Let's wrap things up now.

Congratulations to Celtic on completing a league and cup double.

It was a super-tight game, low on goalmouth thrills, with Adam Idah coming up with the only goal bang on 90 minutes.

We'll be back to do it all again next season - after Scotland win the Euros!

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If you missed the game, you can catch highlights on Sportscene at 22:35 on BBC One Scotland.

The season is not quite over though.

We're back tomorrow for Rangers v Hearts in the Women's Scottish Cup final, also at Hampden.

There is also the second leg of the Scottish Premiership play-off, with Ross County taking a 2-1 lead into their home game with Raith Rovers. That one kicks off at 12:00.

Celtic defender Cameron Carter-Vickerstells BBC Scotland: "Amazing. It is always special when you win trophies. To celebrate with the fans is special.

"It was a tough game, a stuffy game. Neither team got into a rhythm and it was a game of half-chances. I always had faith that if we got a chance, we'd take it. I'm glad it didn't go to extra-time, I was tired.

"The league title is always the most important one, that really shows who the best team is over a season - so, to wrap that up a few weeks ago was a great feeling. We came here wanting to win our second trophy of the season and luckily we were able to do it."

Rangers manager Philippe Clement tells BBC Scotland: "That we didn't score and Celtic scored, I think that was the only difference.

"My players played a brave game, they played a good tactical game, with and without the ball. Much improved from the last Old Firms.

"We had three times more shots on target than Celtic today. It's about decision-making and quality also, to finish off the actions. We're going to work hard on that.

"The mentality is there, the hard work is there, the structure is there and now we need to build on this.

"Everybody saw it was really close. We're going to need a rebuild. We have quite a few players leaving and players getting older. We are going to build a new team."

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Former Celtic captain Scott Browntells BBC Sportsound: "You've got Callum McGregor and Brendan Rodgers who drive them on daily. The players have got to make sure they deliver for the fans.

"It's a mentality thing. Celtic have got that mentality to continuously win. Rangers have not got that mentality. That's the difference. They come here and play well but just can't get it over the line. Celtic get it over the line, they know how to do it.

"In the front three there is a huge difference in quality. Celtic's look fluent and efficient. Rangers don't look like they will create much. Take nothing away from Rangers, they worked hard and were honest. But Celtic had more quality."

James Forrest made his Celtic debut in 2010.

He now has a staggering 24 winners' medals from the three main competitions.

And he's got the Euros to look forward to, having gone without a cap since the last one. What a story for the 32-year-old winger.

Celtic winger James Forresttells BBC Scotland: "The last couple of weeks have been amazing. Once we won the league, we were looking forward to today. I don't think we were at our best but it shows how far we've come that we can dig in and win when we're not at our best.

"Rangers are a good team. Maybe the conditions, the pitch, maybe the occasion? I don't know. Sometimes that's football. We dug in, got a clean sheet and won, that's the most important thing.

"I've enjoyed every minute since March when I came back into the squad. I appreciate it even more being here. You see the fans and how together everyone is from the players and staff."

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Celtic right-back Alistair Johnston tells BBC Scotland: "It's special. We wanted to send Joe out, not only with a trophy, but with a clean sheet.

"It's been a while against [Rangers] that we've kept a clean sheet, so that felt extra sweet. It was a battle but all the guys were up for it.

"It's in the DNA of this football club. You want to win trophies and the fans expect it, they demand it. We knew going into the last couple of months that we had none on the board but there was two to play for.

"We knew we had the quality there and we've kicked into gear. Big players need to step up and we had some really big performances.

"They've played their part all year and they do it every year. They will us across the finish line. They play a massive role in everything we do."

Was that John Lundstram's last game for Rangers?

The midfielder is soon to be out of contract and there have been multiple reports of a move to Turkey.

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The walk no one wants to make...

Rangers gave it a good go, but came up just short.

That's four defeats and a draw against Celtic this season. Work to do.

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Big gloves to fill at Celtic, who have been linked with about 30 different goalies already.

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Former Celtic forward on BBC One Scotland

It's an amazing way to finish. He's been a terrific signing. When he came up here, questions surrounded Joe Hart. But he's answered all of them.

He's a massive leader. For him today, he should love it and savour it. When he's as old as we all are, he will realise how special these moments are.

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Celtic goalkeeper Joe Harttells BBC Scotland: "All I know is I've loved every minute of my whole career. Football has been everything to me and it's everything I am as a person. I'll have to find out who I am now.

"I'm sure I'll miss it one day but right now I have so much joy and thanks to everyone who's made it special for me. I'm super proud of everything I've been a part of.

"I'm just trying to take it in as best as I can."

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That's 14 Old Firm derby wins for Brendan Rodgers, with just one defeat from 18.

He takes his trophy haul to nine from three and a bit seasons over two spells.

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgerstells BBC Scotland: "Obviously for the spectators it was very tense. It's a game you don't need to be perfect, you just need to win and we did that by the end. We found an energy and a will and desire to keep pushing. Thankfully, we got a winner.

"I said to the players, when you're preparing for a final it's not about what you done the week before it's about the other 51 weeks. All the players, their mentality and professionalism has been unbelievable.

"It's been a fantastic season, to win a double. The problem is that when you win trophies, it becomes an expectation.

"That's not a problem. You can't take away what the Scottish Cup means for this club and our supporters.

"Rangers came in with a big motivation. We knew there would be challenges in the game. It's all about the defining moments and we were able to get the winning goal because of that."

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That's all from the TV team at Hampden.

We'll keep going with some more reaction.

Are you ready for a bit of Brendan Rodgers?

He had a scare with that disallowed Rangers goal, but Joe Hart is bowing out on a high.

The 37-year-old is hanging up his gloves after picking up his seventh trophy in three seasons with Celtic.

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Celtic midfielder Matt O'Rileytells BBC Sportsound: "It's amazing to be a part of this club. The fans make this club so special. They carried us through this game.

"We know how to win, we have been here before. At this club, you just don't stop fighting. It's in this club's DNA.

"Every season has its up and downs. Today, we showed our character."

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