The Scottish Cup final between Celtic and Rangers will be an epic battle of titans at Hampden Park.
As the Scottish Cup final gets closer, all eyes will be on Hampden Park, where Celtic will play their fierce rivals Rangers in a game that will change what it means to have a “historic rivalry.” This Saturday, the stage is set for a match that could give Celtic a home double, which would make the Old Firm derby even more exciting.
A Time for Silverware
Celtic just won the Scottish Premiership, which is their 54th league title. They did it by beating St. Mirren 3-2, among other close games, and now they want to add to their collection of trophies. Notably, Matt O’Riley, Kyogo Furuhashi, and Luis Palma all played exceptionally well in their latest win. On the other hand, Rangers won the Scottish League Cup earlier this season, so don’t forget about them. Even though they have been successful, Celtic has beaten them recently, including a 2-1 loss just two weeks before the final.
Details about viewing for fans
This exciting match starts this Saturday at 3pm BST for those who want to see it all. As a fan in the UK, you can watch the game live on BBC One Scotland or stream it on BBC iPlayer, Sport, and the Premier Sports online service.
Team News
Celtic has a good team going into the final, but Stephen Welsh’s participation is still uncertain after he was pulled from a recent game. Rangers have bigger problems with injuries. They could be without a number of important players, such as John Souttar and Connor Goldson, which could make their defense less stable.
Guessed Outcome
Based on how these two teams have been playing lately, especially Celtic’s recent dominance, the final is likely to be very close, with Celtic coming out on top. I think Celtic will win this game 3-1, which will make them even more dominant in Scottish football.
Celtic predicted lineup : Joe Hart, Johnston, Carter-Vickers, Scales, Taylor, McGregor, Matt O’Riley, Reo Hatate, Maeda, Kyogo, James Forrest
Rangers Predicted lineup: Butland, Tavernier, Ben Davies, Souttar, Barisic, Diomande, John Lundstram, Sterling, Lawrence, Silva, Cyriel Dessers
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