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Scottish Cup winners Aberdeen parade trophy through city on open-top bus
Aberdeen supporters have lined the streets of the city for the open-top bus parade to celebrate the team’s Scottish Cup triumph. The club’s sensational penalty shootout win over Celtic at Hampden ended a 35-year wait to lift the trophy, and players and fans celebrated into the night on Saturday.
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