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St Mirren, fresh from beating Celtic in the final, will face Dunfermline Athletic and four others in the group stage. Eight group winners and three best runners-up advance to the knockout phase starting in August.
Aberdeen’s Scottish Cup-winning captain Graeme Shinnie will leave the club next month after rejecting a coaching pathway offer. The 34-year-old midfielder, a Pittodrie stalwart for eight years, departs as a club legend after 344 appearances and a defining penalty in the 2025 final.
Martin O’Neill delivered Celtic’s first domestic double in a decade under emergency conditions. Now, with talks looming, the 74-year-old faces a defining choice — and so does the club. His future hinges on one question: can he step away — or is Celtic ready to beg him to stay?
Daizen Maeda’s audacious Hampden lob sealed Celtic’s double on Saturday, but the striker’s future at Parkhead now hangs by a thread. With a potential move abroad looming this summer, his departure could leave a void no replacement has filled.
Celtic lifted the Scottish Cup for the 42nd time after dominating a spirited Dunfermline Athletic in a 3-1 victory at Hampden Park on Saturday. Goals from Kyogo Furuhashi, James Forrest and Callum McGregor sealed a comfortable triumph for Brendan Rodgers’ side.
Martin O’Neill will bid farewell to Celtic on Saturday with a chance to secure a Premiership and Scottish Cup double. The 74-year-old insists he’s focused solely on the final against Dunfermline Athletic.
Neil Lennon’s Dunfermline Athletic will face Celtic in the Scottish Cup final Saturday with a squad rebuilt from injury and a refusal to accept underdog status. The 54-year-old manager dismissed talk of Celtic’s treble dominance as "disrespectful" after his side’s Championship march to Hampden.
Celtic manager Martin O'Neill insists no discussions about his future will take place before the weekend’s Scottish Cup final. The 74-year-old admits fatigue but insists he has found unexpected energy in his second spell at Celtic Park.
Martin O’Neill, 73, orchestrated Celtic’s 14th league title in 15 years with a relentless eight-week surge after a second stint as manager. The club faces a critical decision on his future after a Cup final next weekend.
Celtic secured a dramatic league title victory as Hearts' 66-year wait for glory ended in heartbreak. Tens of thousands of supporters descended on Glasgow city centre just hours after the final whistle.
Martin O’Neill’s interim return delivered a fourth Premiership crown for Celtic in dramatic style, but the 74-year-old remains undecided on his future. A double against Hearts sealed the title with seconds left as Daizen Maeda and Callum Osmand struck late.
Hearts’ manager has vowed to scrap the game plan against Celtic as the Edinburgh club prepares for a decisive Scottish Cup showdown. With £4.2m in road repairs earmarked for next year, the pressure is mounting on both sides.