Celtic vs Rangers: Idah's Late Goal Hands Celtic Scottish Cup Triumph

Historic Rivalry Ends with Dramatic Conclusion

A Thrilling Contest

On Saturday 25 May 2024, Celtic and Rangers locked horns in one of the most eagerly anticipated Old Firm derbies in recent memory. The Scottish Cup final at Hampden Park promised to be a captivating clash between two of Scotland's most storied clubs. And it lived up to its billing. The match ebbed and flowed, with both teams creating chances but failing to find the breakthrough. As the clock ticked down, it seemed destined for a replay. However, in the 90th minute, substitute Adam Idah rose highest to head home a dramatic winner for Celtic.

The goal sparked scenes of jubilation among the Celtic faithful, while Rangers were left to rue their missed opportunities. It was a cruel blow for the Ibrox side, who had been the better team for much of the game.

The victory was Celtic's first Scottish Cup triumph since 2019 and their 41st overall. It was also a fitting way to celebrate the end of a memorable season for the Hoops, who had already secured the league title and League Cup.

For Rangers, the defeat was a bitter pill to swallow. However, they can still take solace in the fact that they pushed their bitter rivals all the way. The Old Firm rivalry is alive and well, and this match will live long in the memory of both sets of supporters.

The Scottish Sun

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