So, Celtic complete back to back Trebles, courtesy of a 2-0 victory over Motherwell at a sun-kissed Hampden.

Thanks for your company this afternoon. Highlights of today's Scottish Cup final will be available at our website later; and we'll have a stream of Celtic's victory parade from 18:15.

We'll be back tomorrow for the second leg of the Premiership play-off between Partick Thistle and Livingston. Hope you can join us then. Cheers.

Celtic goalkeeper Craig Gordon on BBC Radio Scotland: "The guys in front of me really stood up to the battles and the long balls Motherwell played.

"My leg would have had to be hanging off for me to not make myself available for this one. It's a bit sore and now I've got a few weeks to get my body ready for pre-season again.

"We're in the middle of it all, it's an absolutely incredible achievement and that feat's going to stand the test of time. In years to come, everybody's still going to be talking about this team because it really is such a special group.

"This group are really motivated to come back stronger and get even better."

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Give your player ratings out of 10 for Celtic against Motherwell in the Scottish Cup final.

Callum McGregor was the leading light at Hampden this afternoon, according to your ratings.

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John Bradshaw: With Celtic's #ScottishCup, external win, Hibs are now in the Europa League and Aberdeen take the Cup Winners EL spot and enter in the 2nd round.

Juststuffbydeborah: Double Treble sounds so funny, but feels so good.

Kerry: Massive congratulations to @CelticFC, external who have done a #doubletreble, external this afternoon I could cry with sheer joy and so proud of everyone.

Motherwell manager Stephen Robinson, speaking to BBC Scotland: "Firstly, congratulations to Celtic, they're a very good side. First 20 minutes we sat off them to much, we played with a bit of fear, which was disappointing, but after that I can't faulty them. Second-half, the fear factored disappeared, we created chances, hit the crossbar, potentially through on goal. The young squad of players that we have here and I can't ask for anything more.

"We did have chances, and that’s credit to the players. Playing against a very good Celtic side, the difference in finances is incredible. He scores the first goal and it’s a super finish, that's the difference in the sides in terms of quality. From there, they’re in control. The performance in the second half made me very proud, to go toe-to-toe with Celtic. We maybe regret the first 20 minutes.

"[At half-time] we said, 'stop playing with fear, you’re giving them too much respect'. We stood off them for the two goals, when you’re playing against top-class footballers. This is a huge learning curve for our players.

"We’ve had a terrific season, from where we’ve come from. We only stayed up last season in the second last game. To be in two cup finals and one point off the top six, we’re a small club and this bunch of players have done the fans proud.

"We have to [build on it] and we have our eyes on players we feel can turn us into a top-six side."

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Celtic captain Scott Brown, speaking to BBC Scotland: "This is the best feeling that you can ever experience. Look at these fans, who turn up every week. Hampden seems to be a special place for us.

"A double Treble - I don't think anyone would have had that on the cards when the manager first came in. But it just shows you where hard work can get you.

"We have made the Champions League [group stages] for the last two years, and we have got to do that again next year.

"We have to go again. It all starts again in four weeks. Some players will be going to play international games but the rest of us will chill and recharge the batteries.

"We will come back fitter and stronger and I am sure there will be a few additions for next season too."

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Give your player ratings out of 10 for Celtic against Motherwell in the Scottish Cup final. Who was the most impressive performer at Hampden?

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers, speaking to BBC Scotland: "I'm so happy for everyone involved, players, staff, supporters. It's an incredible achievement by everyone. I thought we thoroughly deserved it. A mention for Motherwell, they have had a great season.

"I thought we could have been cleaner with passing at times, and a bit better with the last pass, but the boys were brilliant.

"I'm very lucky to get the chance to manage the club. You can only do your best and the last couple of season have been magical.

"I said to the players before the game, 'this is a chance for you to make your own history, to win today, it's going to live with you, your families and the supporters forever'. It's never been done, so big applause to the players. It's a great day for everyone.

"We can be better next year. We set out to win three trophies, but I need to push them even harder next year. There are improvements we can make. We'll go away, recover and come back with big motivation in the summer."

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Celtic midfielder Callum McGregor on BBC One Scotland: "It was a massive day for the club and these players. We knew it would be tough but we pretty much won the game in the first half.

"That is the biggest goal yet [for me]... in a Scottish Cup final. To seal a double Treble...it will probably never be done again, so to be part of that...I can't describe it.

"We knew we had a chance to make history. When you get that opportunity, you can't let it pass you by."

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Tom English
Chief sports writer, BBC Scotland at Hampden

Celtic not invincible this season, but in all the domestic prizes they have proven unstoppable. In no time at all - a relative blink of an eye in the grand scheme of tings - Brendan Rodgers has carved his name into Celtic’s history with a double-Treble. A huge achievement.

Celtic captain Scott Brown leads his side up the steps to collect the Scottish Cup, and holds it aloft before turning towards the Celtic's supporters inside the national stadium.

Back-to-back Trebles for Celtic in Brendan Rodgers' two seasons at the club.

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The Motherwell players applaud their supporters before heading up the steps at Hampden to collect their medals. Celtic, meanwhile, are out on the pitch discussing their latest silverware.

Celtic chief executive Peter Lawwell and majority shareholder Dermot Desmond put their faith in Brendan Rodgers' two years. The Celtic manager has now delivered history, with back-to-back Trebles.

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Celtic defender Kieran Tierney on BBC Radio Scotland: "The last 15 I was blowing, man! My first 90 in a few weeks! Boys were brilliant today, first-half especially. Second-half it was just keeping it tight and not conceding.

"Some great finishes, Callum McGregor's goal was unbelievable.

"We knew it was going to be a tough game. They're a great team, tough competitors, but on the day, we were better."

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Celtic winger Jame Forrest on BBC Radio Scotland: "I got goosebumps as soon as the final whistle went. So much hard work went in behind the scenes and on the park. It's a credit to everyone at the club and we're reaping the rewards now.

"Motherwell made it tough for us today but we came through like we've done in big games before."

Contrasting scenes at Hampden as jubilant Celtic players congratulate one another on back-to-back trebles; Motherwell players - including manager Stephen Robinson - cut dejected figures.