Celtic Wins the Scottish Cup and Achieves the Double

Celtic secured the Scottish Cup title after defeating Dunfermline 3-1 in the final held at Hampden Park, completing the domestic double this season.

The match was clearly dominated by Celtic from the start, against a second-tier opponent who failed to keep up with the significant technical differences.

Daizen Maeda opened the scoring in the first half after capitalizing skillfully on a defensive error, before Armin Engels added the second goal with a powerful shot from outside the area, amid a lack of pressure from Dunfermline's defense. Celtic ended the first half ahead and confident, with a clear advantage in all aspects of the game.

In the second half, Dunfermline attempted a comeback through offensive changes made by coach Neil Lennon and almost reduced the deficit on several occasions, but Celtic's efficiency settled matters once again.

The Nigerian Kelechi Iheanacho scored the third goal after an individual effort inside the penalty area, despite the controversy surrounding a moment that preceded the goal.

Before the end, substitute Josh Cooper managed to score a consolation goal for Dunfermline, capitalizing on a rebound inside the penalty area. Nevertheless, Celtic emerged with a new title, reaffirming their dominance in Scottish football, while Dunfermline settled for an honorable attempt against a more experienced and stronger team.