Neil Warnock Resigns as Aberdeen Manager After Brief Stint

Warnock's 33-day tenure ends on a high with Scottish Cup semi-final berth despite league struggles.

Neil Warnock steps down as Aberdeen manager after 33 days, following a Scottish Cup quarter-final win over Kilmarnock.
Warnock's departure comes after Aberdeen's failure to secure a win in six Scottish Premiership matches under his management.
The 75-year-old managed Aberdeen for eight games, achieving two cup victories but no league wins, leaving the team 10th in the SPL.
Warnock's short tenure included guiding Aberdeen to the Scottish Cup semi-finals, a highlight in a challenging league performance.
Aberdeen is now searching for a new manager, with Peter Leven taking charge of first-team matters in the interim.