Green Brigade unveil Scottish Cup final plans ahead of Celtic showdown

The Green Brigade have revealed their plans for this weekend’s Scottish Cup Final at Hampden as Celtic F.C. prepare to chase a domestic double against Dunfermline Athletic F.C., managed by Neil Lennon.

Fresh from an emotional Scottish Premiership title triumph over Hearts, Martin O’Neill’s Celtic side now turn their attention toward another major occasion at the national stadium, with anticipation already building among supporters ahead of the showpiece event.

Through the North Curve Celtic social media account, the Green Brigade confirmed that a pre-match supporters’ march to Hampden will once again take place, beginning at Glasgow Green before thousands of fans make their way toward the stadium.

The organised walk has become a familiar tradition for big occasions, helping to build the atmosphere before kick-off and creating a striking visual display across the city.

Supporters travelling to the final have also been encouraged to wear the famous green and white Hoops, as Celtic fans prepare to pack out the Celtic End in what is expected to be another electric Hampden atmosphere.

In recent seasons, the sea of green and white inside the stadium has become one of the defining images of Scottish football’s biggest domestic occasions.

However, the supporters’ group also reiterated its stance linked to the ongoing “Not Another Penny” movement, urging fans to avoid wearing newly purchased club shirts.

The campaign continues to reflect frustration among sections of the support over the direction of the club and growing calls for changes at executive level behind the scenes.

Despite tensions off the pitch, focus will firmly remain on the action at Hampden as Celtic attempt to round off one of their most dramatic campaigns in recent memory with another major trophy.

Victory in the final would secure a domestic double and further cement what has already been a memorable season for the club and its supporters.