There are plenty of reasons to watch Sunday's Women's Scottish Cup final between Glasgow City and holders Rangers live on the BBC - here are just three of them.

JUBILANT Dave Cormack has told how Aberdeen’s shock Scottish Cup win felt as good as Gothenburg.  The Dons chairman stood back soaking it all in as over 100,000 partying fans took to the

The life-long Red has seen the glory years and reckons Jimmy Thelin’s success was up there when he travelled to Gothenburg to watch Aberdeen lift the European Cup Winners Cup back in 1983. Cormack, who became chairman in 2019, said: “This is right up there with Gothenburg.

Kirsty Howat scored twice as Rangers defended their Scottish Cup title and earned successive cup doubles as they overwhelmed Glasgow City to end their season on a high. Rangers fans, Glasgow City fans, and everyone else, we want to hear from you after that final. Where did it go wrong for City? Just how dominant were Rangers?

ABERDEEN goalkeeper Ross Doohan has penned a pre-contract with Celtic.  The 27-year-old is out of contract at Pittodrie this summer and will now land a plum role as number three with the

Aberdeen earned a historic first Scottish Cup victory in 35 years on Saturday – and wasted little time in basking in their rivals’ misery. The Dons beat Celtic 4-3 on penalties

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Departing Glasgow City captain Jo Love will consider whether to continue her playing career after the Scottish Cup final on Sunday. The Hampden showpiece against Rangers is the 39-year-old's final game for City but she is unsure what the future holds.