Lawrie Reilly was among the most prolific international marksmen in the history of Scottish football, with a strike-rate for his country superior to that of both Denis Law and Kenny Dalglish and a gilded Wembley tally of five goals against England in as many games At club level, too, the diminutive post-war predator was a paragon, the spearhead of Hibernian's "Famous Five" forward line, the swashbuckling quintet which fired the Easter Road side to consecutive titles in the early 1950s and which earned widespread approbation as the most entertaining attack the League has known.

Third round draw has seen Capital One Cup winners face a trip to either Scotland or Sweden

Arsenal Ladies continue hot streak

For all they enjoyed their adventures in Europe and celebrated raucously at the conclusion of their Premier League title defence, this was the victory that mattered the most to Celtic.

Gary Hooper's first-half double helped Celtic to a comfortable William Hill Scottish Cup final win over Hibernian at Hampden Park which completed the domestic double for Neil Lennon's side.

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Celtic manager benefits from Rangers' demotion as he aims for Double

The sides meet at Hampden Park on Saturday

A look ahead to this weekend's Scottish Cup final at Hampden Park

Hughes was only installed as manager six month ago

Celtic manager Neil Lennon insists it is worth “sacrificing” some Clydesdale Bank Premier League matches for the long-term health of his title-winning squad.

The limelight could glint upon literally the most disarming smile in sport

Celtic midfielder Kris Commons has revealed winning the title this season felt just as good as beating Rangers to the championship.

Neil Lennon, the Celtic manager, celebrates after his side wrapped up their third Scottish Premier League title in a row yesterday with a 4-1 win over Inverness Caledonian Thistle yesterday.