Liam Scales warns Celtic of Aberdeen threat before Scottish Cup Final

Celtic defender Liam Scales is focused on building strong momentum in the remaining league matches as the team aims to secure a domestic Treble, with only a point needed against Dundee United to clinch a fourth consecutive Premiership title. Scales acknowledges that recent defeats were a setback but believes they served as a necessary wake-up call, noting the team's emphatic response with 10 goals in two games. He is particularly eager for his first Treble, unlike veteran teammates who have experienced multiple trophy sweeps, and stresses the importance of not underestimating Aberdeen in the upcoming Scottish Cup final. Scales recalls a previous close call against Aberdeen in last year's cup, contrasting it with Celtic's more dominant recent performance, and warns against complacency heading into the showdown. The Irishman also credits his loan spell at Aberdeen for his development and notes that while he maintains friendships with former teammates, competition and focus will take precedence during the final. Ultimately, the squad is determined to maintain their high standards and end the season in style.