For Grant Scott, it will be a bit of relief considering he had gone from leading Hibs to the league trophy last season to finishing fifth with Celtic.

It is the third time Celetic have lifted the Women's Scottish Cup, ripping it out of the hands of city rivals Rangers, who were seeking their own third victory in the final - and third in a row.

Rangers have now lost in the League Cup final, lost the league on the final day and now lost in the Scottish Cup final in Leanne Crichton's first season in charge.

That's all from us from the domestic women's season, but there is international action to come, on Friday against Israel.

Meantime, you can read George O'Neill's report from Hampden.

"We had to defend for our lives," Celtic head coach Grant Scott tells BBC Scotland. "The players showed such commitment to each other. That's what it's all about.

"I'm very proud of them. They were a proper team today."

Looking ahead to next season, Scott says there will be squad changes over the summer, but this victory will enhance confidence.

"This cup run has been magnificent," he adds. "The season has not been great, but this salvages something for us."

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Celtic defender Chloe Craig tells BBC Scotland: "It means everything.

"If you told me this time last year I would be standing here, I probably wouldn't believe it.

"Proud moment for me, proud moment for the team. Proud moment for these girls, especially the ones who have come back from injuries.

"So just thankful we got it over the line. That's what you do when you love a club like Celtic, the passion, the badge, that's what you need to do.

"They are a great opponent and they came at us, but we did what we do and we stayed strong."

Emma Lawton admits it is "definitely relief" after being sent off just short of the hour mark.

"I left my team in a bit of trouble, but I'm just really proud of them," the Celtic full-back tells BBC Scotland.

"Every single girl out there was magnificent. They were amazing.

"It felt like a lifetime. I think we deserved it given the cup run we had.

"Probably in hindsight it was a second yellow. Every girl came over and said they did for me and I'm so thankful."

It's a second Scottish Cup triumph for Celtic head coach Grant Scott, who lifted the trophy with Hibs in 2018.

He won the SWPL Cup twice with the Edinburgh side as well as clinching the title last season.

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Celtic goalkeeper Adelaide Gay tells BBC Scotland: "It is unbelievable.We had to go through every top team to get here and then we were a man down.

"It is just incredible. I can't explain it.

"Everybody on the pitch did their role and that's how we won it in the end.

"We wanted to go into the summer with something positive."

Brian Graham
Former Partick Thistle manager on BBC Scotland

Call me old fashioned, I like walking those stairs and lifting the trophy up there.

Having said that, congratulations to Celtic.

Over 90 minutes, they were fantastic. They got the goal and then were resolute and defending well.

They scored an excellent goal and defended for their lives and thoroughly deserve their victory.

The disappointment for Rangers is that they did not do enough to equalise.

Celtic captain Kelly Clark collects the trophy and walks down the Hampden steps to her team-mates on the podium.

The fireworks and ticker tape flies into the Hampden air as the defender lifts the Women's Scottish Cup aloft.

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The disappointed Rangers players and management have collected their losers' medals.

Here come the winners up the Hampden steps...

Celtic midfielder Lisa Robertson tells BBC Scotland: "It feels amazing. After all the effort we have put in during this season.

"We dug deep and showed a lot of character. It wasn't pretty, but we got it over the line.

"Next season, we will do better in the league. In this cup, we have beaten all the other top teams and we need to do that in the league next season."

It is the first time in six years that Rangers have ended a season without a trophy.

In winning the trophy, Celtic have ended a 11-game wait for a win over their city rivals.

They had to do it with 10 players after Emma Lawton was sent off after 58 minutes.

Celtic win the Women's Scottish Cup for a third time.

Rangers fail to hold on to the trophy for a third successive season.

Morgan Cross' first-half strike is enough to secure victory for Grant Scott's side.

Two minutes of stoppage time for Rangers to find an equaliser...

Gemma Fay
Former Scotland goalkeeper on BBC One Scotland

That has got to be a penalty.

Celtic have got away with one there.

Rangers are hoping a VAR check will bring a penalty.

Claire Walsh challenged Mia McAulay from behind.

But the check is over and no penalty is coming...

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Former Partick Thistle manager on BBC Scotland

Rangers will get another chance. Can they take it?

This time it falls to Calliste Brookshire, but the winger fires well over from the edge of the penalty box.

We have six minutes of stoppage time coming up.

Will Celtic survive?

It is all Rangers now. They force two more quick corners.

Yet again, goalkeeper Adelaide Gay punches clear.

For another corner...