Marius Müller
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Sep 22, 2026
Jamie GuyanHOST
from 12 yards.
Jamie GuyanHOST
The goal, though, stirred Hims into life, but Marius Müller denied Owen Elding at his near post and Miguel Chaiwa fired over as Aberdeen took their lead into the interval.
Jamie GuyanHOST
Aberdeen threatened immediately after the restart.
Jamie GuyanHOST
Toyosi, Olusanya dragging wide after being released by Afiz Arimu, but Hims gradually began to build some sustained pressure.
Roger HannahPANELIST
Jack Milne comes into the heart of a three-man defense in place of Lewis Mayo, having replaced him at half time in midweek.
Roger HannahPANELIST
So it's Marius Müller in goal.
Roger HannahPANELIST
A back three, Mads Konstal, Jack Milne, and Gavin Malloy.
Roger HannahPANELIST
Across the middle, Chris Cadden, formerly of Hibs, and he could take on twin brother Nicky today.
Gary ScottHOST
Route one football at its finest.
Gary ScottHOST
Marius Muller ends up with the assist here, which is great stuff.
Gary ScottHOST
Just a massive punt up the park.
Gary ScottHOST
the Motherwell centre-halves get themselves into all sorts of mess.
Andy SkinnerHOST
Particularly at a stage in the game, obviously we scored to make it 2-0 seconds after the restart, but there's quite a long way to go in the second half even at that point.
Andy SkinnerHOST
From the highlights that I saw, Motherwell were putting a fair bit of pressure on, but nothing that ever amounted to you know, Marius Müller having to really look that busy and, you know, nothing that really had us on the edge of our seats.
Andy SkinnerHOST
But you just know if Motherwell score at that really crucial period in the game, then, you know, just with the way things have been going in recent times, you'd know for sure almost that Motherwell are going to find a way back into the game.
Andy SkinnerHOST
But I don't know, it just seemed from far as if...
Stevie MillerHOST
Okay, on Saturday there were two cracking quarter-finals and there was plenty of drama at Rugby Park as Kelly hosted Aberdeen.
Stevie MillerHOST
Marius Muller made three saves in the penalty shootout.
Stevie MillerHOST
Have Aberdeen, Kevin, finally found the goalkeeper that can become a genuine match transformer for them in big games?
Kevin ThomsonGUEST
Well, I think it was a game that I was looking with interest, Stevie, because there's no doubt that maybe both managers are feeling a wee bit of the pinch as well.
Martin IngramHOST
So they're, they're 1-0 up.
Martin IngramHOST
So- I think it was very important that, um, Marius Muller was able to make that save pretty much im- immediately to, to bring us back on, on, on serve, as it were.
Martin IngramHOST
Um, and as, and as much as, you know, Muller definitely gets a credit.
Martin IngramHOST
W- it's, it's a cliche, isn't it? It's the one scenario that, you know, the goalkeeper can only be a hero.
GlenHOST
But on Saturday, we started well, um, for, for the most part, Kevin Nisbet having a, an early chance.
GlenHOST
Um, but I thought once again, you know, as kind of me and Phil discussed on the last episode, after having that, you know, 10, 15 minute spell, we allowed Kilmarnock to, to grow into the game, and Kilmarnock had the opportunity to get a foothold into the game without, you know, testing Marius Müller too much.
GlenHOST
There was balls across the face of goal, uh, half chances here and there.
GlenHOST
Um, there was an opportunity, and I can't remember who it was.
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Given how he started in Glasgow, you would not put it past Duran to eclipse the man they called wonderful and magical.
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He could have had a second not long after, when Nygren won back the ball deep in opposition territory, but Duran's uncharacteristically tame left-footed effort failed to trouble Aberdeen goalkeeper Marius Muller.
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That didn't stop the forward who, after excellently taming the ball on the counter-attack, put it on a plate for Yang for Celtic's third of the evening.
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Yang opens his account for the season.
PhilHOST
really, they should have came away with three points, if we're being totally honest.
GlenHOST
And fair play to Marius Müller for the, well, again, those that listened won't have heard my criticisms on the podcast midweek for his performance at Parkhead, certainly with a second goal.
GlenHOST
More than made up for that and kept us in the game in the second half.
GlenHOST
And again, for me...
Alistair LamontCORRESPONDENT
And, uh, all the hard work was done by Celtic in the first period here.
Alistair LamontCORRESPONDENT
Three goals up by the interval, and the scoring was opened in fabulous fashion by Camilo Duran, who got yet another excellent strike to put Celtic in front after just fourteen minutes, lashing the ball beyond Marius Müller from just outside the penalty area.
Alistair LamontCORRESPONDENT
Celtic completely dominant in the first half, and they doubled their advantage with ten minutes left in the first period.
Alistair LamontCORRESPONDENT
Benjamin Nugent capitalizing on pretty sloppy Aberdeen defending to knock the ball beyond Müller for his fifth goal of the season.
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