FT: Celtic 2-0 Motherwell (McGregor, Ntcham)
Celtic seal back-to-back domestic Trebles
Celtic become first Scottish side to achieve feat
McGregor with sweet half-volley for opener
Ntcham drills in low shot for second
Motherwell lose second cup final of season
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Thomas: 1 nil Motherwell
Kenny: I can see Celtic winning 2-0
Gavin: 3-2 Celtic
Danny: 2-1 Motherwell
Celtic v Motherwell (15:00)
Just the one change for Celtic with goalkeeper Craig Gordon back from injury and taking over from Scott Bain.
The outfield players that started last week's defeat by Aberdeen retain their places with Moussa Dembele leading the line in attack.
Nine changes for Motherwell following last week's win against Hamilton Academical. Richard Tait and Liam Grimshaw survive from that line-up.
Trevor Carson is back in goal, Cedric Kipre, Tom Aldred and Charles Dunne are in defence, Chris Cadden, Allan Campbell and Carl McHugh come into the midfield and Ryan Bowman and Curtis Main form the attack.
On-loan Celtic forward Nadir Ciftci, who netted twice against Accies, cannot play against his former club.
Image source, SNSGordon has played in all four cup finals Celtic have played under Brendan Rodgers
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Motherwell manager Stephen Robinson on BBC One Scotland: "I have real faith in these guys. We've been here a couple of times and shown we can cope with the occasion.
"That'll calm he nerves, we've coped well here and we just need to raise everything a few percent.
"All we've heard all week is how they're going to win double trebles and do parades as well. We will play our game and affect the things we can control.
"There's a belief. It's not an unfounded belief. We've had a decent season and we've got boys who will not be fazed today."
Image source, SNSStephen Robinson hopes to end Motherwell's 27-year wait for silverware
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Sally Cinnamon: There's not another tournament like the #ScottishCup, external. A proper national competition that every single club wants to play and progress in. Getting to go to grounds like Turriff and Beith and having the chance to play at Hampden. Absolutely quality.
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Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound
"The key area for Celtic is how their centre-backs handle Motherwell’s front two, Ryan Bowman and Curtis Main.
"Kristoffer Ajer and Dedryck Boyata have got to play with the head rather than get involved in the physical battle, because that’s what Motherwell want. They want to encounter the Celtic centre-backs in a physical manner.
"Ajer and Boyata are better players, they should be able to handle it, but they haven’t in the past, and that’s the question for me."
Celtic v Motherwell (15:00)
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Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC One Scotland
Quote MessageTom Rogic is a phenomenal player. In the second half of the season he's made a huge impact. He commits defenders, he really puts them on the back foot and he comes up with big moments in big games.
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Steven Thompson
Former Scotland striker on BBC One Scotland
Quote MessageMotherwell are underdogs and that suits them. They have unbelievable spirit and togetherness, it got them to the final of the League Cup and the Scottish Cup today. They won't fear Celtic at all, they have self-belief
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Image source, SNSReferee Kevin Clancy and his matchday officials indulge in a Hampden stroll
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Celtic v Motherwell (15:00)
Motherwell striker Curtis Main says his side are "not there to make up the numbers" at Hampden.
The 25-year-old scored twice in Motherwell's 3-0 semi-final win over Aberdeen, with the club hoping to end a 27-year wait for silverware.
Premiership champions Celtic will seal back-to-back domestic trebles by beating Stephen Robinson's side.
"We're there to win the final - that's it," said ex-Portsmouth forward Main.
"We're not interested in double-trebles - we're interested in Motherwell lifting the trophy.
Image source, reu"It's a long time since the club have had silverware, so to be able to deliver that would be incredible for everybody involved.
"Success is built on a collective unit and that's what we've been this season."
Celtic v Motherwell (15:00)
Celtic v Motherwell (15:00)
Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland at Hampden
“Who will be the key men for Celtic?” Asked our Jane Lewis.
Bertie Auld replied: “Me, because I’m going to be singing at the top of my voice.”
“I think Motherwell will be up for it because it’s a big occasion for them. I’ve watched them two or three times and they play with a system that suits them. There will be goals in it.”
A wee kiss on the cheek for Jane then Bertie continued into Hampden.
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William: Mon the Well!
Aaron: Hope Motherwell win. Stephen Robinson deserves a cup.
Michele: As a Dandy Don, Celtic purely on the basis that it does us a favour in Europe.
William: I think Motherwell will put up a good fight against Celtic.
Celtic v Motherwell (15:00)
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Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland at Hampden
Former Celtic striker Henrik Larsson: "I'm looking forward to this [the final] and it's a great day for it as well. Hopefully, we can win.
"I always used to love playing here at Hampden - it's a great place and I've got lots of great memories."
Asked about Celtic's prospects of completing a 'double treble' Larsson said: "They have every opportunity to make this happen and make history.
"A double treble is a fantastic achievement but they still have to go out and do it."
Image source, SNSHenrik Larsson: "A double treble is a fantastic achievement but they still have to go out and do it"
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Stephen Robinson has urged his Motherwell players to go that extra mile to turn "a very good season into a special one".
Fresh from securing seventh place in the recent Premiership campaign, the Steelmen have designs on shattering Celtic's treble dreams, and taking the Scottish Cup back to Fir Park.
"To finish seventh, two cup finals, and break the 20-game record of clean sheets has been a very, very good season," says Robinson.
Image source, ReutersStephen Robinson is plotting a "special" end to Motherwell's season by lifting the Scottish Cup
"But we could go and make it a really special one. You can see the whole town with the banners up and bunting up, it's now building and we can enjoy the week.
"I genuinely believe we can go into this and really enjoy it. We have been here before and I don't think it will faze any of our boys.
"We go in with a real belief that we can turn a very good season into a very special season."
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Scott Currie
BBC Scotland
Curtis Main - the name that just keeps on coming up when we chat to Motherwell fans.
He scored two in the semi-final. Will he do it again?
Image source, .Motherwell fans ready for kick off