Celtic fans are looking forward to watching their team potentially make history in the Scottish Cup final against Aberdeen next month.
Brendan Rodgers is already Celtic’s most successful manager after winning the league at Dundee United delivered his 11th winners medal over two spells at Parkhead.
And if the Hoops boss wins the Scottish Cup, Rodgers will also become the first-ever manger to win three domestic trebles at Celtic.
In a highly anticipated season finale, Premier Sports will show the game live on TV but it seems the BBC are also desperate to get in on the action.
BBC will broadcast potential Celtic Scottish Cup history live
The BBC have announced that they will be broadcasting the Scottish Cup final live over four of it’s major platforms on the 24th of May.
The 3pm kick off will be beamed into Celtic fans’ homes via the BBC iPlayer, BBC One Scotland and the broadcaster’s BBC Sport website.
The match will also be covered on BBC Radio Scotland as the broadcaster provides live radio commentary of the big Hampden final.
With Celtic on the brink of creating more history in Scottish football, the Hampden final is certainly catching the imagination of some of the biggest sports broadcasters.
This is good news for Celtic fans as they will not need a paid subscription to watch their heroes in the big season finale.
Celtic’s last historic meeting vs Aberdeen in the Scottish Cup
The last time Celtic met Aberdeen in the Scottish Cup history was made.
An Invincibles Treble-winning team was born after Tom Rogic stepped up in the dying minutes to do this:
Celtic fans will be hoping that this seasons final will not be as close to the wire and that Rodgers will have the Scottish Cup won well before the 90th minute in Hampden.
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