Celtic fans could not wait to watch their side lift silverware last weekend after beating rivals Rangers on penalties.
It was a triumph for the Hoops who won yet another trophy to go ahead of Gers in the total haul throughout history.
After 120 minutes, neither side could be separated in what was a thrilling 3-3 draw and penalties followed which saw Celts win 5-4 to seal the Premier Sports Cup.
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It was a shattering evening of football but the celebrations for supporters at full-time made it all worthwhile. Defender Anthony Ralston made sure the Celtic players celebrated with fans on the whistle.
Credit goes to Rangers captain James Tavernier who forced his teammates to watch the ceremony as their rivals hoisted the silverware above their heads.
But Gers punters did not return the favour to their own squad as they left Hampden Park before the medals were handed out.
That is where Celtic TV’s resident host and commentator, Gerry McCulloch, chimed in with an incredible dig at the Light Blues fans who had exited the stadium to avoid having to sit through more misery.
Celtic TV commentary trolled Rangers fans for leaving early
And McCulloch mocked them with a perfect piece of commentary.
As Tavernier and co. were collecting yet another runners up medal, Gerry chuckled on Celtic TV at full-time: “It’s good to see, as the Rangers players go up, that the supporters have waited behind to cheer them.
“They’re all dressed as seats now.”
It was the perfect wording to sum up the reaction to the result from McCulloch and fans were quick to applaud the commentator’s wit.
One fan wrote: “That is fantastic,” as another laughed: “Awww did they not wait to see them get their wee badges? Diddums”.
McCulloch, though, was not the only one to troll Rangers after the full-time whistle.
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In the aftermath, Chris Sutton poked fun at Gers with a brutal jibe about a ‘moral victory’.
Cameron Carter-Vickers trolled Rangers from the PDC World Darts Championship as he referenced Celtic overtaking the Light Blues in the trophy stakes overall from both club’s histories.
It was a memorable afternoon at the national stadium on Sunday with the game swinging from end to end throughout the action.
Nedim Bajrami had Gers ahead before Greg Taylor levelled and Daizen Maeda turned the action on its head.
It was 2-2 through Mo Diomande before Nicolas Kuhn thought he’d won it before Danilo levelled again.
Ridvan Yilmaz was the shootout sinner with Kasper Schmeichel keeping his effort out.
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