Celtic claims Women's Scottish Cup after challenging path

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Celtic claims Women's Scottish Cup after challenging path
Summary

Celtic lifted the Women's Scottish Cup after defeating Rangers in the final on June 1. Captain Kelly Clark highlighted the tough competition faced throughout the tournament, where they overcame teams above them in the Scottish Women's Premier League. Morgan Cross scored the decisive goal, securing the title for Celtic. This victory marks the third time they've won the cup, which Clark believes will boost the team's confidence ahead of next season.

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  • Celtic defeated Rangers 1-0 in the Women's Scottish Cup final.
  • Kelly Clark emphasized the difficult matches in the tournament.
  • Morgan Cross scored the only goal of the final.
  • This marks Celtic's third Women's Scottish Cup win.
  • The victory provides a confidence boost for next season.
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Celtic captain Kelly Clark believes her side fully deserved to lift the Women's Scottish Cup given the tough draw they received throughout the competition. After easing aside lower-league Dunfermline Athletic, Grant Scott's side had to beat the four sides above them in the Scottish Women's Premier League - including city rivals Rangers in Sunday's final. "We played Hearts, we played Hibs, we played [Glasgow] City and we've played Rangers, so we didn't get it easy and we've got the result every single time," 31-year-old Clark told BBC Scotland.

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