Aberdeen바카라s stand-in captain Angus MacDonald reflected on a 바카라crazy바카라 Scottish Gas Scottish Cup semi-final defeat to Celtic at Hampden which saw him experience emotional extremes. (More Football News)
The Dons led through an early Bojan Miovski goal but MacDonald바카라s mistake allowed Hoops striker Kyogo Furuhashi to race clear on goal, with Nicolas Kuhn finally levelling.
Substitute James Forrest put Celtic ahead in the 63rd minute before Dons substitute Ester Sokler levelled in the 90th minute.
Matt O바카라Riley fired Celtic ahead in extra time but MacDonald atoned for his costly earlier error when he headed in the leveller in the 119th minute to take the game to penalties.
The 31-year-old former Barnsley, Hull and Rotherham defender scored his spot-kick and while Celtic keeper Joe Hart hit the post with the Hoops바카라 fifth penalty, he then saved from Killian Phillips to ensure a 6-5 shoot-out win and a final date on May 25 against Rangers or Hearts 바카라 Hart바카라s last game before his retirement from football.
바카라I hold my hands up for the mistake because I gifted them a goal after 15 minutes,바카라 said MacDonald.
바카라But to score the equaliser in the last minute of extra time then score a penalty, it was crazy.
바카라With the way the game had panned out I thought we바카라d go on to win it.
바카라When I scored it was a great feeling, especially for my family. But it just wasn바카라t to be.
바카라It바카라s 50-50 when it gets to penalties, isn바카라t it? The boys did well to get it that far and we had our chances to win it. On another day they would go in.
바카라We are disappointed for the fans today because they have followed us everywhere this season.
바카라We have to take the positives from the game, we can바카라t let our standards drop now.
바카라We have five cup finals now and if we can cause those teams the problems we caused Celtic we바카라ll be fine.바카라
