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Celtic and Rangers are meeting at Hampden Park with the first silverware of the season on the line with 50,000 fans in attendance at the national stadium for the Premier Sports Cup Final.

This was the rarest of things, an Old Firm epic at Hampden Park. For the first time, Celtic and Rangers required spot-kicks to be separated in the final of one of Scotland’s major competitions.

while Celtic moved ahead on the historical trophy count – 119 to 118. A Glasgow derby classic was preceded by some off-field nonsense. Both sets of fans set off pyros which engulfed the stadium ...