Rangers and Aberdeen are no strangers to meeting each other at Hampden as they battle it out once again for a place in the final.
Both clubs will be dreaming of a return to the national stadium to compete for the first trophy on offer this season. The Dons entered the competition at the group stages due to no European involvement this season and after negotiating their section over the summer they've since knocked out Annan Athletic and Partick Thistle in the knockout stages.
The Light Blues entered at the round of 16 and have defeated Queen of the South and Dundee to earn a last four spot with just potentially 90 minutes standing between these two sides and a spot in the showpiece against either Celtic or Kilmarnock - who battle it out at the same venue 24 hours earlier. Here's all the information you need ahead of this one.
