Hugh Keevins

That's very harsh.

Now he's put himself about Which is exactly what Neil Lennon wanted him to do But The clock is starting to tick down On Benfremont They would need to score pretty soon To call this final into doubt Yeah I feel like it has been a pretty quick half 70 minutes on the clock There's an outside of the boot cross

No, well, you know, they've competed, they've made it a proper cup final, so there's no...

Blackmark against their name They're a team from a lower division This is a Respectable margin of defeat If this is how it ends So we've had a proper Cup final We wait to see who gets the next goal Celtic stepping things up now Kelechi Iheanacho Gets by a couple of Dunfermline players And that is brilliant from Kelechi Iheanacho

Brendan Rodgers' legacy.

The man Celtic didn't want his manager has left behind a player he knew could do a job for the club.

And that's a cup final goal, can't it?

No, no.

Again, in terms of the league title,

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain got the goal that saved Celtic one night against Livingston turned a 1-1 draw into a 2-1 win for Celtic and then he scored the only goal of the game against St Mirren therefore he was accountable for six league points and he played his part in the winning of the title again clearly not fit stellar career but now a career in its twilight years but I think Martin O'Neill is a

paying him back for those six points that he won.

Almost kind of looks as if he's just accepted the defeat.

I mean, he's too experienced a man not to know which way the wind's blowing.

Don't think he'll have accepted it, but yes.

I was reading about him this morning, went to school with Luke McKellen, so both Greenock boys.

I feel as if it's the consolation prize for Dunfermline.

I mean, if Celtic were to blow the final now from this position, then...

The embarrassment would be profound, but it's good for him.

Memory for life.

But I was going to say earlier on when Ian Atwin would hit 3-0, Celtic can beat anyone 3-0.