Celtic Wins Scottish League Cup Final

Celtic triumphed over Rangers in a thrilling Scottish League Cup final, winning 5-4 on penalties after a dramatic 120 minutes that ended 3-3. Rangers initially took the lead, but Celtic rallied with goals from Greg Taylor and Daizen Maeda, only for Rangers to equalize twice, forcing the match to penalties. Celtic's manager Brendan Rodgers praised the heart shown by his players, emphasizing the significance of the victory for both clubs' supporters. The win marked Celtic's 119th major trophy, placing them ahead of Rangers for the first time in almost 87 years. As Celtic aims for another domestic treble, they maintain a nine-point lead in the Premiership. The match has been hailed as one of the most competitive Old Firm finals in history.