Celtic have booked their place in the Women's Scottish Cup final after an extra-time victory over Glasgow City. The dramatic win means Celtic will contest the final for the first time in three years, overcoming a formidable opponent they had not defeated since August 2024.
The semi-final clash saw both teams battle through a tense ninety minutes with neither able to break the deadlock. As the game moved into extra time, Celtic found another gear, scoring two crucial goals to secure their passage to the final.
This result is a significant moment for Celtic's women's team, demonstrating their progress and determination. Reaching the final provides an opportunity to lift a major trophy and will be a considerable boost for the club's ambitions in the women's game.
Glasgow City, a dominant force in Scottish women's football, will undoubtedly be disappointed with the outcome, having been a consistent presence in domestic cup competitions. However, Celtic's performance on the day proved decisive.