Celtic completes a second major trophy in as many weeks by beating Dunfermline 3-1 in the Scottish Cup final at Hampden Park on Saturday. The win follows Celtic’s dramatic league title success last weekend, which included late goals that helped secure the Premiership crown. In the Cup final, Celtic’s manager Martin O’Neill returns to the club and guides the team to the victory, completing the club’s 14th domestic “double” after taking both the league and the Scottish Cup. All sources describe Celtic as needing late strikes in the Cup final to secure the result after Dunfermline had been a competitive opponent during the match. With the 3-1 scoreline, Celtic claim the Scottish Cup and extend their record of doubles in Scottish football. The coverage frames the triumph as part of a rapid succession of achievements for Celtic, consolidating a period of success that begins with the league title clinch and culminates in Cup glory at Hampden Park.