Keane and McGeady score in eight-goal thriller

Aberdeen 4 Celtic 4

Keane and McGeady score in eight-goal thriller
Sat, 13 Feb, 2010 - 14:21

Aberdeen 4 Celtic 4

Aberdeen came from behind three times against Celtic in an eight-goal thriller at Pittodrie to put a dent in the Hoops’ Clydesdale Bank Premier League title hopes.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: PittodriePlace: IbroxPlace: LangfieldPlace: BorucPlace: Republic of IrelandPerson: KeanePerson: McGeadyPerson: Diomansy KamaraPerson: Marc-Antoine FortunePerson: Michael PatonPerson: Darren MackiePerson: Robbie KeanePerson: Aiden McGeadyPerson: Steve MacLeanPerson: Edson BraafheidPerson: MacLeanPerson: Darren O’DeaPerson: Gary McDonaldPerson: Mark McGheePerson: KamaraPerson: Jamie LangfieldPerson: PatonPerson: Mark KerrPerson: BraafheidPerson: Artur BorucPerson: FortunePerson: Paul CaddisPerson: Scott BrownPerson: NancyPerson: MackiePerson: Jim PatersonPerson: LangfieldPerson: PittodriePerson: Josh ThompsonPerson: Morten RasmussenPerson: Ki Sung-yuengPerson: Landry N’GuemoPerson: PatersonPerson: KiEvent: Clydesdale Bank Premier LeagueEvent: Scottish CupOrganisation: AberdeenOrganisation: CelticOrganisation: Hoops’Organisation: HoopsOrganisation: DonsOrganisation: RangersOrganisation: HibernianOrganisation: GovanOrganisation: Raith RoversOrganisation: Caddis
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