Joe Hart is unshaken by his penalty miss in the semi-final and is ready to step up once again in the Scottish Cup Final. The veteran goalkeeper will be playing his last game for Celtic on May 25 at Hampden, facing either Rangers or Hearts. Despite the rollercoaster of emotions during the epic semi-final against Aberdeen, where Hart went from villain to hero in a penalty shootout, he remains confident in his abilities.
Reflecting on the thrilling game, Hart emphasized the importance of staying focused and confident in crucial moments. He expressed his disappointment in missing his penalty but was thankful for the opportunity to redeem himself by saving an opponent’s spot-kick. The determined goalkeeper is already looking ahead to the Final and is eager to contribute to a successful end to his Celtic career.
With the title race heating up and the possibility of securing the championship with five more wins, Hart is optimistic about the team’s chances. He believes in their ability to rise to the occasion and finish the season on a high note. Despite the challenges faced throughout the season, Hart remains committed to giving his all and being a key part of Celtic’s success.
