The Scottish Cup final between Celtic and Rangers will take place at Hampden Park in Glasgow on Saturday, 25 May at 15:00 BST. This highly anticipated match can be watched live on BBC One Scotland, BBC iPlayer, and the BBC Sport website & app. Additionally, live radio commentary is available on Sportsound, and fans can follow live updates on SNS.
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has praised his team’s impressive form heading into the final. After winning the league in a stunning fashion, Rodgers called his team “on fire.” Despite winning all four league matches against Rangers this season, he insists that his team will not become arrogant or assume they have a mental edge over their rivals. He emphasizes the importance of humility and respect for all opponents, regardless of their stature.
Rodgers has stated that Celtic has no new injuries ahead of the final and feels his team is in good condition. The team has been in excellent form in recent months, losing just once since December. They have played Rangers three times during this period, winning twice and drawing once. A win in the final would secure a league and cup double for Rodgers, who has already amassed an impressive collection of domestic honours during his time at Celtic.
While acknowledging the significance of an Old Firm Scottish Cup final for the fans, Rodgers remains focused on the task at hand. He views the match as a challenge and an opportunity to deliver for the Celtic supporters who are deeply passionate about the club. Winning the final would mean a great deal to the fans, and Rodgers is determined to do his best to achieve success in
