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Join Paul and Martin in their reaction to the Celtic's thrilling Premier Sports Cup final victory over Rangers. A pulsating encounter ended 3-3 after 90 minutes and the Hoops triumphed 5-4 in a penalty shootout to claim our 119th major honour. Rangers took the lead just before half-time through Nadim Bajrami but Celtic regained control and took the lead in a 10 minute 2nd half blitz thanks to goals from Greg Taylor and Daizen Maeda. But Rangers levelled at 2-2 through Diomande, before Nicolas Kuhn gave Celtic a 3-2 lead in the 87th minute. That wasn't the end of the drama though, as Celtic lost concentration just 1 minute later and Danilo made it 3-3. The teams couldn't be separated after extra-time and Celtic triumphed 5-4 in the shootout, as Kasper Schmeichel saved Yilmaz's spot kick down low to his left hand side and flawless execution from all 5 Celts sealed the trophy.

Celtic take on Rangers in the Scottish League Cup Final on Sunday at Hampden Park. Off the back of a point in Zagreb on Champions League duty, Celtic return to compete for the first trophy of the season in a fixture they have dominated in recent seasons. The Hoops have only lost once in the last 13 meetings between the teams, winning 9 and drawing the other 3. Brendan Rodgers has a fully fit squad to choose from, after Alistair Johnston was confirmed fit despite an injury scare in Croatia in Tuesday. Who do you think will start for Celtic on Sunday?

After 78 tightly contested minutes, the Celts finally got the breakthrough with Reo Hatate and saw the game out to sit 7 points clear at the top of the table.Celtic return to Paradise to play Hibs on Saturday.

Join Paul & Kenny at Malone's in Glasgow as they discuss Celtic's 5-0 win over Ross County at Celtic Park. Goals from Liam Scales, Luke McCowan, Paulo Bernardo, Callum McGregor & Adam Idah capped a very comfortable afternoon that saw the Hoops race into a 5-0 half-time lead. Celtic sit 5 points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership ahead of Wednesday's clash with Aberdeen at Pittodrie.

Join Paul, Callum & Darren for full-time reaction to Celtic 1-1 Club Brugge on matchday 5 in the UEFA Champions League.A tense, tactical encounter saw Brugge go in front after a calamitous own goal from Cameron Carter-Vickers. However, Celtic grew stronger after half-time and an excellent turn and strike from Daizen Maeda brought us back level at 1-1. Jutgla has a second goal ruled out for Brugge after a VAR offside call, but the Hoops couldn't carve out any late goal scoring chances to grab all 3 points. Celtic sit 20th in the Champions League table on 8 points after 5 matches.

Join Paul and Martin in their reaction to the Hoops' 2nd-half dismantling of Hearts. Goals came from Kyogo, Kuhn and Idah with the brace. The Celts return to European action midweek against Club Brugge.