What channel is Aberdeen v Spartans on? Is it on TV? How to watch Premier Sports Cup quarter-final
TV and live stream details for Pittodrie showdown
The Premier Sports Cup quarter-finals continue on Saturday, with the lowest-ranked team left in the draw in Spartans hoping to cause a seismic upset when they head north to take on Aberdeen at Pittodrie.
Dougie Samuel’s League Two outfit stunned Ross County in the previous round at Ainslie Park, but are extreme underdogs to do the same against Jimmy Thelin’s Dons, who are in a rich vein of form after winning all ten of their competitive matches so far this season.
The first of the last-eight ties were completed on Friday night when Motherwell overcame Dundee United 2-1 at Fir Park, with Rangers taking on Dundee and Celtic facing Falkirk in the other matches.


Aberdeen v Spartans match details
The Premier Sports Cup quarter-final match takes place at Pittodrie, Aberdeen, on Saturday, September 21, 2024. Kick-off is 5.30pm.
Aberdeen v Spartans TV channel
The match is not being broadcast on any TV channel but is available to watch in the UK via live stream (details below).
Aberdeen v Spartans live stream
Premier Sports subscribers can stream the match live on the Premier Sports website or through the Premier Sports Player app. A one-off £9.99 payment option is available that will allow access to the match. Alternatively, a fixed 12-month contract costs £10.99 per month, or a flexible monthly plan costs £15.99 per month.
Aberdeen v Spartans team news
Aberdeen could welcome back captain Graeme Shinnie after he missed last week’s win over Motherwell. Dante Polvara remains sidelined by a hamstring issue, while Duk is unlikely to feature. Spartans boss Samuel may bring back forward Cammy Russell after he missed last weekend’s draw with Elgin City.
Aberdeen v Spartans referee and VAR
Ross Hardie is the match referee, however, there will be no VAR in operation. The game has not been selected for live TV broadcast which, according to competition rules, means VAR is optional. The decision will reportedly save each club around £16,000.
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