Celtic has cemented their place in the Scottish Cup Final, marking their 62nd appearance in the club’s history. With an impressive 41 wins under their belt, Brendan Rodgers is aiming to make history by defeating Rangers on the monumental date of May 25th.
The semi-final showdown with Aberdeen was nothing short of thrilling, with Celtic’s comeback from a 1-0 deficit to take the lead twice. Aberdeen’s late-game heroics forced the match into extra time and penalties, adding to the excitement for fans.
Despite VAR correctly intervening in key moments, former Rangers midfielder Barry Ferguson remains irked by the outcome of the Hampden clash. His criticism of a contentious decision mirrors sour grapes, as his bias clouds the reality of the incident.
Ferguson’s disbelief over a clear foul incurred by Hoilett on Johnston is unfounded, as replays clearly show the infringement. While his remarks may be fueled by bitterness, Celtic supporters remain unfazed as they eagerly anticipate another shot at silverware and the potential for a league and cup double.
