Thousands of Hoops supporters are expected to gather for the walk to Hampden
The Green Brigade have announced plans for a fan march before next weekend’s Scottish Cup Final at Hampden.
Holders Celtic face Aberdeen in the May 24 showpiece and the ultras have teamed up with fellow fan group Bhoys Celtic to plot a prepared trek towards the stadium.
Supporters have been invited to gather in Glasgow Green before walking to Mount Florida on the day from 1.15pm, with kick-off not until 3pm.
It’s the third year in a row where punters will make the march.
Last season, thousands gathered before the dramatic Rangers finale, while a procession was also organised the year before against Inverness Caley Thistle.
The North Curve Celtic collective have urged their fellow fans to meet up and wear the iconic home jersey to the game as they revealed plans on social media.
Sharing a graphic of the pre-match event, the post was captioned: “Tims in the park 3 – 24.05.25.”
The same fan groups have already unveiled plans to take over Glasgow city centre this weekend, with thousands set to descend on the Merchant City and Trongate areas to celebrate Celtic’s title win.
The champions will be presented with the Premiership trophy at Parkhead after the 12:30pm league finale at home to St Mirren before fans swarm in the city centre for booze-fuelled celebrations.
Brendan Rodgers’ Treble-chasers can complete a world record-extending ninth domestic clean sweep if they emerge victorious at Hampden next weekend.
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