Glasgow Cup Final – Celtic versus the Rangers, On Premier Sports and Celtic TV at 7pm | OneFootball

Only four months since their previous encounter, the next wave of Celtic and theRangers talent is set to clash in another cup final…

Daniel Cummings of Celtic celebrates scoring his team’s third goal during the UEFA Youth League 2024/25 match between Celtic FC and RB Leipzig at Lesser Hampden on November 05, 2024. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)

In December, a thrilling Glasgow Cup final saw theRangers claim the trophy and now the two teams are set to face off once more – this time at Partick Thistle’s Firhill Stadium.

theRangers took the lead with Paul Nsio’s strike, but sought-after youngster Daniel Cummings responded with an equaliser, leaving the two sides level at the break. The Ibrox club regained the advantage shortly after the break with Cole McKinnon’s goal, only for substitute Samuel Isiguzo to bring the game back to all square once again. As the match seemed destined for penalties, Zak Lovelace, who joined Millwall in January, struck an 87th-minute winner for David McCallum’s side.

Daniel Cummings, Arne Engels and Brendan Rodgers, Manager of Celtic, applauds the fans after the team’s defeat during the UEFA Champions League match between Aston Villa and Celtic at Villa Park on January 29, 2025. (Photo by Julian Finney/Getty Images)

When is the Glasgow Cup final?

The Glasgow Cup final is TONIGHT, at Partick Thistle’s Firhill Stadium, with a 7pm kick-off. As like when the two sides met five years ago, the match will be played behind closed doors, with no tickets available for public sale.

Is Celtic B v theRangers B on TV?

The good news is that although fans can’t attend in person, they won’t miss a moment of the action. The Glasgow Cup final will be broadcast live on Premier Sports 1, starting at 6:55pm. The game is also live on Celtic TV for subscribers everywhere, including in Britain and Ireland.

Can I stream the Glasgow Cup final?

“Indeed, Premier Sports subscribers can watch the match live on the channel’s website. New subscribers can sign up for a monthly fee starting at £10.99. Additionally, Celtic TV subscribers will also have the option to stream the game live.

Who are the officials?

Ryan Lee will officiate this match, having handed out 97 yellow cards in the 34 games he’s refereed so far this season, but no red cards. Will the intensity and thrill of a Glasgow Derby final see that change for the inexperienced whistler? Chris Gentles and Alastair Taylor will join Lee on-filed as his linesman for the game.

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