Celtic vs Rangers

Celtic and Rangers will battle it out for Scottish League Cup honours today, Celtic face their ...

It will be a good final for the neutral and I'm looking forward to it." It is also the first Old Firm cup final since 2019. I’m here at Hampden today, so it’s not a normal week! Celtic won 47 matches. Rangers won 32 direct matches. What time is it on?

Scottish football legend Kenny Dalglish reckons Celtic will come out on top in today's Scottish League Cup final against Rangers at Hampden.

“Celtic are the holders, and I think they may well sneak it. It is so hard to predict, you’d be as well to flip a coin! Writing in his Sunday Post column [26/02 print edition, Post Match supplement page 20], Dalglish said: “There could be a surprise package somewhere.

Football manager Neil Lennon, who last had a spell at Omonia in Cyprus, believes his former club will have too much for the Gers. Ange Postecoglu's side are ...

Celtic are in great form, they’ve been perfect since the draw at Ibrox. Football manager Neil Lennon, who last had a spell at Omonia in Cyprus, believes his former club will have too much for the Gers. The Hoops are the current holders of the trophy and will be looking to get the better of their Glasgow rivals.

The two teams will play at Hampden Park on Sunday afternoon for the Viaplay Cup Final at 3pm. Videos posted on social media show a large disturbance ...

Another clip seen by the Glasgow Times revealed a large police presence on Brownlie Street as a number of people were running down the road. Videos posted on social media show a large disturbance erupting at the stadium around 9am ahead of the final. The footage shows a large number of people breaking out in a major brawl.

Rangers, on the other hand, have had a lot more scares in the past two games, winning their League Cup semi-final against Aberdeen in extra time and beating ...

The Japanese forward has scored nine goals in 11 league games since the World Cup, including a late equaliser at Ibrox last month. The majority of his goals may come from set pieces, but he is still an excellent price for someone who scores so regularly and is worth a punt. Ange Postecoglou’s side have scored 31 goals in their last nine games, conceding just two.

A look ahead to the Scottish League Cup final between Celtic and Rangers.

Michael Beale’s men will be thinking otherwise as they eye their first competition under the former QPR boss. Celtic are the current holders after they beat Hibernian in the final last year. “Celtic are the holders, and I think they may well sneak it. Someone may well emerge a hero, someone we are least likely to expect. Ange Postecoglou’s side hold the advantage in terms of league position over their bitter rivals. The Glasgow pair are in action at Hampden Park as they both look to pick up some silverware.