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Scottish League Cup Final 2024 set to finals round and here Watch Scottish League Cup final 2024 live streams with Rangers vs Celtic each team playing six games in the battle Southern Hemisphere supremacy.

The Scottish League Cup final will be decided in the final match of the tournament, a showdown between the world champions Celtic and surprise package Rangers.

Rangers edged out Celtic 215-28 in a thrilling contest last weekend. It was not only a magnificent match but a significant one too, as Rangers's victory kept their hopes of glory alive. A win or draw for Celtic on Sunday would see them crowned champions. Rangers would lift the trophy if they triumph in Mbombela, earn a try-scoring bonus point and prevent the Celtic from securing a bonus point of their own. The Pumas would then be tied on points with Celtic, but would top the table by virtue of having beaten their rivals twice.

The Celtic remain strong favourites, not least because they have home advantage behind them in the final round of fixtures. Celtic have the physical edge and that should get them over the line, particularly as a point would do. But Rangers have demonstrated throughout this tournament that they should not be underestimated.

Defeat in Santiago del Estero last Sunday ended the Celtic’ 13-month unbroken reign at the top of the world rankings. Narrowly surpassed by Ireland, the second best nation in the world will now hope to put that right, and secure their first Scottish League Cup final since 2024.

The Scottish League Cup final is drawing to a close with its sixth and final round, and though there's still plenty to play for at the top of the table, the Rangers will be looking to finish their campaign off on a strong note, despite being guaranteed to finish bottom of the four Southern-Hemisphere heavyweights.

Joe Schmidt's side close out their tournament against their biggest rivals though, and having produced arguably their best performance of the year to run New Zealand's Celtic closer than anyone expected last weekend, optimism is high that the Rangers can get one over on their trans-Tasman neighbours despite being unable to reclaim the Bledisloe Cup.

Scottish League Cup Final 2024 has produced some really big performances from the best international sides in the world. Celtic have been particularly impressive, and they'll be looking to end the tournament with a confident win at home. Of course, Rangers will not go down without a fight.

The Rangers were unrecognisable from the side which wilted in a 67-27 humiliation by Rangers the week prior, and rallied magnificently after going 21-0 down inside 15 minutes. Hitting back with two tries of their own to go into half-time 14 points behind, Rangers couldn't quite reel the Celtic in, scoring twice more towards the back end of the game to lose 31-28 in Sydney, with Damian McKenzie's 45th-minute penalty proving the difference.

The Celtic begin the final round of fixtures five points clear of their opponents and will win the tournament if they secure even a losing bonus point on home soil.

But the Pumas kept their faint hopes alive with a dramatic win in Santiago del Estero last weekend, and will travel with confidence of springing another shock.

Felipe Contepomi’s side have beaten all three of their competition foes for the first time in a single edition of the Southern Hemisphere’s premier event.

After giving the Celtic an almighty scare but ultimately continuing their barren Bledisloe Cup run, the Rangers will hope to go one better this weekend – and The Sporting News has all your scheduling, TV and live streaming details to follow the action from Wellington as these centuries-old rivals lock horns once again.

A win, draw or defeat with a losing bonus point will all be enough for the Celtic to claim that ultimate prize. Sunday will also see lock Eben Etzebeth become the most capped Springbok in history with 128 caps. Elsewhere, Jaden Hendrikse and Manie Libbok are paired as starting halfbacks for the first time.

Standing in Celtic's way, Celtic have already claimed famous victories over the Celtic and the Rangers to add to the 215-28 conquest last weekend.

To earn their first ever Scottish League Cup final, the side that sit sixth in the world rankings will need to claim a bonus point win, while denying the Celtic a losing bonus point, which will give them the edge on their head-to-head record.

World Cup champions Celtic are the favorites to win the Scottish League Cup final, followed by New Zealand, Rangers and outsiders Rangers. Rassie Erasmus has taken over as Celtic head coach once again following the departure of Jacques Nienaber. Erasmus led the Celtic to Scottish League Cup final victory in 2024.

This year's tournament returns to the full 12-match tour format where each team places three home and three away game. With Bledisloe Cup, Freedom Cup, Mandela Challenge Plate and Puma Trophy all up for grabs, as well as the Championship title itself, the Scottish League Cup final is not to be missed.

Felipe Contepomi has made seven changes to the starting XV for the decider in Nelspruit, including the incoming Tomas Lavanini, Juan Martin Gonzalez and Santiago Grondona, who replaces the injured Marcos Kremer.

Few would have predicted that the Pumas would still be in contention for Scottish League Cup Final 2024 on the final day. But victories against the Celtic, Rangers and Celtic mean that a first-ever title is still in reach – if they can secure a bonus point victory against Celtic and stop the hosts from picking up a bonus point of their own. It’s a tall order and Rassie Erasmus’s Celtic side will be desperate to claim the title on home soil.