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James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC One
Celtic came in as heavy favourites, and it's job done.
And what a job done Martin O'Neill has done. From where they've been throughout this season, for him to guide them to a double is quite incredible.
Who knows? Will it be the last time we see him?
He's shown he's more than capable. It's re-energised him, and given him the best feeling he's had as a manager.
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Celtic striker Kelechi Iheanacho tells BBC Scotland: "It feels really good to win my first Scottish Cup.
"It was tough to get here but we won the trophy.
"It's been a crazy season. It's one we can remember for all our lives but we got there in the end so we're happy."
When asked whether he will still be at Celtic next season, Iheanacho adds: "I don't know, we will wait and see."
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Callum McGregor, the Celtic captain, takes the cup down the steps and on to the platform on the pitch.
Surely it's got to be on the steps?! Either way McGregor hoists the trophy, his seventh Scottish Cup triumph.
One of the figureheads of an unprecedented era of Celtic success.
It is the club's 14th league and Scottish Cup double.
Here comes Callum McGregor...
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The Dunfermline players and staff go up to get their medals. Not the walk they wanted, but they can be proud of themselves.
They defeated Hibernian, Aberdeen, and Falkirk without conceding a goal to get to the final.
Neil Lennon takes acclaim from both sets of fans as he collects his medal.
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Celtic midfielder Arne Engels tells BBC Scotland: "I'm really happy that I could help the team with a goal today.
"Everybody was doubting us but we as a team always believed in ourselves.
"We can finally celebrate and with it's a double it's not too bad."
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James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC One
He's shown that it's not a young man's game, as many people think it is.
If you come in, have the right mentality and man management skills, you can go and be successful.
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Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound
Did anyone ever believe this season that Celtic could win a double? It's quite incredible.
For Martin O'Neill to come back in two spells and to turn this around is remarkable story. It'll be in the history books, written about.
It depends what the future holds for the club and for him.
Image source, SNSCeltic manager Martin O'Neill with Dunfermline Athletic counterpart Neil Lennon at full-time
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A nice moment in the dugout at the end there. Martin O'Neill and his former player Neil Lennnon embrace.
Lennon raises O'Neill's arm in the air like a boxing referee would do to the champ.
A disappointing day for Dunfermline, but they did brilliantly to get this far in the manner they did.
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It is a league and cup double for 74-year-old Martin O'Neill and Celtic!
Celtic win the Scottish Cup for a record-extending 43rd time. They have been too good for Championship Dunfermline.
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Marcelo Sarrachi fires over the bar. Final 30 seconds...
Celtic 3-1 Dunfermline Athletic
James McFadden gives Arne Engels the man-of-the-match award on BBC One Scotland.
He was immense in the first half in particular and grabbed the second goal.
Celtic 3-1 Dunfermline Athletic
Martin O'Neill's name rings around Hampden Park. We're into four minutes of stoppage time.
Dunfermline have been good in the second half. The first-half performance is what has cost them here.
Celtic 3-1 Dunfermline Athletic
Liam McLeod
BBC Sport Scotland commentator at Hampden
If Daizen Maeda does leave Celtic this summer, he is going to be so hard to replace.
Celtic 3-1 Dunfermline Athletic
It may be magical Maeda's final game, but Scales has been immense for Celtic today
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Celtic 3-1 Dunfermline Athletic
Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at Hampden Park
I don't know if Steve Clarke is here, but he'll be sending signals to Martin O'Neill... aren't we all.
All good Amy, Marcelo Sarrachi replaces Kieran Tierney for Celtic.
Celtic 3-1 Dunfermline Athletic
James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC One
The goal has given them belief they can get back into it.
The response has been excellent and they're putting Celtic under a fair bit of pressure here.
Celtic 3-1 Dunfermline Athletic
Dunfermline win a corner. They're asking a few questions. They couldn't, could they?
Jeremiah Chilokoa-Mullen meets Matty Todd's delivery but he puts the ball well over the bar.
Celtic 3-1 Dunfermline Athletic
Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at Hampden Park
Oh Kieran Tierney.
The nation is holding its breath.
Celtic 3-1 Dunfermline Athletic
Kieran Tierney felt a sore one in a tackle and was getting some treatment. He got to his feet and moved to the side of the park.
He's back on. I think I speak for a nation when I say...GET HIM OFF.
Celtic finish a haphazard season as double winners under interim manager Martin O'Neill after cruising past Dunfermline Athletic in a one-sided Scottish Cup final after dramatically winning the Premiership last weekend.
Daizen Maeda's clever lob and a powerful long-range shot from Arne Engels - both in the first half - put Celtic well on their way to a record 63rd Scottish Cup.
A superb solo effort from substitute Kelechi Iheanacho, weaving his way through the Dunfermline defence, put the outcome beyond doubt before Josh Cooper scored with his first touch to give the Championship side a consolation.
It's unclear what the future holds for 74-year-old O'Neill, but the clamour for him to remain beyond the summer may now grow after his stewardship extended the club's recent dominance of the Scottish game to a 23rd trophy from the last 30 available.
It could have been different in the evenly-contested opening stages but for some fine defending by Liam Scales. He recovered wonderfully to clear Calumn Morrison's early toe-poke off the line after Alastair Johnston and goalkeeper Viljami Sinisalo got themselves in a bit of a mess.
Neil Lennon's Dunfermline were left disappointed and things quickly got worse when John Tod failed to deal with a long ball. That allowed Maeda to run through and lift the ball over a stranded Aston Oxborough.
Maeda opens scoring at Hampden
A ninth goal in seven games for the Japanese international in what could well be his last match in a Celtic shirt.
Celtic's continued dominance was then reflected in the scoreline when Engels claimed his second goal in as many games. His shot from the edge of the area was firm and true and flew past a seemingly-unsighted Oxborough.
A triple substitution by Lennon at the break gave Dunfermline hope. Zak Rudden, Chris Kane and Shea Kearney all made an immediate difference before fellow sub, Alfons Amade, whistled a shot narrowly wide.
Iheanacho thought he had put the game beyond doubt only for his effort to be ruled out for an offside decision against Hyun-Jun Yang, who provided the assist.
The former Nigeria international didn't have to wait long for his moment of glory, though, finishing off a good Celtic move with some nifty footwork inside the box to claim Celtic's third and put the game well beyond a tiring Dunfermline.
After the nail-biting drama of the title win over Hearts last Saturday, this was a more comfortable afternoon for Celtic, but the victory will feel just as sweet. They have now won seven of the last 10 Scottish Cups.
If this turns out to be O'Neill's swansong, he has left the club with another two trophies to celebrate long into the summer.
Engels doubles Celtic's advantage
You have to admire Celtic's fitness, drive and determination. This was their ninth consecutive victory in both league and cup.
Catching Hearts in such dramatic, late fashion could have left them physically and mentally drained. But there was absolutely no sign of that as they bossed their Championship opponents and eased to a two-goal lead well before the interval.
Celtic were knocked out of their stride for a while at the beginning of the second half after Dunfermline made their changes, but were able to compose themselves to see the match out.
It's the third consecutive season in which the club has won a league and cup double. The fact O'Neill has managed to steer the side to such success in a campaign of managerial flux and fan discontent is all the more commendable.
Dunfermline started well enough and their outlook could have been very different had Morrison been able to convert his early chance.
The late arrival of Scales to clear off the line was crucial in subduing the Pars' early energy and maintaining a platform on which Celtic could build.
Perhaps Lennon picked the wrong team. He certainly didn't hang about when it came to make changes, bringing on three substitutes at half-time who made an immediate difference in giving Dunfermline and their supporters some hope.
They deserved a goal and got one, albeit just a consolation after Celtic had gone three clear.
Iheanacho solo goal seals Celtic win
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