Rangers vs Hearts

Rangers will be hoping to bounce back from Europa League heartbreak at Hampden Park on Saturday.

Hearts have had a full week of preparation ahead of the game following a 3-1 defeat to Rangers last weekend and will hope to capitalise on the tired Gers players following their 120 minute battle in the gruelling Seville heat on Wednesday night. However, they have the chance here to end the season on a high with some silverware in another game which will be full of emotion following the funeral of popular kitman Jimmy Bell which took place on Friday. Rangers will hope to put memories of Wednesday's heartbreaking Europa League final defeat behind them as they prepare to face Hearts at Hampden Park for the Scottish Cup on Saturday afternoon.

Outspoken pundit Chris Sutton has continued to wind up Rangers supporters and a former player ahead of today's Scottish Cup final with a cheeky tweet.

Rangers ended up losing the final on penalties. Rangers have the chance to get their hands on silverware this season by defeating Hearts at Hampden this afternoon and Sutton posted a message on Twitter on the morning of the game. The former Celtic striker, who now works for numerous media outlets, took aim at Rangers fans and also former Ibrox midfielder Kevin Thomson, who earlier this week claimed that had Rangers defeated Eintracht Frankfurt in the Europa League final, it would have surpassed Celtic’s achievement of winning the European Cup in 1967.

Here's more info on the game and how to watch it: When and where is the game? The Scottish Cup final is at Hampden Park on Saturday, May 21.

The game will be streamed on the BBC iPlayer. Premier Sports subscribers can also stream the game on the Premier Player. Yes, the game is being shown live on BBC 1 Scotland (Sky channel 951). It is also being shown live on Premier Sports 1 with their coverage starting at 2.30pm. The Scottish Cup final is at Hampden Park on Saturday, May 21.

It's the showpiece event of the Scottish football season and this time it's Rangers vs Hearts at the national stadium. Rangers haven't won this competition for ...

He laid it off to Kent who tried to lift it to the back post but it's headed out for a corner. It was as well and Balogun got on the end of it but it's just over the bar. A huge chance for the Ibrox side with seven minutes to go. It's a corner down on the right hand side and Stephen Kingsley is going to take it. Tavernier to take the corner from the right and it's headed clear. It's a good ball in and Wright got his head to it but it hits the bar and goes over. This is a huge chance for the Jambos with minutes to go. Hearts have a free kick at the other end after a foul by Gordon and this is a chance to get back into it. The corner from Tavernier was headed out to the edege of the box and Jack took a great first touch to set himself up before drilling it off the bar and in. Halliday goes to hit it and he delivers it right in on top of the keeper but Kamara and Sakala links to clear it. Hearts want to bring silverware back to the capital, though, and it's sure to be a cracking game between the two sides. It's the showpiece event of the Scottish football season and this time it's Rangers vs Hearts at the national stadium.

It's the oldest knockout trophy in world football but only one captain will be getting his hands on it this afternoon.

It will be on the BBC iPlayer and also the Premier Sports stream. Yes, it's Scottish Cup Final day and the excitement is building on what is going to be another festival of football. The stage is set, the teams are ready and the trophy has been polished.

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Everton starlet Ellis Simms was wanted by more than 30 clubs in January before he decided to join Hearts on loan.

With two years left to run on his deal at Goodison, he is keeping an open mind. For Simms, the immediate focus is on today’s huge final, and he will hope to be the man to fire Hearts to glory. The Athletic interviewed the Toffees loanee before the big game and reported that he was a man in demand before opting to move north of the border.