Claire O'Riordan enjoyed that one.

Emotion pouring from the defender's face as she doubled Celtic's advantage.

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And Amy's words almost immediately rang true.

Laura Berry finds herself through but the connection is off and Pamela Tajonar catches the poked effort with ease.

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Hampden Park

Malky Thomson is moving back into his previous academy role at Rangers, but throughout his time in charge of this side, he has always promoted youth.

Watson, Maclean and McLeary are the stars right now, but Laura Berry - an U17 Scotland international - will no doubt follow in their footsteps.

She's an attacking striker who never shies out of anything... Rangers are needing fresh ideas, maybe she can provide?

It's the Celtic fans singing in the sunshine.

Are they about to see their club claim back-to-back Scottish Cups?

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Another Celtic substitution as Taylor Otto replaces Amy Gallacher.

Rangers make another switch too, as Tessel Middag heads off for Laura Berry.

And that's how it feels to score the opener in the Scottish Cup Final.

She did the same in the semi-final. Natasha Flint loves Hampden.

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And here come those changes Amy was just readying us for.

It's Brogan Hay and Emma Watson who depart. Two talented youngsters who just didn't display their best this afternoon.

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Hampden Park

Malky Thomson has to switch things up pronto.

Waiting in the wings are Jodi McLeary and Lizzie Arnot.

Fresh legs out wide...

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Hampden Park

Leanne Crichton REALLY knows her stuff!

And now the temperature rises.

Rangers captain Kathryn Hill takes issue with something and makes it known, finding herself in the book for her reaction.

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Hampden Park

Leanne Crichton knows her stuff!

Heroic stuff from Hannah Davison.

There's the pace of Kit Loferski as she burst in behind. Davison matches her though, sliding in with expert timing.

You don't see that every day.

Caitlin Hayes heads goalward from a corner, which Victoria Esson catches, but then chucks away as she falls back. I think she was worried she might be heading over the goal line.

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Ex-Scotland international on BBC Sportscene

The way this game is going, a corner might be the most likely way we see a goal.

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Jacynta comes flying forward off the back of a slick Celtic move, but again, there's a lack of composure.

It might have been a shot, it might have been a cross. Either way, it's behind for a goal kick as this game still waits for a breakthrough.

Time for a change.

Maria McAneny makes way for the blistering pace of Kit Loferski, who finally makes it onto the Hampden turf after her earring mishap in the semi-final. I noticed she's not wearing any today.

All getting a bit scrappy.

Victoria Esson's turn to take a risk at the back, but Rangers recover again.

What's Maddie Nolf up to there?

Her hand goes into the face of Natasha Flint as she seemingly looked to brush off the Celtic striker. Sare yin.