Cadden wants Aberdeen reaction to Rangers loss

Chris Cadden says Aberdeen have to regroup and come back stronger after Sunday's narrow Scottish Premiership defeat by Rangers. Lawrence Shankland's late penalty was the only goal of the game at Pittodrie, leaving Stephen Robinson's side with three points from their opening three league games. Aberdeen go to champions Celtic on Wednesday before hosting Kilmarnock on Saturday, and Cadden hopes they will go into those matches with a positive mindset. "There are a lot of positives to take but as a football club, as players and as the manager, we don't accept not winning games of football," Cadden said. "We know we have to do better, go away and look at the things we can do better. "We're not happy, of course we're not because that's the mentality we have as players. "But we take the positives, look at what we can improve on and go on to Wednesday. There's no point feeling sorry for ourselves. "It's a big week for us, it can still be a good week so we have to dust ourselves down and go again. "It's never going to be plain sailing throughout a whole season, we know that and are not naive enough to think that. "So it's about bouncing back and that's what the full focus will be on Wednesday."