Summary

  • Hibs win first Scottish Cup since 1902

  • David Gray headed Hibs winner in stoppage time

  • Stokes (2) for Hibs, Miller & Halliday for Rangers

  • Pitch invasion after full-time whistle

Live Reporting

Andy Campbell

  1. Hibernian fansSNS

    Hibernian fans making their way to Hampden

  2. Man in the middle

    Today's cup final referee is Steven McLean.

    Steven McLeanSNS

  3. Hampden in the Sun (nearly)

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  4. LINE-UPS

    A reminder of today's teams...

    Rangers: Foderingham, Tavernier, Kiernan, Wilson, Wallace, Zelalem, Halliday, Holt, Waghorn, Miller, McKay. Subs: Bell, Law, Clark, Shiels, Burt.

    Hibernian: Logan, McGregor, Hanlon, Fontaine, Gray, Fyvie, McGeouch, McGinn, Stevenson, Stokes, Cummings. Subs: Oxley, Henderson, Bartley, Boyle, Keatings, Gunnarsson, Dagnall.

  5. Get Involved: Cup final memories

    #bbcsportscot

    David Stothard: #bbcsportscot 1987 United losing to st mirren. United had a goal ruled out in extra time for off side when there was a defender on the line

  6. Mark WarburtonSNS

    Rangers manager Mark Warburton has a look around Hampden before kick-off

  7. Why three centre-backs for Hibs?

    Head coach Alan Stubbs

    "We know Rangers are a good team. In quite a lot of games they have had a chunk of possession.

    Alan StubbsSNS

    "When we haven't got the ball, we want to be very difficult to beat. We have played with three against them before and won [3-2 at Easter Road on 20 April] so I have gone with that because I think it is the best chance of winning the game.

    "We must get our decision-making right, working together as a team, and when we do create chances, we have to take them."  

  8. Hibernian playersSNS

    Hibernian players out on the pitch before kick-off

  9. Rangers fansSNS

    Rangers fans gathering at Hampden

  10. Get Involved

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    I think Hibs have had the slightly harder route. Both have played their nearest rivals and Hibs have beaten an extra premier league team. 114 years is a long time, so I go for Hibs for no apparent reason, other than "it's about time".

    PJM, Bothwell

  11. Cup final 'great platform for Scotland players'

    Scotland manager Gordon Strachan

    "I have been looking forward to this one for a while. The pitch is perfect, it is a perfect day for a cup final, and if the rain stays off hopefully the two teams can produce what they have done all season. They have discovered stars like John McGinn and Barrie McKay and it is a great platform for them and a great occasion to be involved with."

    Scotland coach Gordon StrachanSNS

  12. Maybe this year for Hibs?

    Hibernian fans need no reminding that their last Scottish Cup triumph was in 1902. They've had a fair few final appearances since then without getting their hands on the trophy.

    Will this be their year?

    A Hibernian fanSNS

  13. Rangers on for treble?

    David Weir - now Rangers assistant manager - lifted the Scottish Cup as club captain following a 1-0 final win over Falkirk in 2009.

    The Ibrox side have not won the tournament since then and are bidding for their third trophy of the season today, having secured the Championship and Challenge Cup.

    David WeirSNS

  14. LINE-UPS

    Rangers v Hibernian (15:00)

    Rangers: Foderingham, Tavernier, Kiernan, Wilson, Wallace, Holt, Zelalem, Halliday, Waghorn, Miller, McKay. Subs: Bell, Law, Clark, Shiels, Burt.

    Hibernian: Logan, Gray, McGregor, Hanlon, Fontaine, Stevenson, Fyvie, McGeouch, McGinn, Stokes, Cummings. Subs: Oxley, Henderson, Bartley, Boyle, Keatings, Gunnarsson, Dagnall.

  15. Route to the final: Hibernian

    Fourth round: Raith Rovers 0-2 Hibernian

    Fifth round: Hearts 2-2 Hibernian

    Fifth round replay: Hibernian 1-0 Hearts

    Quarter-final: Hibernian 1-1 Inverness CT

    Quarter-final replay: Inverness CT 1-2 Hibernian

    Semi-final: Hibernian 0-0 Dundee United (aet, 4-2 pens)

    Jason CummingsSNS

    Jason Cummings scored the winning penalty in Hibs' semi-final shoot-out win

  16. Route to the final: Rangers

    Fourth round: Rangers 5-1 Cowdenbeath

    Fifth round: Rangers 0-0 Kilmarnock

    Fifth round replay: Kilmarnock 1-2 Rangers

    Quarter-final: Rangers 4-0 Dundee

    Semi-final: Rangers 2-2 Celtic (aet, 5-4 pens)

    Mikael Lustig and Barrie McKaySNS

    Rangers beat Celtic on penalties to reach the final

  17. Get Involved: Cup final memories

    Facebook comments

    Martin Brogan: 1985 Davie Provan's free kick. My first cup final

    Jonny Campbell: Beating Falkirk last year to win the Scottish cup for the first time

  18. Points stay at home for Hibs

    By the time of their final league meeting of the season last month, Rangers had won the Championship and promotion and both sides knew they would play again in today's cup final.

    Hibs won another goal-laden encounter 3-2, Niklas Gunnarsson firing in what proved to be the winner.

    Niklas Gunnarsson scores for Hibernian against RangersSNS

  19. Rangers edge clear

    Ahead of their December meeting at Ibrox, Rangers and Hibernian were level on points.

    Jason Holt scored twice as the hosts prevailed 4-2 to open up a three-point gap at the top.

    Jason Holt scores for Rangers against HibernianSNS

  20. Hanlon Hibs' hero

    Hibs got the three points in early November with Paul Hanlon's header securing a 2-1 victory at Easter Road.

    Hibernian players celebratingSNS