Aberdeen goalkeeper Joe Lewis is helped from the field.
Aberdeen boss Stephen Glass faces a sweat on the fitness of keeper Joe Lewis for Sunday’s Scottish Cup quarter-final.
Club captain Lewis was ruled out of the 1-1 draw with Celtic on Wednesday with bruised ribs suffered in a collision in the first half of the Scottish Cup defeat of Livingston.
Glass confirmed Lewis returned to goalkeeper training at Cormack Park today, but said the skipper still remains a doubt.
On-loan Oldham Athletic keeper Gary Woods came in against Celtic for his first start for the Dons and is on stand-by for the weekend.
Goalkeeper Gary Woods during the Scottish Premiership match between Aberdeen and Celtic.
Glass and his medical team will continue to monitor Lewis ahead of the quarter-final showdown with Dundee United at Pittodrie.
Meanwhile, versatile right-back/midfielder Ross McCrorie looks to be winning his battle to be fit for the last-eight tie.
McCrorie was taken off in the first half of the draw with Celtic having suffered an ankle injury.
Ross McCrorie scores the winning penalty kick against Livingston – and Stephen Glass hopes he can play in the next round of the Scottish Cup on Sunday.
Aberdeen keeper Joe Lewis could miss Scottish Cup clash with Dundee United – but Ross McCrorie set to be fit
