Celtic defeated Scottish League Cup holders Rangers 5-4 on penalties in a classic final at Hampden Park that finished 3-3 after extra-time - with Daizen Maeda the spot-kick hero for the Parkhead side.
The Japanese winger scored the winner in a sudden death shootout after netting in a pulsating encounter in Mount Florida as Gers manager Philippe Clement was left still searching for his first victory against their Old Firm rivals.
In what turned out to be a drama-filled clash, Hoops full-back Greg Taylor made amends for gifting Nedim Bajrami a first-half opener by equalising after the break via a wicked deflection before a clinical run and finish from Maeda swung the game in Celtic’s favour.
Mohamed Diomande hauled Rangers back on level terms midway through the second half but Nicolas Kuhn thought he had wrapped up the win for Celtic in the 87th minute only for Light Blues substitute Danilo to respond almost immediately to take the game to extra-time.
Following a drab additional 30 minutes devoid of any real quality as fatigue began to set in for both sets of players, goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel denied Ridvan Yilmaz from the penalty spot before Maeda secured the trophy to maintain Brendan Rodgers’ unbeaten record at the national stadium and keep Celtic on course for a domestic treble.
Here, GlasgowWorld takes a look 18 epic images captured through the camera lense of photographers placed around the stadium:

1. Let's go Bhoys
A Celtic fan welcomes the team bus on arrival at Hampden Park ahead of the cup final | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group

2. Afternoon, boss!
Former Rangers manager Alex McLeish poses for a photo with a young fan ahead of the game in Mount Florida | SNS Group

3. Any spare tickets
One individual walks around the stadium holding a cardboard banner asking supporters attending the cup final if they have a spare ticket available | Getty Images

4. Will there be fireworks?
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers soaks in the pre-match atmosphere ahead of kick-off amid a scene of fireworks and pyrotechnic displays from both sets of fans | Getty Images