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Aberdeen lose 500 semi-final tickets after pitch invasion

Aberdeen suffered a reduction of five hundred seats in their permitted intake for an upcoming cup last-four fixture with Rangers. This disciplinary measure stems from supporter behavior involving fireworks and unauthorized movement onto the playing surface following a penalty kick victory away against Kilmarnock.

The club originally possessed roughly seventeen thousand entries for the fixture scheduled at Hampden on October thirty-first, and officials must additionally absorb the financial burden for the vacant seating mandated by league authorities. In response to the penalty, newly appointed chief executive Adrian Bevington acknowledged the intense dedication of their supporters while noting that the overwhelming majority maintain proper conduct.

He emphasized that the organization must prevent similar infractions to avoid future penalties moving forward.

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