Allan Preston
BBC Scotland summariser on Sportsound

Callum McGregor responds to how Celtic better today’s historic achievement:

“Quadruple treble?" the midfielder tells BBC Scotland. "I’m joking, we have to enjoy this, it’s a massive achievement. For the last three seasons, we’ve been absolutely brilliant.

“We had to show massive character to get back in the game and it was two unbelievable finishes from Odsonne Edouard to get us the win.

“I think we showed our quality to go and win the game.”

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Odsonne Edouard insists he was full of confidence when he stepped up to take the penalty.

"I’m never nervous," the two-goal French striker tells BBC Scotland. "When I took the penalty, I knew I would score the penalty.

"I'm very happy to score today, but the team is important, I'm very happy for them.

"It was a very good atmosphere today, to win the treble one more time, I'm very happy at this."

Celtic captain Scott Brown was also asked if Neil Lennon should be given the manager's job on a permanent basis.

"Definitely," he tells BBC Scotland. "It's been a great season."

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Celtic interim manager Neil Lennon on BBC One Scotland: "You'll never see this again. Edouard's a superstar.

"In footballing parlance, it's impossible [to put it into words]. That's nine trophies out of nine. It is remarkable.

"They've done themselves great justice and they've done the club proud."

Asked about his future, Lennon said it was "too early" to say.

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Here comes Scott Brown, a familiar site, lifting the Scottish Cup for a third season in a row.

He shares the honours this time with Mikael Lustig, the long-serving Sweden defender who is leaving Celtic.

Celtic goalkeeper Scott Bain tells Sportscene: "It's amazing.

"A lot of relief there at the end, but it's unbelievable. We went behind, but we had the character to pull it back and Odsonne had an unbelievable finish.

"We didn't want to let it slip. It was just a case of seeing what we could do, sticking to our game plan and trying to come out on top."

Celtic captain Scott Brown on BBC One Scotland: "It's phenomenal. For the fans, it's unbelievable and that was people saying we've had a poor season. We've done the treble yet again and it's the third one in a row.

"It shows you the lads are relentlessness. They threw the kitchen sink at us and we held out. Hearts have given us a very hard, very physical game, but we stood up to it.

"We know, if we turn up, we win the game."

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It is Celtic's third Scottish Cup triumph in a row, matching the feat previously achieved by Rangers, Aberdeen, Queen's Park and Vale of Leven.

But nine domestic honours in a row has never before been achieved.

Celtic have now won the Scottish Cup 39 times.

Celtic complete a third consecutive clean sweep of domestic trophies - an unprecedented treble treble.

They had to come from behind to do it as Ryan Edwards gave Hearts a surprise lead after the break.

But, after goalkeeper Zdenek Zlamal brought down Odsonne Edouard soon after, the French striker equalised from the penalty spot and added a clinical winner.

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Hearts break through Michael Smith and the full-backs cross finds Christophe Berra, the centre-half now playing up front, but his header is well wide.

Celtic goalkeeper Scott Bain has already been booked for time wasting as he goes down clutching his head under pressure from Christophe Berra.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Five minutes of stoppage time in fact...

Jonny Hayes is replaced with Nir Bitton.

Celtic now without a recognised left-back but have only minutes to go before celebrating a treble treble.

Hearts respond and Celtic goalkeeper Scott Bain has to turn the ball over the crossbar under pressure from a high cross.