Writing sports, 3 jun. Celtic achieved the eighth treble in its history by winning the Scottish Cup after beating Inverness 3-1 in the final played at Hampden Park in Glasgow.
The team coached by the Australian Ange Postecoglou, recently winner of the Scottish Premier and the League Cup, achieved yet another success and rounded off his stupendous campaign.
Celtic achieved their 41st cup without incident. Inverness held out for 38 minutes. It was there when the Japanese Kyogo Furuhashi took advantage of a pass from Matthew O’Riley and opened the scoring. The second, who sentenced the clash, arrived after game time. The Israeli Liel Abada signed it after receiving a ball from Callum McGregor.
Inverness regained part of their hopes of achieving their second Cup title after the one obtained in 2015 when Daniel Mackay scored in minute 84 after a cross from Wallace Duffy but in added time, the Glasgow team sealed the victory thanks to the Portuguese Jota , to a pass from Liel Abada.
Celtic established their status as the most powerful club in Scotland. He achieved his 53rd Premier title, his 41st Cup and the twenty-first League Cup. EFE
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