Colin Moffat
BBC Scotland at Hampden

The Rangers players don't waste any time collecting their runners-up medals as Celtic wait to take centre stage.

It feels like every phone in the stadium is trained on Callum McGregor as he gets his mitts on the trophy.

An almighty roar goes up as the League Cup is held aloft by the Celtic captain.

There's hardly a Rangers fan left in Hampden as Celtic captain Callum McGregor walks up the national stadium steps to lift the League Cup trophy.

A wait for the presentation for medals and the Scotland midfielder lifts it aloft to a rousing reception from the Celtic fans, who have remained behind en masse.

Celtic captain Callum McGregor tells BBC Sportsound: "It means the world to me. Time after time, you're tasked to win at this club.

"This is a special group. We can do both sides of the game. Listen to this place. It's rocking."

On match-winner Kyogo, McGregor simply adds: "He's a special player."

Celtic centre-half Cameron Carter-Vickers tells Viaplay: "It's a brilliant feeling.

"We work hard all through the year for moments like this and all the boys are buzzing.

"Every game we play the support is top. It's up to us to reward them.

"For me, it's a separate competition. it's good to get the cup won."

The impressive stats mount up for Celtic, who have now won 10 games in a row since drawing 2-2 at Ibrox in January and have not lost domestically since September.

They have not lost in 18 outings and are unbeaten in four against their city rivals.

Meanwhile, Michael Beale suffers his first defeat as Rangers manager - and what a sore one it is.

Celtic hold on to the Scottish League Cup. The trophy heads to the east end of Glasgow for the 21st time.

Kyogo Furuhashi is their talisman once more with a close-range double.

Alfredo Morelos' reply made it a thrilling finish, but Ange Postecoglou's side are worthy winners against their city rivals.

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Another chance for Celtic to settle it.

Sead Hakšabanović drives in behind the Rangers defence. He is one on one with Allan McGregor, but the winger fires wide of the goalkeeper and the far post.

We are deep into stoppage time and Celtic have a great chance on the break.

However, goalkeeper Allan McGregor gets down low to save from Matt O'Riley.

Neil McCann
Former Rangers winger on BBC Sportsound

Rangers need to take some amount of risk here. They need to get bodies up with Colak.

Ryan Kent goes sliding into Celtic substitute Tomoki Iwata and the winger goes into the referee's book.

It looks like Nick Walsh has flashed about three other yellow cards as the players react angrily. I'll leave others to sort all that out!

Sead Haksabanovic teases the Rangers defence and when the winger's drive is blocked superbly by goalkeeper Allan McGregor, he goes down seeking a spot kick.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

A lot of players have struggled to control the ball, meaning the game hasn't flowed the way it usually does.

Could Rangers have blown their last chance?

Antonio Colak and Croatia colleague Borna Barisic both allow a low ball into penalty box run through their legs.

Rangers are running out of time to deny Celtic a 21st League Cup final triumph.

Both sides make changes on the wings, with Sead Haksabanovic replacing Daizen Maeda for Celtic.

Scott Wright replaces Fashion Sakala for Rangers.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

There are no complaints from Liel Abada - a deserved yellow card.

Celtic winger Liel Abada is booked for a pretty obvious dive on the edge of the Rangers penalty box under pressure from Ben Davies.