Glasgow (AFP) – Celtic will face Motherwell in the Scottish Cup final after the holders thrashed arch rivals Rangers 4-0 on Sunday.
Brendan Rodgers’ side cruised to victory in the semi-final at Hampden Park thanks to goals from Tom Rogic, Callum McGregor, Moussa Dembele and Olivier Ntcham.
Glasgow (AFP) – Celtic will face Motherwell in the Scottish Cup final after the holders thrashed arch rivals Rangers 4-0 on Sunday.
Brendan Rodgers’ side cruised to victory in the semi-final at Hampden Park thanks to goals from Tom Rogic, Callum McGregor, Moussa Dembele and Olivier Ntcham.
Glasgow (AFP) – A stoppage time strike from Australian international Tom Rogic saw Celtic come from behind to defeat Aberdeen 2-1 to lift the Scottish Cup and seal a historic domestic treble the hard way.
Jonny Hayes gave Aberdeen a ninth minute lead which was quickly cancelled out by Celtic’s Stuart Armstrong two minutes later.
Glasgow (AFP) – A stoppage time strike from Australian international Tom Rogic saw Celtic come from behind to defeat Aberdeen 2-1 to lift the Scottish Cup and seal a historic domestic treble the hard way.
Jonny Hayes gave Aberdeen a ninth minute lead which was quickly cancelled out by Celtic’s Stuart Armstrong two minutes later.
Glasgow (AFP) – Celtic goalkeeper Craig Gordon insists he and his teammates won’t let the pressure of making history affect them as they focus on beating Aberdeen in the Scottish Cup final on Saturday.
Celtic have secured numerous records this season as they romped to a sixth Premiership title in a row and lifted the League Cup.
Glasgow (AFP) – Celtic goalkeeper Craig Gordon insists he and his teammates won’t let the pressure of making history affect them as they focus on beating Aberdeen in the Scottish Cup final on Saturday.
Celtic have secured numerous records this season as they romped to a sixth Premiership title in a row and lifted the League Cup.
Glasgow (AFP) – Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers says he can’t ask more of his side after they made it 39 domestic games unbeaten following a 3-1 win at home to Kilmarnock on Saturday.
The recently-crowned Scottish champions returned to winning ways at Celtic Park following two home draws as they claimed their 29th win from 32 league games to keep them on course for a record points haul.
Glasgow (AFP) – Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers says he can’t ask more of his side after they made it 39 domestic games unbeaten following a 3-1 win at home to Kilmarnock on Saturday.
The recently-crowned Scottish champions returned to winning ways at Celtic Park following two home draws as they claimed their 29th win from 32 league games to keep them on course for a record points haul.
Glasgow (AFP) – Arch-rivals Celtic and Rangers will meet in the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup next month, with holders Hibernian drawn against Aberdeen.
Celtic, the Scottish champions-elect, have already beaten fellow Glasgow giants Rangers three times this season but lost to them in an Old Firm clash at the same stage of the Scottish Cup last term, with the Gers then in the second-tier Championship.
Glasgow (AFP) – Arch-rivals Celtic and Rangers will meet in the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup next month, with holders Hibernian drawn against Aberdeen.
Celtic, the Scottish champions-elect, have already beaten fellow Glasgow giants Rangers three times this season but lost to them in an Old Firm clash at the same stage of the Scottish Cup last term, with the Gers then in the second-tier Championship.
Glasgow (AFP) – Celtic defender Kieran Tierney is desperate to help his side to a domestic treble because the teenager is too young to remember the Hoops’ last clean sweep.
The 19-year-old hadn’t even started school when Martin O’Neill’s side swept all before them as they claimed the Championship, League Cup and Scottish Cup in 2000-01.
Glasgow (AFP) – Celtic defender Kieran Tierney is desperate to help his side to a domestic treble because the teenager is too young to remember the Hoops’ last clean sweep.
The 19-year-old hadn’t even started school when Martin O’Neill’s side swept all before them as they claimed the Championship, League Cup and Scottish Cup in 2000-01.
Glasgow (AFP) Hibernian expressed "regret" Sunday at the crowd trouble that marred their Scottish Cup final win.
Soon after the Edinburgh club had beaten Rangers 3-2 to lift the Scottish Cup for the first time in 114 years, several thousand Hibs fans ran onto the pitch at Glasgow's Hampden Park on Saturday.
Glasgow (AFP) Hibernian expressed "regret" Sunday at the crowd trouble that marred their Scottish Cup final win.
Soon after the Edinburgh club had beaten Rangers 3-2 to lift the Scottish Cup for the first time in 114 years, several thousand Hibs fans ran onto the pitch at Glasgow's Hampden Park on Saturday.
Glasgow (AFP) Hibernian ended their 114-year wait for the Scottish Cup with a last-minute 3-2 win over Rangers on Saturday but the final was marred as rival fans fought on the Hampden Park pitch.
Rangers claimed their players and staff were assaulted and they were so fearful for their safety that they were unable to collect their losers medals at the presentation.
Glasgow (AFP) Hibernian ended their 114-year wait for the Scottish Cup with a last-minute 3-2 win over Rangers on Saturday but the final was marred as rival fans fought on the Hampden Park pitch.
Rangers claimed their players and staff were assaulted and they were so fearful for their safety that they were unable to collect their losers medals at the presentation.
Glasgow (AFP) Hibernian ended their 114-year wait for the Scottish Cup as David Gray's dramatic stoppage time header handed them a 3-2 win over Rangers which was marred by ugly scenes at the end.
The Easter Road side had taken a third minute lead through Anthony Stokes but Rangers went into the break level following Kenny Miller's 27th minute headed equaliser.
Glasgow (AFP) Hibernian ended their 114-year wait for the Scottish Cup as David Gray's dramatic stoppage time header handed them a 3-2 win over Rangers which was marred by ugly scenes at the end.
The Easter Road side had taken a third minute lead through Anthony Stokes but Rangers went into the break level following Kenny Miller's 27th minute headed equaliser.
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Glasgow (AFP) Rangers manager Mark Warburton says winning the Scottish Cup final against Hibernian on Saturday wouldn't compare to the euphoria of securing promotion back to the top flight.
Warburton's side clinched the Championship title to claim a place in the Scottish Premiership for the first time since they were forced to start life again in the country's bottom tier following liquidation in June 2012.
Glasgow (AFP) Rangers manager Mark Warburton says winning the Scottish Cup final against Hibernian on Saturday wouldn't compare to the euphoria of securing promotion back to the top flight.
Warburton's side clinched the Championship title to claim a place in the Scottish Premiership for the first time since they were forced to start life again in the country's bottom tier following liquidation in June 2012.
Celtic goalkeeper Craig Gordon says the Hoops are focused on finishing the season strongly after suffering a recent dip in form.
The Glasgow giants have won just two of their past five Scottish Premiership games and successive draws against Hamilton and Dundee has seen their lead over Aberdeen at the top of the table cut to just one point, albeit they have played a game less than the Dons.
Celtic goalkeeper Craig Gordon says the Hoops are focused on finishing the season strongly after suffering a recent dip in form.
The Glasgow giants have won just two of their past five Scottish Premiership games and successive draws against Hamilton and Dundee has seen their lead over Aberdeen at the top of the table cut to just one point, albeit they have played a game less than the Dons.
Celtic manager Ronny Deila says his side have "unfinished business" in the Scottish Cup after they were paired with Old Firm rivals Rangers in the draw for the semi-finals.
The Hoops booked their place in the last four with a comfortable 3-0 defeat of Championship side Greenock Morton on Sunday while Rangers demolished Dundee 4-0 in their quarter-final on Saturday.
Celtic manager Ronny Deila says his side have "unfinished business" in the Scottish Cup after they were paired with Old Firm rivals Rangers in the draw for the semi-finals.
The Hoops booked their place in the last four with a comfortable 3-0 defeat of Championship side Greenock Morton on Sunday while Rangers demolished Dundee 4-0 in their quarter-final on Saturday.
Celtic manager Ronny Deila warned his players they are in danger of missing out on the Scottish Premiership title if their recent run of poor form continues.
The Hoops were left frustrated as they couldn't break down a Dundee side that rested several first team players ahead of their Scottish Cup quarter-final clash with Rangers on Saturday.
Celtic manager Ronny Deila warned his players they are in danger of missing out on the Scottish Premiership title if their recent run of poor form continues.
The Hoops were left frustrated as they couldn't break down a Dundee side that rested several first team players ahead of their Scottish Cup quarter-final clash with Rangers on Saturday.
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To mark the 20th anniversary of their famous 1998 Scottish Cup final victory, Heart of Midlothian have commemorated the feat with all the gravitas and reverence it deserves: by launching a Lego set of their open-top parade bus.
After going two goals up relatively early, Hearts braved a late onslaught to beat Rangers 2-1 in a tense final at Hampden Park Ally McCoist's final game for the 'Gers.
Celtic eased into the fifth round of the Scottish Cup on Sunday, courtesy of a 3-1 win against Scottish League One side Albion Rovers. The goal of the game undoubtedly came courtesy of Scott Sinclair, with the former Chelsea, Man City and Swansea attacker produced an exquisite curling finish.
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Sinclair's stunner was the opening goal of the game at theExcelsior Stadium, with the 27-year-old curling a magnificent effort into the top corner of the Wee Rovers' net.
Alan Stubb's Hibernian side won their first Scottish Cup since 1902 on Saturday, after a pulsating clash with Rangers saw the Hibees come out 3-2 winners.
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Anthony Stokes, on loan from Celtic of all sides, bagged a brace for Hibs while Kenny Miller and Andy Halliday netted for Rangers, leaving the game all square as extra-time beckoned.
With Rangers having already booked their place back in next season's Scottish Premiership, there'll be plenty of Old Firm shenanigans to look forward to.
However, ahead of Rangers' Scottish Cup semi-final clash with Celtic at Hampden on Sunday, Gers' fans decided to annoytheir counterparts by painting the kerbs in the Hoops-leaning Gallowgate area of Glasgow red, white and blue.
Safe to say that, as far as his penalty-taking prowess is concerned, Hibernian striker Jason Cummings endured a mixed afternoon during today's Scottish Cup semi-final tie against Dundee United.
After the first 120 minutes finished goalless, Cummings eventually stepped up to settle the shoot-out 4-2 in Hibs' favour by dispatching the winning spot-kick.
Kevin Kelbie celebrates his winner against Forfar(Photo via Sky Sports)
A firm doff of the cap isdefinitely due to Linlithgow Rose FC, who became the first ever junior team to reach the last 16 of the Scottish Cup on Tuesday evening.
Just to clarify, 'junior' football' in Scotland is a reference to the level, not the age of the players involved.
The footballing feel-good stories just keep on coming today with the news that Albion Rovers have announced that the club are going to donate a healthy wedge of the television money they've managed to rake in on their run to the Scottish Cup quarter-finals to charity.
Few rivalries in world soccer rival the Old Firm, and, on Sunday, Emerson Hyndman will once again take part in the historic clash with a spot in a cup final on the line.
Hyndman and Rangers are set to face off with Celtic as the Old Firm will decide a finalist in the Scottish Cup. Hyndman has been a revelation since moving to Rangers via a winter loan move, butthe American midfielder will face his toughest test yet as his side faces a Celtic team that cruised to an early lockup of the Scottish League title.
