Each year Aberdeen plays host to a tennis tournament between Scotland and England at the Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre (AECC). It can be watched on Sky Sports.

2007 Aberdeen Cup

Tickets to the 2007 Aberdeen Cup (Scotland v England) can be purchased at the Aberdeen Box Office.

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2006 Aberdeen Cup

The second Aberdeen Cup took place on Saturday 25 - Sunday 26 November 2006 at the Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre. It again featured Andy Murray and Greg Rusedski.

Scotland, led by Andy Murray won the 2006 Aberdeen Cup at AECC. His brother Jamie Murray was also in the Scottish team. Members in the England team included Greg Rusedski and James Auckland. The final scores were 6-4, 3-6 and 13-11 between the Murray brothers and Greg Rusedski and James Auckland.

The Scottish team members were:

Andy Murray
Jamie Murray
Ciatlin Steel
James McKie
Elena Baltacha

The English team members were:

Greg Rusedski
James Auckland
Hannah James
James Chaudry
Katie O'Brien

Tickets To Aberdeen Cup Tennis

Tickets to the 2006 Aberdeen Cup (Scotland v England) could be purchased at the Aberdeen Box Office.

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2005 Aberdeen Cup

The first Aberdeen Cup Tennis Tournament took place on Saturday 26 - Sunday 27 November 2005.

The Scottish team were

Andy Murray
Jamie Murray
Elena Baltacha
Scott Lister (Junior)
Joanna Henderson (Junior)

The English team were

Greg Rusedski
David Sherwood
Katie O'Brien
Oliver Golding (Junior)
Clare Sawyer (Junior)

The Aberdeen Cup Tennis Tournament promoters were WSM. Sponsors were Aberdeen City Council, Event Scotland and Aberdeen Asset Management. Scottish Enterprise Grampian had also committed support to the event.

Sky Sports Digital TV broadcast the tennis matches.

2005 Aberdeen Cup Winner

Andy Murray for Scotland won the Inaugural Aberdeen Cup.

Official website and homepage: www.aberdeencup.com

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