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Aberdeen v Dundee: Live stream, team news and more for Premier Sports Cup clash The Dons are seeking revenge and a place in the quarter-finals this weekend as they take on Dundee for the second time in eight days having lost 2-0 in the league at Dens Park. It's been a while since Aberdeen have had to bounce back from a defeat, but the perfect start to the season has been wrecked by this weekend's opponents. Dundee handed Stephen Robinson's men their first loss of the campaign with a brilliant performance at Dens Park, and the two go head-to-head a week on for a place in the Premier Sports Cup quarter-finals. The Dons will have to be far improved from their showing in the City of Discovery, with the abject display painting a worrying picture for their rematch on Saturday. But there is the added comfort of home surroundings for the Reds this weekend, as they return to Pittodrie looking to win their first competitive cup tie of the campaign. Here's all the key details for this one. When is Aberdeen v Dundee? The Dons will take on Steven Pressley's side at Pittodrie Stadium on Saturday, August 15. Kick-off is at 3pm. Can I watch the game? You can! Premier Sports will be providing a live stream for the fixture. More details on passes and memberships can be found here. RedTV subscribers outside the UK can catch all the action, while those in the UK will be provided with audio coverage. You can keep to date via Aberdeen FC's social media channels and check out all the developments after full-time on Aberdeen Live. Who are the match officials? Nick Walsh is the referee for this one in just his fourth fixture of the season so far having previously taken charge of Dundee United's draw with Rangers and Ayr United's win over Edinburgh City in the League Cup group stages. Referee - Nick Walsh Assistant Referee 1 - Frank Connor Assistant Referee 2 - Daniel McFarlane VAR - Grant Irvine Assistant VAR - Gary Hilland 4th Official - Jamie Wilkie Is there any team news? Aberdeen fans will be praying for a positive update on Connor Ronan after he and Brad Lyons missed last weekend's defeat at Dens Park. While Lyons is officially out of contention this weekend, Ronan could make his return to action. Dimitar Mitov and Kjartan Mar Kjartansson completed their transfer exits this week, slimming down the goalkeeper and midfield options. Dundee meanwhile will be looking for more magic from Joe Bevan after his heroics against the Dons, scoring one and assisting another to hand Robinson his first defeat of the season.