jane dougall reports from hampden park.cipation in the build up to this old firm scottish cup final. it's been 22 years since both sides faced each other here at hampden park in the scottish cup final. and it was a cagey affair to begin with. in the first half, there was a shout for a penalty for celtic. that was waved away. and then there was a disallowed goal for rangers early on in the second half. and it wasn't until the 89th minute that the deadlock was broken by adam idah for celtic, and of course that has won them the cup. the players have had a long season. their fans have had to endure a long season too. they did take the league title, but of course rangers, their bitter rivals, pushed them all the way for that. rangers did win the league cup, and they had been hoping for the double if they were to win the scottish cup here at hampden, but it wasn't to be. it was celtic taking it in the very last minutes. this is brendan rodgers' second piece of silverware in his returning season for the club. there was a little bi

jane dougall is at hampden park.park ahead of the oldest competition in association football. this will be the 150th scottish cup final and for the first time in 22 years, the old firm, rangers and celtic, will be facing each other in this final. back in 2002, it was rangers who won the competition on that day but going into this match, celtic will probably be the favourites. they have already won the league title, although rangers did win the league cup earlier this season. there will be a 50—50 split of fans inside this stadium and that will be the first time for a long time because our way fans are currently not allowed at old firm matches. however, with half of the fans being celtic supporters and half of the fans being rangers supporters, that will make for an electric atmosphere at hampden park. there is nothing like an old firm rivalry. there will be some bitter battles between these two teams but whatever happens, it will be a significant day in scottish football. bbc sport understands that vincent kompany ha

rangers women have won the scottish cup, lizzie arnot�*s goal helping them beat hearts 2—0 at hampden parkthe scottish cup, and may help ease the pain of losing the domestic title on goal difference. bayer leverkusen have celebrated their historic double of bundesliga and german cup with their fans at their bayarena stadium. warning, these pictures contain flashing lights. after securing the dfb pokal yesterday with a 1—0 win against bundesliga two side kaiserlautern, xabi alonso's side were given a heroes welcome at their home ground as they paraded both trophies they won in season that saw them go 51 games unbeaten. of course they did come unstuck in the europa league finalfor the not a trouble for them, not a fully unbeaten season for bayer leverkusen. fantastic achievement in many respects and the cup in his bayer leverkusen side they picked bayer leverkusen side they picked bayer munich to be a title this year. it was homecoming to remember for ferrari's charles leclerc... who won the monaco grand prix in style earlier. the race was delayed due to a smash just after the start, but the

so a huge final at wembley tomorrow, as there is at hampden park.nal. a lot has changed since then. but here's some nostalgia for you — with a look back at the sporting landscape in 2002. it was brazilian ronaldo, the more famous of the two strikers — he scored both the goals as brazil beat germany to win the world cup injapan. the man was in his prime — tiger woods had just won the masters — his seventh major. he went on to win eight more. remember the federer ponytail? good book, wasn't good look, wasn't it? back in 2002, he hadn't won any of his 20 grand slams. success wasn't far off though. the williams sisters were well on their way. they'd already won five singles slams between them, another 25 were to follow. and finally phil foden, the premier league player of the season, was just one year old. fast forward to 2024, and he's already won the league title six times with manchester city. incredible. so let's get some more on that big game from hampden park, and join jane dougall. jane, it's crazy they haven't met at such a long time. who is thi

rangers women have won the scottish cup, lizzie arnot�*s goal helping them beat hearts 2—0 at hampden parkve won the scottish cup, and may help ease the pain of losing the domestic title on goal difference. it was homecoming to remember for ferrari's charles leclerc who won the monaco grand prix in style earlier. the race was delayed due to a smash just after the start, but the man from monte carlo held his nerve to finish ahead of the chasing pack — including a certain max verstappen. patrick geary reports. 0n marcos exclusive streets the car in front is quite regularly of a robbery. they were hoping local boy on pole charles leclerc could stay there for the first, clean start. behind him chaos for sergio perez it was monte carlo ben bost. spectacularly, remarkably he was unscathed, at his cart might need some patching up though. after the clean—up take two for the monaco might be famed for its casinos but this circuit makes gambling tricky. there is little space to overtake. so it is a good place to get ahead. even so charles leclerc has quite the neck twice qualified first at his home b

that game is at hampden park. wales host ukraine. and northern ireland travel to portugal.ainst france with a foot injury. the lionesses are playing the team ranked just one place below them in the world in third with their captain happy to go into the game as favourites. if you go off paper, obviously we are the reigning champions of this tournament. it is easy to forget we are still in qualifying. a lot has changed. france have always been a top team, despite having not won. they are always tipped as favourites in many of their games. i see it fairly even. but if we have to take that, we take that label, that has been a consistent for us. we knew winning would put a target on our back but it is not a bad place to be. it�*s the third round at the french open where the seeds could start to meet each other leading to some intriguing encounters. the third seed coco gauff had looked to be heading for a swift victory over the 30th seed dayana yastremska with the us open champion 6—2, 5—2 up. before yastremska pulled herself back into the match breaking gauff�*s serve. gauff eve

scotland qualifier with israel was delayed after a protest to chain himself to the goalpost at hampden parkre emslie and meanwhile wales made a poor start against ukraine but recovered to draw 1—1 and the northern ireland match against portugal is still ongoing, the latest there is that northern ireland are trailing 2—0 with minutes remaining. this programme continues on bbc one.

yes, two cup finals, two rivalries playing out at wembley and hampden park this afternoon.t offer to match from which i could pluck out the best bits to show you. however, at wembley, things have very much taken a turn in favour of man united. these are live pictures and you can watch it on bbc one right now. man city going for a double double which has never been done before, trailing by two — zero. no transfer man city in this occasion. let's see how many they've gone on. this is a 30th minute and a mistake by the man city goalkeeper who let's garnacho get a goalkeeper who let's garnacho get a goal for man goalkeeper who let's garnacho get a goalfor man united. that after a very organised, stifling display by man united to keep man city at bay, many people's favourites going in because they won four years running and are expected to be united once again, and then a couple of minutes ago, a second from the england international part of the provisional squad. latching onto a bit more space in the penalty area but the teenage midfielder for man united has given united a 2—0

scottish cup final is also taking place with glasgow rivals rangers and celtic battling it out at hampden parkand that is also goalless. bbc sport understands that vincent kompany has agreed a deal in principle to become the new bayern munich coach. the german side moved for kompany after a series of rejections in their search for a successor to thomas tuchel. kompany�*s new deal is believed to run through until 2027, with bayern set to pay burnley over 10m pounds in compensation. and it has also been confirmed that manchester united's record goalscorer wayne rooney has been appointed as the new head coach of plymouth argyle. rooney is keen to re—establish his reputation after a disastrous spell at birmingham city when he lost nine games out of 15. it's his fourth managerial role since retiring three years ago. yes, really excited, i think, obviously to go in as head coach. it was a full process, we had a lot of managers interviewed for the job and, thankfully, the club found i was the best person for the job. i am excited to get started. england and pakistan are continuing their preparations

but a lot�*s happened since then for both clubs. 22 years later, the old firm will meet here at hampden parktic pipped their rivals to the league title last week in brendan rodgers returning season, but the manager wants more. it would finish off a double for us, which would point to a really good season. rangers boss philippe clement only arrived in october and promptly won the league cup. but his side are yet to beat celtic this season. it's always more than a trophy in this country. we need to focus now on the now, on this moment, and to grab the moment. tomorrow, both sets of supporters will fill scotland's national stadium. one half, wishing for green ribbons to adorn this trophy, the other for blue. jane dougal, bbc news, hampden. time for a look at the weather. here's stav.

as he started hisjourney from glasgow's hampden park, ferguson was wearing a custom—made kilt, which, the netherlands, belgium, luxembourg and germany. this seems a bit crazy on the surface level, but when i thought about it on a deeper level and i thought, what issue could i raise while doing this challenge? i thought raising awareness for men's mental health was an issue super close to my heart. and i know hundreds of thousands of other people across the country as well. so i feel like with football as well, it is such a hyper masculine environment that i feel like some men feel a bit ashamed to really speak up and talk about their emotions, especially when they're struggling. so i want this whole journey and this challenge to reallyjust be a message to men across the world that you're not alone and you don't need to struggle. if this can be the sort of catalyst that lets men talk, then i will be super proud of that. so to recap our top story, ipswich town are back in the premier league after a 22 year absence after beating huddersfield 2—0. one fan missing from portman road was ed

it'll be packed out at hampden park, with a 50/50 ticket split for supporters.u come back after two zero. so it is not that we lost with a lot of difference but it was always close until the last second of the game, we were in again. it is now about taking these moments also and to be better than we were in those games. so i want to see more quality from the team. the supporters is everything. they live their life _ supporters is everything. they live their life celtic and especially a celtic— their life celtic and especially a celtic rangers game, so to be able to do— celtic rangers game, so to be able to do it _ celtic rangers game, so to be able to do it for— celtic rangers game, so to be able to do it for them would be great. the players feel the reward of what their discipline has been to season. discipline _ their discipline has been to season. discipline is — their discipline has been to season. discipline is one of the key elements of notjust discipline is one of the key elements of not just football on the pitch. _ elements of not just football on the p

in a moment, we will speak to jane dougall, who's at hampden park, where celtic will play rangers, butnited. this might be a repeat of last year where city scored the fastest fa cup final goal in history but in the season that followed the gap between the two sides has become more of a chasm, city have continued that domination of the premier league, winning that record fourth title and if they were to win tomorrow they would make history as the first team to win back o back double, things are not so rosy on the red side of manchester however, there are reports that this could be erik ten hag's final game in charge of manchester united, regardless of the result. that is because they fell to their lowest league position in more than 30 years, there can't be that many united fans coming here tomorrow full of hope because city have beaten united six in the last seven game a they have scored 21 goals in the process, the prince of wales will be up there in the royal box and very few would bet against him having a good view of a repeat of last yea r�*s him having a good view of a repeat of l

staying with scotland — the women's euro qualifier against israel at hampden park on may the 31st willum operations team were alerted to planned disruptions to the match and feel they have no option but to play the match without supporters in attendance. australia's sam kerr has been ruled out of the paris 0lympics this summer. the thirty year old striker is still recovering from a torn anterior cruciate ligament. kerr injured it at a training camp with her club chelsea injanuary. burnley manager vincent kompany is a surprise candidate for the job of head coach at bayern munich. despite burnley being relegated from the premier league, kompany and bayern have had initial talks. the german giants have struggled to find a replacement for thomas tuchel who's left the club after a trophyless season. and tony mowbury has resigned as manager of relegated championship club birmingham city to focus on his health. the 60—year—old had been on sick leave since february. england captainjos buttler says jofra archer is fit and bowling well ahead of their four—match t20 series against pakistan, which

scotland are training in spain as they build up to their match at hampden park against israel.ned disruptions in protest over israel's continued military operation in gaza. everybody is really focused on arriving together and making sure they put on performances again. of course, we know it will be behind closed doors which obviously a different prospect we are used to ended it is a shame we don't get to have our home fans but we obviously are aware for the safety of everyone which is obviously paramount that they have made that decision. northern ireland are preparing for matches against portugal. rachel furness, their all—time leading goal—scorer, has spoken for the first time about the mental health issues that saw her step away from international football following the euros in 2022. she says her decision to take almost a year away, was crucial in her recovery. she's has been speaking to our reporter andy gray. it was a long time coming. i think it is something that may be built up for a number of months. people think that you are a footballer, they don't really think of me

their women's team are also in the final they play hearts at hampden park on sunday.phies at stake. on saturday, celtic and rangers go head to head for the men's scottish cup final before hearts and rangers women battle it out the following day. brendan rodgers has had the edge over his arrival this season, coming out on top and two of their three meetings so far. but he is not taking anything for granted. flan taking anything for granted. can never have _ taking anything for granted. can never have that arrogance. it's not how we work. we have a humility in how we work. we have a humility in how we work. we have a humility in how we work. we respect every opponent that we play, whether it's rangers or whoever. every time we come here, we want to win the big games in the big competitions and so if you finish a double off which would point to a really good season. it's always more than a trophy in this country between the two clubs, so it's— this country between the two clubs, so it's always the case. we need to focus _ so it's always the case. we need to focus now— so

we've got the old firm facing off against each other at hampden park.the dominance of these two sides, especially celtic, it's the first time they've faced each other in a scottish cup final since way back in 2002. now rangers have taken one point throughout the season against celtic and that might prove their undoing today because celtic are going for a double of league and cup, rangers are going for a double of both cup competitions so plenty at stake. full house, they'll be there as well and i fancy celtic to win that one. i really do all right okay, okay. >> big news. we'll move on then. we'll talk a bit later about wayne rooney and what he's doing next. but do stay with us still to come. we're going to go through the papers obviously. look at what's making the news, with cindy yu and fraser myers. so that's all coming up next. >> at 642. time to see what's in the papers. this morning. with assistant editor of the spectator. cindy yu and deputy editor of spiked, fraser myers. good to see you both this morning . good morning. all morning. good mornin

as he started hisjourney from glasgow's hampden park, ferguson was wearing a custom—made kilt, which men's mental health was an issue super close to my heart i i know hundreds of thousands of other people across the country as well. so i feel like with football as well, it is such a hyper masculine environment that i feel like some men feel a bit ashamed to really speak up and talk about their emotions, especially when they are struggling. so i want this journey and this challenge to reallyjust be a message to men across the world that you are not alone and you don't need to struggle. if this can be the sort of catalyst that lets men talk, then i will be super proud of that. i hope he has a plaster— will be super proud of that. i hope he has a plaster for— will be super proud of that. i hope he has a plaster for the _ will be super proud of that. i hope he has a plaster for the blisters! l it is now 4—1 to city at the etihad against wolves, another goal from, you guessed it, erling haaland. that's all from sportsday. thank you for watching, goodbye. hello there. saturday saw much coo

jane dougall was watching at hampden park: a second trophy lived in as many weeks.sult from the final two years ago. after a string of injuries that kept him out for over a year, jofra archer returned for england, helping them to a 23—run win over pakistan in the second t20 international. this the second of archer's two wickets at edgbaston as pakistan's innings ultimately wilted to 160 all out. england had earlier been lifted to 183—7 by 84 from jos buttler. they lead the four match series 1—0 after wednesday's opening match was washed out. the third game is in cardiff on tuesday. toulouse are rugby union's champions cup winners after beating leinster. but they needed extra—time to do it, 15—15 at full—time, wing matthis lebel scored the first try for the french side, who ultimately got themselves over the line, withstanding a comeback of sorts from leinster, who have now lost three champions cup finals in a row. 31—22 the score. meanwhile in the women's premiership, saracens have secured second place and a home semifinal in the play—offs with a narrow 33—31 win ov

. rivals rangers at hampden park. >> oh, a wet start in places this morning but brightening upome heavy thundery showers developing. find out all the weather details coming up soon. >> morning to you. >> morning to you. >> i'm stephen dixon and i'm anne diamond and this is breakfast on gb news. yes. a lot of you, quite important in favour of this national service idea that the prime minister is floating. maggie says a form of national service would do a lot of young people good. they'd have structure , boundaries, team have structure, boundaries, team building, a sense of purpose. they could learn a trade. >> yeah. a lot of people also getting in touch, saying no , getting in touch, saying no, it's just not going to work. you can't take these youngsters off the street and then suddenly teach them how to use weapons. is that really what you want? but i think that's a basic misunderstanding of what national service would and could be, yeah , it's all about be, yeah, it's all about structure and a little bit of discipline and discipline and learning how to work as a team and learn

it was a32 win for rangers at hampden park, where they're playing today.te goal there. i think barry ferguson scored as well. and so as i say a long time, yes okay. the rangers spent a few, spent a few years outside the top flight, but not enough to really to really not still not be surprised by this. but i expect celtic to win today largely because they've just won the league. they want a crest of a wave, rangers struggled in the last month of the season. that's where they blew their title hopes. i think in april they were probably the favourites to go on and win it for the first time or second time in just in 13 years. so, it's the games against each other, dawn, where rangers struggle c.l.c have had seasons like this in the past, where they've done well in the league, but they just couldn't beat rangers, which is the big one. graeme souness always said he was the manager of rangers for, for five years. he said that it's so much to rest on those four matches against each other. rangers took one point from 12 available against celtic this season and that

elsewhere scotland take on israel behind closed doors at hampden park in expectation of protests.till in qualifying. a lot has changed. france have always been a top team, despite having not won. they are always tipped as favourites in many of their games. i see it fairly even. but if we have to take that, we take that label, that has been a consistent for us. we knew winning would put a target on our back but it is not a bad place to be. matthew hudson—smith laid down a marker ahead of the olympic games in paris when he set a new european a00 metres record at the diamond league meeting in oslo. the world silver medallist proved far too strong for the rest of the field leaving a former olympic champion in kiranijames in his wake. hudson—smith took almost two tenths of a second of his old record and is hoping to be in contention for medals at paris 202a. that is the news. we are done, finished. for charity, as part of the big help out — a national day of volunteering held next month — open to anyone who wants to lend a hand. ahead of the event, joan nixon — who's 90 years old — has

hampden park chain himself to one of the goals, but that match now underway, england also playing tonighteir top of the table clash with france. we'll let you know the results of those games later on in the evening . that's the news. in the evening. that's the news. for the latest stories, do sign up to gb news alerts. scan that qr code on your screen or go to gb news. common alerts . gb news. common alerts. >> in five weeks time, you will have made your choice. the votes will have been counted and the results will be in. well, we can reveal in a tv exclusive is the results of the first major poll of its kind since the general election was called. this poll, done by electoral calculus in conjunction with us here @gbnews and the daily mail, uses the mrp method. now, it's been used to successfully predict the last two british general elections and gives the estimated result in each constituency . the sample in each constituency. the sample size is 10,000 people, and it was conducted from may the 20th to may the 27th. the results are in and they are absolutely astonishing. the number of seat

particularly as both clubs are from glasgow and the final's being played in glasgow at a neutral venue, hampden park>> i'd love to. yeah, yeah, i'd love to. >> the scenes there and the patriotism on both sides. i know, i know. >> well that was the complaint by the scotland, the old scotland manager, the german guy, called berti vogts. he said. celtic and rangers. a match between england and irish fans. what about scotland? that's who i'm representing . that's who i'm representing. >> well, there might be some people in the middle asking that it might be. >> yeah, exactly. indeed. >> yeah, exactly. indeed. >> well, yeah. >> well, yeah. >> adrian, thank you very, very much. thanks a lot and enjoy the game this afternoon. what time is kick off? >> 3:00. i'll have photos for you tomorrow. >> don't worry. oh, brilliant. >> don't worry. oh, brilliant. >> oh, wow. all of that to look forward to. thank you. aiden. now, don't go anywhere as next, we're going to be meeting our greatest britain. this is saturday morning live on gb news, britain's news channel welcome back to saturday morning live with ellie co

lizzie arnot�*s goal helping them beat hearts 2—0 at hampden park to secure a cup double.n, andy murray's been knocked out in the opening round at roland garros. he was up against another veteran in stanislas wawrinka — a former winner in paris and fellow three—time grand slam champion. wawrinka's two years older than murray — 39 now — but the better clay court player, and he took advantage of murray's lack of court time lately winning in straight sets 6—4, 6—4, 6—2. they shared a nice moment at the net afterwards, having had a fair few battles across the years. could this be the last? elsewhere, jack draper was also beaten in the first round. katie boulter, cam norrie, dan evans and harriet dart all play today or tomorrow. wigan are level on points with super league leaders st helens and warrington after a hard—fought win at salford. the warriors — already world club challenge winners and challenge cup finalists this season — made it five wins from six with a hard—fought victory. 26—6, it finished. elsewhere hull kr won 611—14 at london broncos. charles leclerc says his u

he set off from hampden park in his custom—made kilt, which includes a tartan for each of the countriesin his kilt?— day. in his kilt? we could have had some proclaimers _ day. in his kilt? we could have had some proclaimersjokes _ day. in his kilt? we could have had some proclaimersjokes and i day. in his kilt? we could have had some proclaimersjokes and there l day. in his kilt? we could have had i some proclaimersjokes and there but he is walking 1000 miles in total, not 500, — he is walking 1000 miles in total, not 500, but he is doing it for a really— not 500, but he is doing it for a really important because, he says, for that— really important because, he says, for that man's mental health charity~ _ for that man's mental health charity. he says friends, family member— charity. he says friends, family member is— charity. he says friends, family member is in people close to him have _ member is in people close to him have been— member is in people close to him have been seriously affected by mental — have been seriously affected by mental health issues. just wanted to put a spotli

so from wembley to hampden park, where glasgow rivals celtic play rangers in the scottish cup final,er counterparts, this is the first old firm cup final for 22 years. celtic have just won the league title, finishing ten points ahead of rangers in second — their 12th in 13 seasons. their manager, brendan rodgers, says he has no injuries to report and that his team are in the best condition for the game. there is always a challenge. in a celtic— rangers final. it is a great occasion. for us it is really focusing on our game and how we can win the game. we respect every opponent that we play, whether it is rangers, raith or whoever. we have to prepare for the game. we come into the game in the ideal condition. i don't think there is any doubt on that. we have been on fire in the last few months, playing really well. lots of challenges force at the beginning of the season. played every three or four days when really important players were missing, so that was a challenge, but i think over the course as the season has built up, into the pressure moments of the season, the players have be