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Wilkins definitely stayed on his feet to volley the pick of the goals! Rangers won the title that season and went on to equal Celtic's record nine consecutive championships in an era of near total domination. Not quite as big a crowd as the Cup final — a meagre , people turned up to watch Rangers upset the odds and take the trophy back to Ibrox the bloke in the video says , are there, but he's talking out of his jacksie. Celtic had won their eighth title in a row in and would win the Scottish Cup four times in five seasons from , but on this occasion the Gers emerged victorious thanks to a winner from defender Tom Forsyth.

An incredible Hampden crowd of , watched Celtic clinch the Scottish treble in style. Rangers had beaten Aberdeen in the semi finals, but were no match for a Celtic team that would go on to reach their second European Cup final a year later.

This defeat was also Rangers first Scottish Cup final loss since and Celtic had the pleasure of beating a certain Alex Ferguson , yet to be knighted and playing up front for the Gers in this final. Played in gloomy fog, this thrashing of Rangers helped Celtic clinch the first of nine successive titles under the great Jock Stein. Stevie Chalmers scored a hat-trick for Celtic on a frozen Parkhead pitch; just over 12 months later Chalmers would score an even more important goal when he grabbed the European Cup final winner against Inter.

Celtic enjoyed their biggest ever win over Rangers in the League Cup final. January 13, The fearless Aussie winning Hearts in Scotland. December 26, Rogic stars but Kyogo injured in Celtic win. December 20, Belgium assistant Maloney links up with Hibs. December 16, The Japanese stars at the top of Ange's wishlist. However, some players are still awaiting the results of PCR tests.

St Mirren earlier confirmed they had requested postponements of both games following "further positive Covid tests". Meanwhile, the Scottish football authorities are in discussions with the Government to ensure clubs get access to the support fund announced by the First Minister. And the Joint Response Group declared it would hold a series of consultations about the impact of the new restrictions over the next 24 hours.

SPFL chief executive Neil Doncaster said: "Today's news will be a hammer blow to clubs and fans across the country, who simply could not have done more to mitigate the impact of the ongoing pandemic.

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