1893
27 May 1893, Charity Cup Final, Aberdeen 3 v 0 Victoria United
1898
26 Feb 1898, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 3 v 2 Orion
1902
01 Mar 1902, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 1 v 0 Victoria United
1903
15 May 1903, Fleming Charity Shield Final, Aberdeen 2 v 0 Orion
1903
15 May 1903, Fleming Charity Shield, This was the last ever match played before the merger of the three Aberdeen based clubs.
1903
On the 14 Apr 1903, Aberdeen Football Club merged with two other Aberdeen based clubs Orion F.C. and Victoria United F.C. to form the current Aberdeen Football Club Ltd.
Time Line of Events
1904
26 Nov 1904, Scottish Qualifying Cup Final, Aberdeen 2 v 1 Renton
1904
05 Mar 1904, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 3 v 2 Bon Accord
1906
17 May 1905, Fleming Charity Shield Final, Aberdeen 1 v 3 Aberdeen 'A'
1906
19 May 1906, Fleming Charity Shield Final, Aberdeen 3 v 1 North of Scotland
Aberdeen F.C.
Scottish Qualifying CupThe Scottish Qualifying Cup was a football competition played in Scotland between 1895 and 2007. During that time, apart from a brief spell in the 1950s, it was the only way for non-league teams to qualify for the Scottish Cup.
1904-05 (1)
Aberdeen F.C.
East of Scotland LeagueOriginally called the Edinburgh League (McRae Cup) between 1894-96 then re-named the East of Scotland league (Northern League) between 1896-08 with Aberdeen entering in 1903. Reconstitued as the North-Eastern Cup (North East Cup) between 1908-14.
1906-07 (1)
Aberdeen F.C.
Dewar ShieldPresented by The Lord Provost Dewar of Perth, was a competition between the winners of the Aberdeenshire, Forfarshire, Perthshire and Stirlingshire Cups, and the winner being declared the champions of the four Northern counties, held between 1899 to 1972 and 1982-83. Aberdeen were winners 17 times.
1906-07, 1908-09, 1912-13, 1914-15, 1926-27, 1928-29, 1930-31, 1931-32, 1932-33, 1933-34, 1935-36, 1936-37, 1939-40, 1945-46, 1949-50, 1950-51, 1951-52 (17)
Time Line of Events
1906
27 Sep 1906, East of Scotland League Champions, Aberdeen 2 v 0 Hearts
1908
15 Apr 1908, High Cup Final, Dundee 0 v 2 Aberdeen
1908
02 May 1908, Fleming Charity Shield Final, Aberdeen 4 v 0 Peterhead
1909
08 May 1909, Fleming Charity Shield Final, Aberdeen 2 v 0 Peterhead
(Double consecutive winners)
1910
14 May 1910, Fleming Charity Shield Final, Aberdeen 2 v 1 Fraserburgh
(Treble consecutive winners)
1910
03 Oct 1910, Robertson Cup Final, Dundee 2 v 3 Aberdeen
1911
06 May 1911, Fleming Charity Shield Final, Aberdeen 6 v 1 Buckie Thistle
1912
06 May 1912, Fleming Charity Shield Final, Aberdeen 3 v 3 Aberdeen University
1913
10 May 1913, Fleming Charity Shield Final, Aberdeen 8 v 0 Aberdeenshire Select
1914
02 May 1914, Fleming Charity Shield Final, Aberdeen 4 v 2 St Johnstone
(7th consecutive winners)
1916
13 May 1916, Robertson Cup Final, Aberdeen 1 v 1 Dundee
1922
06 May 1922, Fleming Charity Shield Final, Aberdeen 7 v 2 Peterhead
Aberdeen F.C.
Fleming Charity ShieldThe Lord Provost Sir John Fleming Charity Shield, was held between 1899 to 1929, Aberdeen won 12 times and Aberdeen 'A' won twice. Their was 18 Finals completed, 10 years with no competition between 1914-19, 1923-28 and 1 year 1899-00 was unfinished.
1902-03 (Original Aberdeen FC), 1903-04, 1904-05 (Aberdeen 'A'), 1905-06, 1906-07 (Aberdeen 'A'), 1907-08, 1908-09, 1909-10, 1910-11, 1911-12, 1912-13, 1913-14, 1921-22, 1922-23 (14)
Aberdeen F.C.
The High CupThe High Cup was awarded by John High of Dundee to the winners between Aberdeen and Dundee, contested 5 times between 1905-09 and 1932-33, Aberdeen winning once.
1907-08 (1)
Aberdeen F.C.
The Robertson CupThe Robertson Cup was held between 1908 and 1933 between Aberdeen and Dundee with 6 Finals contested. Aberdeen being winners twice shared with Dundee.
1910–11 (shared), 1915–16 (shared)
Aberdeen F.C.
Rhodesia CupPresented to the Aberdeenshire & District FA by Mr Skene, late of Rhodesia, a competiton originally between the three clubs in Aberdeen. Aberdeen FC, Orion FC and Victoria United FC a replacement for the Gershon Cup. Held Seven times between 1898 and 1905 with Aberdeen winning twice.
1903-04, 1904-05 (2)
Time Line of Events
1923
07 May 1923, Fleming Charity Shield Final, Aberdeen 1 v 0 Dundee
(Double consecutive winners)
1926
06 Oct 1926, Dewar Shield Final, Aberdeen 2 v 1 Falkirk
1928
22 Aug 1928, Dewar Shield Final, Aberdeen 3 v 2 Dundee United
1930
27 Aug 1930, Dewar Shield Final, St Johnstone 0 v 5 Aberdeen
1931
19 Aug 1931, Dewar Shield Final, Aberdeen 5 v 1 Falkirk
1932
31 Aug 1932, Dewar Shield Final, Aberdeen 4 v 1 St Johnstone
(Double consecutive winners)
1933
06 Sep 1933, Dewar Shield Final, Aberdeen 2 v 1 St Johnstone
(Treble consecutive winners)
1935
09 Oct 1935, Dewar Shield Final, Aberdeen 2 v 1 Falkirk
1936
02 Sep 1936, Dewar Shield Final, Aberdeen 5 v 1 St Johnstone
(Double consecutive winners)
1939
30 Sep 1939, Dewar Shield Final, Falkirk 1 v 2 Aberdeen
(Double consecutive winners)
1941
20 Dec 1941, North Eastern Supplementary Cup Final, Aberdeen 6 v 2 Dundee United
1942
23 May 1942, Mitchell Cup Final, Aberdeen 3 v 1 Dundee United
Aberdeen F.C.
North Eastern LeagueDuring the Second World War, football was restricted between 1941-1945. 1941-44 8 teams competed, 1944-45 10 teams competed for the North Eastern League which included Rangers 'A'.
1941-42 Second Series, 1942-43 First Series, 1942-43 Second Series, 1943-44 Second Series, 1944-45 Second Series (5)
My citation for 5 Championships
(1941-42 Second Series, Dons Finish up in Style, Aberdeen finished the season in great style on Saturday,
winning the North Eastern League championship on goal average by defeating Dundee United 6-1 at Pittodrie. Press & Journal - Mon 08 Jun 1942)
(1942–43 First Series, League Title for Dons, A ONE-GOAL victory over Dundee United at Pittodrie gave Aberdeen the championship of the
North Eastern League. Press & Journal - Mon 26 Oct 1942)
(1942-43 Second Series, Dons Win League Title, The Dons have won the North Eastern League Championship for the third time.
Press & Journal - Mon 22 Mar 1943)
(1943–44 Second Series, Dons Assured of League Flag, ABERDEEN can be hailed as champions of the North-Eastern League. They lead Rangers by two
points, and the Ibrox team must beat Dundee United in the last engagement by at least eighteen goals without loss to beat the Dons' goal average. Rangers must look on that
as an almost impossible task. Press & Journal - Mon 24 Apr 1944)
(1944-45 Second Series, Don's Smashing Win Over Falkirk, Aberdeen now lead the North-Eastern League by four points over Rangers and five over East Fife.
Press & Journal - Tue 08 May 1945 also V.E. Day) (2nd last game of season)
(Club Records Show: 1941-42 Second Series, 1942–43 First or Second Series, 1943–44 Second Series, 1944-45 Second Series (4))
(Other Sources Show: 1942–43 First Series, 1942-43 Second Series, 1943–44 Second Series, 1944-45 Second Series (4))
Aberdeen F.C.
North Eastern Supplementary CupDuring the Second World War, football was restricted between 1941-1945. 8 teams competed for the North Eastern Supplementary Cup which included Rangers 'A'. A total of 4 finals 1st Series which Aberdeen won 3 times.
1941–42, 1942–43, 1944–45 (3) 1st Series
Aberdeen F.C.
North Eastern Supplementary Cup (Mitchell Cup)During the Second World War, football was restricted between 1941-1945.
8 teams competed for the North Eastern Supplementary Cup which included Rangers 'A'.
A total of 4 finals 2nd Series (Mitchell Cup) which Aberdeen won 3 times.
Aberdeen Club Chairman, William Mitchell donated the trophy which Aberdeen won 3 times.
Mr Mitchell said he would like it to be definetly understood that it was entirely a war challenge trophy.
(Source: Press & Journal, dated 25 May 1942)
1941–42, 1942–43, 1944–45 (3) 2nd Series
Aberdeen F.C.
Caledonia CupThe Caledonia Cup, was a competition between Aberdeen and a Highland League select team. The two-legged competition lasted for three seasons, held between 1947 to 1950. Aberdeen won 1947-48 & 1949-50 with the trophy being shared 1948-49.
1947-48, 1948-49, 1949-50 (3)
Time Line of Events
1942
06 Jun 1942, North Eastern League Champions, Aberdeen 6 v 1 Dundee United
1942
24 Oct 1942, North Eastern League Champions, Aberdeen 1 v 0 Dundee United
1942
26 Dec 1942, North Eastern Supplementary Cup Final, Aberdeen 6 v 1 Dunfermline Athletic
1943
20 Mar 1943, North Eastern League Champions, Aberdeen 2 v 0 Hibernian
(Double consecutive winners)
1943
29 May 1943, Mitchell Cup Final, Aberdeen 6 v 2 Raith Rovers
(Double consecutive winners)
1944
22 Apr 1944, North Eastern League Champions, Aberdeen 3 v 0 Rangers 'Á'
(Treble consecutive winners)
1944
30 Dec 1944, North Eastern Supplementary Cup Final, Dundee 0 v 5 Aberdeen
1945
30 Jun 1945, Mitchell Cup Final, Hearts 0 v 1 Aberdeen
1945
07 Jul 1945, North Eastern League Champions, Aberdeen 1 v 3 Hearts
(4th consecutive winners)
1946
11 May 1946, Southern League Cup Final, Aberdeen 3 v 2 Rangers
1946
23 Sep 1946, Dewar Shield Final, Aberdeen 1 v 1 Falkirk
1947
19 Apr 1947, Scottish Cup Final, Aberdeen 2 v 1 Hibernian
1948
24 Apr 1948, Caledonia Cup Final, Highland League Select 2 v 4 Aberdeen
1949
27 Apr 1949, Caledonia Cup Final, Highland League Select 0 v 1 Aberdeen
(Double consecutive winners)
1950
06 May 1950, Caledonia Cup Final, Highland League Select 0 v 6 Aberdeen(Treble consecutive winners)
1950
23 Aug 1950, Dewar Shield Final, Aberdeen 3 v 0 East Stirlingshire
1951
27 Feb 1954, Dewar Shield Final, Dundee 1 v 1 Aberdeen
(2nd Leg not played, both sides joint winners.)
(Double consecutive winners)
(1950-51 Final, but documented as played 27 Feb 1954 or 27 May 1954.)
1952
08 Sep 1952, Dewar Shield Final, Falkirk 5 v 5 Aberdeen
(2nd Leg not played, both sides joint winners.)
(Treble consecutive winners)
1955
09 Apr 1955, Scotttish League Champions, Clyde 0 v 1 Aberdeen
1955
22 Oct 1955, Scotttish League Cup Final, Aberdeen 2 v 1 St Mirren
Aberdeen F.C.
Scottish Premier DivisionThe Scottish Football League Premier Division was, from 1975 until 1998, the top division of the Scottish Football League and the entire Scottish football league system. In 1998 the Premier Division clubs split from the league to form the Scottish Premier League (SPL). The Scottish Premier League (SPL) was abolished in 2013, when the SPL and SFL merged to form the new Scottish Professional Football League, with its top division being known as the Scottish Premiership.
1979-80, 1983-84, 1984-85 (3)
Aberdeen F.C.
Scottish Football League Division 1The Scottish Football League (SFL) was inaugurated on 30 Apr 1890, the first season of competition, 1890–91, commenced with 11 clubs.
1954-55 (1)
Aberdeen F.C.
Scotttish CupThe Scottish Football Association Challenge Cup, commonly known as the Scottish Cup, is an annual association football knock-out cup competition for men's football clubs in Scotland.
1946-47, 1969-70, 1981-82, 1982-83, 1983-84, 1985-86, 1989-90 (7)
Aberdeen F.C.
Scotttish League CupThe Scottish League Cup is a football competition open to all Scottish Professional Football League clubs.
1955-56, 1976-77, 1985-86, 1989-90, 1995-96, 2013-14 (6)
Aberdeen F.C.
Southern League CupThe Southern League Cup was a regional Scottish football competition held during the Second World War, due to the suspension of national competitions.
1945-46 (1)
Time Line of Events
1962
06 May 1962, Friendship Cup, Le Harve 2 v 5 Aberdeen
1970
11 Apr 1970, Scottish Cup Final, Aberdeen 3 v 1 Celtic
1971
07 Aug 1971, Drybrough Cup Final, Aberdeen 2 v 1 Celtic
1976
06 Nov 1976, Scotttish League Cup Final, Aberdeen 2 v 1 Celtic
(a.e.t.)
1980
03 May 1980, Scottish Premier Division Champions, Hibernian 0 v 5 Aberdeen
1980
02 Aug 1980, Drybrough Cup Final, Aberdeen 2 v 1 St Mirren
1981
29 Apr 1981, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 5 v 1 Buckie Thistle
1981
02 Aug 1981, Caledonian Cup Final, Aberdeen 5 v 1 Southampton
1982
22 May 1982, Scottish Cup Final, Aberdeen 4 v 1 Rangers
(a.e.t.)
1983
11 May 1983, European Cup Winners' Cup Final, Aberdeen 2 v 1 Real Madrid
(a.e.t.)
1983
21 May 1983, Scottish Cup Final, Aberdeen 1 v 0 Rangers
(a.e.t.)
(Double consecutive winners)
1984
19 May 1984, Scottish Cup Final, Aberdeen 2 v 1 Celtic
(a.e.t.)
(Treble consecutive winners)
1983
20 Dec 1983, European Super Cup Final 2nd Leg, Aberdeen 2 v 0 Hamburg SV
(agg: 2 v 0 )
1984
02 May 1984, Scottish Premier Division Champions, Hearts 0 v 1 Aberdeen
1985
27 Apr 1985, Scottish Premier Division Champions, Aberdeen 1 v 1 Celtic
(Double consecutive winners)
1985
27 Oct 1985, Scotttish League Cup Final, Aberdeen 3 v 0 Hibernian
Aberdeen F.C.
European Cup Winners' CupThe European Cup Winners' Cup was a European football club competition contested annually by the winners of domestic cup competitions. The cup was, chronologically, the second seasonal inter-European club competition organised by UEFA. The tournament ran for 39 seasons, with the final edition held in 1998–99, after which it was discontinued.
1982-83 (1)
Aberdeen F.C.
European Super CupThe European Super Cup was a annual football match organised by UEFA and contested by the winners of the two main European club competitions; the European Cup and European Cup Winners' Cup. It was renamed the UEFA Super Cup in 1995.
1982-83 (1)
Time Line of Events
1986
10 May 1986, Scottish Cup Final, Aberdeen 3 v 0 Hearts
1989
22 Oct 1989, Scotttish League Cup Final, Aberdeen 2 v 1 Rangers
(a.e.t.)
1990
12 May 1990, Scottish Cup Final, Aberdeen 0 v 0 Celtic
(a.e.t.) (9-8 pen.)
1990
12 Aug 1990, FC Twente Tournament Final, FC Twente 1 v 1 Aberdeen
1995
26 Nov 1995, Scotttish League Cup Final, Aberdeen 2 v 0 Dundee
2014
16 Mar 2014, Scotttish League Cup Final, Aberdeen 0 v 0 Inverness CT
(a.e.t.) (4-2 pen.)
Aberdeen F.C.
Drybrough CupThe Drybrough Cup was held from 1971 until 1974, The four highest-scoring teams from Division 1, and the four highest-scoring teams from Division 2, competed in the competition. From 1979 to 1980, The four highest-scoring teams from the Premier Division, and the four highest-scoring teams from Division 1, competed in the competition.
1970-71, 1979-80 (2)
Aberdeen F.C.
Tennent's SixesTennent's Sixes, Indoor 6-a-side football tournament held at the Scottish Exhibition & Confererence Centre, Glasgow, Scotland.
1985-86, 1986-87 (2)
Aberdeen Football Club
Reserves, 'A', Youth, Development
5/6 A-side, 2008's
Honours - Winners
1903-2030
Time Line of Events
1904
27 Apr 1904, Rhodesia Cup Final, Bon Accord 1 v 2 Aberdeen 'A'
1905
18 Mar 1905, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 'A' 3 v 2 Aberdeen Harp
(Double consecutive winners)
1905
20 Apr 1905, Rhodesia Cup Final, Aberdeen 'A' 4 v 0 Bon Accord
(Double consecutive winners)
1906
28 Apr 1906, 'A' Northern League Champions, Aberdeen 'Á' 1 v 0 Kirkcaldy United 'Á'
1907
02 Feb 1907, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 'A' 3 v 1 Aberdeen Harp
1907
04 May 1907, Dewar Shield Final, Aberdeen 'A' 3 v 0 St Johnstone
1907
18 May 1907, Fleming Charity Shield Final, Aberdeen 0 v 1 Aberdeen 'A'
1908
14 Mar 1908, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 'A' 4 v 1 Peterhead
(Double consecutive winners)
1909
13 Mar 1909, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 'Á' 4 v 0 Buckie Thistle
(Treble consecutive winners)
1909
17 Apr 1909, Dewar Shield Final, Aberdeen 'Á' 2 v 1 Alloa
1910
16 Apr 1910, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 'Á' 2 v 1 Peterhead
(4th consecutive winners)
1911
29 Apr 1911, 'A' Northern League Champions, Aberdeen 'Á' 2 v 1 Arbroath 'Á'
1912
13 Apr 1912, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 'A' 5 v 1 Portsoy Thistle
1913
08 Mar 1913, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 'A' 4 v 0 Fraserburgh
(Double consecutive winners)
1913
12 Apr 1913, Highland League Champions, Inverness Caledonian 'Á' 0 v 4 Aberdeen 'Á'
(Undefeated Champions)
1913
30 Apr 1913, Dewar Shield Final, Aberdeen 'Á' 2 v 1 Kings Park
1914
14 Feb 1914, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 'Á' 3 v 0 Buckie Thistle
(Treble consecutive winners)
1915
13 Mar 1915, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 'Á' 7 v 2 Peterhead
(4th consecutive winners)
1915
01 May 1915, Dewar Shield Final, Dundee Hibernians 0 v 1 Aberdeen 'Á'
1920
03 Apr 1920, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 'A' 2 v 1 Buckie Thistle
Aberdeen F.C. 'A'
Scottish Northern LeagueThe Northern League was a regional Scottish football competition held between 1891 and 1920.
1905-06, 1910-11 (2)
Aberdeen F.C. 'A'
Scottish Reserves Aberdeen and District LeagueReserves Aberdeen and District League.
1919-20 (1)
Aberdeen F.C. 'A'
Scottish Highland LeagueThe Highland League is a senior football league based in the north of Scotland, founded 1893.
1912-13, 1924-25 (2)
Aberdeen F.C. 'A'
Scottish Alliance LeagueThe Scottish Alliance was held between 1919-20 and 1937-38 season.
1932-33, 1935-36 (2)
Time Line of Events
1920
10 Apr 1920, Aberdeen and District League Champions, Aberdeen 'A' 8 v 2 Peterhead (Inaugural 8 match tournment)
1922
04 May 1922, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 'A' 5 v 0 Buckie Thistle
1923
07 Apr 1923, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 'A' 4 v 0 Fraserburgh
(Double consecutive winners)
1924
22 Mar 1924, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 'A' 6 v 0 Keith
(Treble consecutive winners)
1925
11 Apr 1925, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 'A' 2 v 0 Peterhead
1925
29 Apr 1925, Highland League Champions, Aberdeen 'Á' 6 v 0 Nairn County 'Á'
(Undefeated Champions but one)
1926
13 Mar 1926, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Peterhead 1 v 3 Aberdeen 'A'
1927
27 Apr 1927, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 'Á' 8 v 0 Fraserburgh
(Double consecutive winners)
1928
21 Apr 1928, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 'Á' 7 v 1 Fraserburgh
(Treble consecutive winners)
1929
30 Apr 1929, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Huntly 2 v 3 Aberdeen 'Á'
1930
26 Apr 1930, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 'A' 3 v 1 Fraserburgh
(Double consecutive winners)
1930
02 Aug 1930, Five-a-Side Tournament Final, Amateur Athletic Sports meeting at Pittodrie, Aberdeen 2 v 1 Rangers
(Teams - Aberdeen, Celtic, Dundee and Rangers.)
1931
25 Apr 1931, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 'A' 4 v 1 Peterhead
(Treble consecutive winners)
1932
21 Apr 1932, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Huntly 0 v 3 Aberdeen 'A'
1933
22 Apr 1933, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 3 v 1 Buckie Thistle
1933
22 Apr 1933, 'A' Alliance League Champions, Kilmarnock 'Á' 2 v 2 Aberdeen 'Á'
(Played on the same day as the Aberdeenshire Cup 1932-33.)
Aberdeen F.C. Reserves
Scottish Reserves League 'C'The 'C' Division North and East was held bewtween 1949-50 and 1954-55, and ended on the 19 Jun 1955 after a number of prominent clubs pulled their reserve sides out.
1952-53, 1954-55
Aberdeen F.C. Reserves
Scottish Reserves League Cup 'C'Held between 1946-47 to 1953-54 with no competition 1947-50.
1950-51, 1951-52, 1952-53 Aberdeen/Rangers (Shared)
Aberdeen F.C. Reserves
Scottish Reserves League CupHeld between 1955-56 to 1974-75 then from 1975-76 onwards the league cup was reorganized.
1956-57, 1957-58, 1972-73, 1978-79, 1984-85, 1996-97
Aberdeen F.C. Reserves
Scottish Reserves Second XI CupThe Scottish Reserves Second XI was from 1881-82 and from 1911-12 they were played over two legs and lasted untill the 1987-88 season.
1954-55, 1955-56, 1968-69, 1975-76, 1977-78, 1981-82
Time Line of Events
1934
21 Apr 1934, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Keith 2 v 4 Aberdeen 'A'
(13th consecutive winners)
1936
25 Apr 1936, 'A' Alliance League Champions, Hamilton 'Á' 1 v 2 Aberdeen 'Á'
1951
14 May 1951, Reserves 'C' League Cup Final, Aberdeen 1 v 0 Rangers
1952
15 May 1952, Reserves 'C' League Cup Final, Aberdeen 5 v 1 Stirling Albion
(Double consecutive winners)
1953
29 Apr 1953, Reserves 'C' League Champions, Aberdeen 1 v 0 Stirling Albion
1953
14 May 1953, Reserves 'C' League Cup Final, Aberdeen 1 v 1 Rangers
(a.e.t.) (Shared)
(Treble consecutive winners)
1955
25 Apr 1955, Reserves Second XI Cup Final 2nd Leg, Hibernian 2 v 4 Aberdeen
(agg: 4 v 5 )
1955
25 Apr 1955, Reserves 'C' League Champions, Montrose 3 v 4 Aberdeen
(Played on the same day as the Reserves Second XI Cup Final 1954-55.)
1956
16 Apr 1956, Reserves Second XI Cup Final 2nd Leg, Aberdeen 2 v 1 Parick Thistle
(agg: 6 v 2 )
(Double consecutive winners)
1956
28 Apr 1956, Reserves 'C' League Champions, St Mirren 1 v 3 Aberdeen
1957
15 Apr 1957, Reserves League Cup Final 2nd Leg, Aberdeen 2 v 0 Hearts
(agg: 5 v 2 )
1958
10 May 1958, Reserves League Cup Final 2nd Leg, Hearts 1 v 3 Aberdeen 'A'
(agg: 2 v 4)
1969
02 May 1969, Reserves Second XI Cup Final 2nd Leg, Celtic 0 v 2 Aberdeen
(agg: 2 v 2 )
1973
18 Apr 1973, Reserves League Cup Final 2nd Leg, Motherwell 0 v 1 Aberdeen
(agg: 0 v 6)
1973
28 Apr 1973, Reserves League Champions, Aberdeen 2 v 0 Morton
1976
03 May 1976, Reserves Second XI Cup Final 2nd Leg, Dundee 1 v 3 Aberdeen
(agg: 1 v 5 )
Aberdeen F.C. Reserves
Scottish Premier Reserves LeagueIn 1975 the reorganization of the Scottish League into Premier Division's made the reserves the Premier Reserve League untill 1997-98 (SFL).
1986-87
Aberdeen F.C. Reserves
Scottish Reserves League EastThe Reserve League East was held from 1978-79 to the 2004-05 season, the 1983-84 season was played as a mid-week competition.
1981-82, 1983-84
Aberdeen F.C. Reserves
Scottish Reserves LeagueHeld from 1955-56 untill the 1974-75 season.
1955-56, 1972-73
Time Line of Events
1978
09 May 1978, Reserves Second XI Cup Final 2nd Leg, Rangers 0 v 1 Aberdeen
(agg: 1 v 3 )
1980
31 Jan 1980, Reserves League Cup Final 2nd Leg, Clydebank 1 v 1 Aberdeen
(agg: 1 v 2)
(Season 1978-79 Comp)
1982
01 May 1982, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Fraserburgh 0 v 4 Aberdeen 'A'
(Double consecutive winners)
1982
10 May 1982, Reserves League East Champions, Aberdeen 5 v 0 Hearts
(Teams from the east coast, but sometimes referred to as the Scottish Premier Reserves League, Season 1981-82.)
1982
12 May 1982, Reserves Second XI Cup Final 2nd Leg, Aberdeen 2 v 1 Celtic
(agg: 4 v 2 )
1983
25 Apr 1983, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 'A' 1 v 0 Fraserburgh
(Treble consecutive winners)
1984
16 Apr 1984, Reserves League East Champions, Aberdeen 3 v 0 St Johnstone
1985
14 Mar 1985, Reserves League Cup Final 2nd Leg, Aberdeen 2 v 0 Dundee United
(agg: 2 v 1)
1985
07 May 1985, Youth Cup Final, Aberdeen 3 v 3 Celtic
(a.e.t. 5 v 3 )
1986
20 Jan 1986, Tennent's Sixes Final, Aberdeen 3 v 0 St Mirren
1986
06 May 1986, Youth Cup Final, Queen of the South 0 v 2 Aberdeen
1987
19 Jan 1987, Tennent's Sixes Final, Aberdeen 4 v 3 Hearts
1987
22 Apr 1987, Premier Reserves League Champions, Hearts 2 v 4 Aberdeen
1988
09 Mar 1988, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 'A' 2 v 1 Peterhead
1990
01 Apr 1990, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Peterhead 0 v 3 Aberdeen 'A'
1991
27 Apr 1991, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Aberdeen 'A' 1 v 0 Huntly
(Double consecutive winners)
1993
09 May 1993, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Cove Rangers 0 v 1 Aberdeen 'A'
1994
21 Apr 1994, SPL Youth 18 Champions, Morton 0 v 1 Aberdeen
1997
08 May 1997, Reserves League Cup Final, Hearts 0 v 1 Aberdeen
1998
12 Apr 1998, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Deveronvale 1 v 5 Aberdeen 'A'
1998
11 May 1998, SPL Youth 18 Champions, Rangers 1 v 2 Aberdeen
2001
09 May 2001, Youth Cup Final, Aberdeen 2 v 0 Celtic
2002
20 Aug 2002, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Deveronvale 0 v 3 Aberdeen Res
2003
19 Aug 2003, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Inverurie Locos 0 v 4 Aberdeen Res
(Double consecutive winners)
2004
01 Sep 2004, Aberdeenshire Cup Final, Fraserburgh 1 v 4 Aberdeen Res
(Treble consecutive winners)
2015
05 May 2015, SPFL Development League Champions, Aberdeen 3 v 1 Dunfermline
(Won 30 Apr 2015 without kicking a ball, as Celtic failed to beat Falkirk.)
2022
05 Jun 2022, U14's, 2008's Flint Micasa Cup Final, Aberdeen 1 v 1 Red Bull Leipzig in Norway
(a.e.t) (5-4 pen.)
2023
29 May 2023, U14's 3rd at the Flint Micasa Cup, were unbeaten until the semi, having beaten eventual winners Liverpool earlier in the tournament. (9 matches, 8 wins, 1 loss, 21 scored and 2 conceded.)
2023
31 May 2023, U16's Club Academy Scotland League Champions, Aberdeen 5 v 1 Queens Park
(Undefeated Champions)
2023
5 Jun 2023, U15's OSM 75 Tournament, Aberdeen 1 v 1 De Graafschap in the Netherlands
(a.e.t) (Aberdeen win penalties.)
(Undefeated Champions)
2023
20 Aug 2023, U14's BOAL International Tournament 2023, Aberdeen 0 v 0 Atlanta United in the Netherlands
(a.e.t) (Aberdeen win penalties 2 v 1.)
2024
10 May 2024, U18's Club Academy Scotland League Champions, Rangers 1 v 2 Aberdeen
2024
15 May 2024, U16's Club Academy Elite Scotland League Champions, Dundee United 2 v 3 Aberdeen
Aberdeen F.C. Youth
Scottish Youth LeagueThe Scottish League was founded in 1993.
1993-94, 1997-98 (2)
Aberdeen F.C. Youth
Scottish Youth CupThe Scottish Youth Cup was founded in 1983.
1984-85, 1985-86, 2000-01 (3)
Aberdeen F.C. Under-18
Scottish SPFL Under-18 LeagueThe Scottish Under-18 League was founded in 1998.
1998-99 (1)
Aberdeen F.C. Development
Scottish SPFL Development LeagueThe Scottish Development League was founded in 2014.
2014-15 (1)
Aberdeen F.C. U18's
Scottish U18's Club Academy LeagueThe Scottish Club Academy League was founded in Jan 2022.
2023-24 (1)
Aberdeen F.C. U16's
Scottish U16's Club Academy LeagueThe Scottish Club Academy League was founded in Jan 2022.
2022-23, 2023-24 (2)
Aberdeen F.C. U15's
OSM 75 TournamentEuropean team tournament, in the Netherlands.
2022-23 (1)
(Following 2 days of group matches the young side went undefeated.)
Aberdeen F.C. U14's
Flint Micasa CupA 64 European team tournament in Norway.
2021-22 (1)(2008's)
(Proceeded through qualification undefeated scoring 12 goals without reply, defeating Liverpool in the semi-final 1 v 0.)
Aberdeen F.C. U14's
BOAL International TournamentA 16 European team tournament in the Netherlands.
2023-24 (1)
Drawing against Chelsea 1 v 1, beating Bayer 04 Leverkusen 2 v 1, Brøndby IF 1 v 0, PSV 1 v 0 a 1 v 1 draw with Sparta Rotterdam a 2 v 1 defeat against EC Laranja Mecânica then beating Ado Den Haag 5 v 1, then Borussia Dortmund 1 v 0 in the semi.
Aberdeen Football Club
Trophies
1881-2030
European Super Cup - 1, European Cup Winners' Cup - 1, Scottish Premier Division Champions - 3, Scotttish League Champions - 1
Scottish Cup - 7, Scotttish League Cup - 6, Drybrough Cup - 2,
Aberdeenshire Cup - 40, Scottish Qualifying Cup - 1, North Eastern League Champions - 4, Mitchell Cup Final - 3, North Eastern Supplementary Cup - 3,
Dewar Shield Final - 17, Fleming Charity Shield - 12, Rhodesia Cup - 2, Caledonian Cup - 3, High Cup Final - 1, Charity Cup - 1, Robertson Cup - 2, The Figaro Cup - 1
Premier Reserves League Champions - 1, Reserves League Cup - 6, 'A' Alliance League Champions - 2,
Reserves Second XI Cup - 7, Reserves 'C' League Champions - 3, Highland League Champions - 2, 'A' Northern League Champions - 2, Reserves Aberdeen and District League - 1,
Friendship Cup - 1, Caledonian Cup 1981 - 1, FC Tewnte Tournament - 1, Five-a-Side Tournament - 1, Tennent's Sixes, Indoor 6-a-Side Tournament - 2,
Youth Cup - 3, SPL Youth 18 Champions - 2, Under-18 League Champions - 1, Club Academy Scotland U18 league Champions - 1, SPFL Development League Champions - 1, Scottish U16's Club Academy League - 2, OSM 75 Tournament - 1, Flint Micasa Cup - 1, BOAL International Tournament - 1.
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A.F.C Official's, Player's, match and staff details source: AFC Heritage - The Official Aberdeen Football Club Heritage Trust.
Header Background: Aberdeen Football Club, Champions - This digital image by Graeme Watson 2021.
(Images of trophys are for representation only, actual size may vary from that shown.)
Team Photo: 1889-90: Original B&W picture's - No copyright - attached. Colorisation by Graeme Watson 2021.
Team Photo: 1897-98: Original B&W picture's - No copyright - attached. Colorisation by Graeme Watson 2021.
Team Photo: 1901-02: Original B&W picture's - No copyright - attached. Colorisation by Graeme Watson 2021.
Team Photo: 1907-08: Original B&W picture's - No copyright - attached. Colorisation by Graeme Watson 2022.
Team Photo: 1908-09: Original B&W picture's - No copyright - attached. Colorisation by Graeme Watson 2021.
Team Photo: 1914-15: Original B&W picture's - No copyright - attached. Colorisation by Graeme Watson 2021.
Team Photo: 1928-29: Original B&W picture's - No copyright - attached.
Team Photo: From Graeme Watson's personal collection, Aberdeen F.C. 1938-39 in colour.
Team Photo Aberdeen F.C. 1904-05 with Scottish Qualifying Cup, Original B&W picture - No copyright - attached. Colorisation by Graeme Watson 2021.
Insert Image: Aberdeen Football Club, League Champions Flag 1984-85 - This digital image by Graeme Watson 2019.
Insert Image: Aberdeen Football Club, League Champions Flag 1983-84 - This digital image by Graeme Watson 2019.
Insert Image: Aberdeen Football Club, League Champions Flag 1979-80 - This digital image by Graeme Watson 2019.
Insert Image: Aberdeen Football Club, League Champions Flag 1954-55 - This digital image by Graeme Watson 2019.
Insert Article: Newspaper Article, Press & Journal, dated Monday 08 Jun 1942. Dons Finish up in Style, Insert Article: Transcribed by Graeme Watson 2023.
Insert Article: Newspaper Article, Press & Journal, dated Monday 26 Oct 1942. League Title for Dons, Insert Article: Transcribed by Graeme Watson 2023.
Insert Article: Newspaper Article, Press & Journal, dated Monday 22 Mar 1943. Dons Win League Title, Insert Article: Transcribed by Graeme Watson 2023.
Insert Article: Newspaper Article, Press & Journal, dated Monday 24 Apr 1944. Dons Assured of League Flag, Insert Article: Transcribed by Graeme Watson 2023.
Insert Article: Newspaper Article, Press & Journal, dated Tuesday 08 May 1945 also V.E. Day. Don's Smashing Win Over Falkirk, Insert Article: Transcribed by Graeme Watson 2023.
Insert Photos: From Graeme Watson's personal collection of programmes, shirts, memorabilia and newspaper articles. Programmes displayed on this website are to illustrate the article on the match to which the programme was issued and to bring further understanding to the reader.
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Aberdeen F.C. - Family/DNA
An un-official compilation of the family tree of Aberdeen Football Club's official's, player's and staff from 1881 to present from one personal family tree.