Celtic captain Callum McGregor has extended his phenomenal record in cup finals after leading his side to success in the Premier Sports Cup Final against Rangers this afternoon.
The midfield maestro was aiming to claim his 13th successive cup final triumph, maintaining his remarkable 100% record in showpiece matches at Hampden Park.
McGregor’s cup final record is a testament to his consistency, leadership, and relentless drive.
Since making his breakthrough in the first team, the 31-year-old has been at the heart of Celtic’s dominance in Scottish football, playing a pivotal role in the club’s success.
The Celtic captain has now got his hands on seven League Cups after netting in the Hoops’ penalty shootout victory over Rangers this evening.
In addition to his seven League Cup and six Scottish Cup titles, McGregor has also lifted the Premiership trophy nine times and boasts an incredible tally of 22 major honours for Celtic.
Victory today sees McGregor equal the legendary Billy McNeill’s tally of 23 trophies and move just two behind Bobby Lennox, the club’s all-time most decorated player with 25 honours. This milestone places McGregor in the pantheon of Celtic greats.
He and his teammates weren’t at all at the races tonight, but they came through and secured a victory for the ages.
