Scottish League Cup: Christopher Jullien scores as Celtic edge past bitter rivals Rangers to win 10th consecutive domestic trophy
Celtic goalkeeper Fraser Forster saved a penalty from Alfredo Morelos, after defender Jeremie Frimpong had been sent off for fouling the striker
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Celtic extended their domination of Scottish football by beating Glasgow rivals Rangers 1-0 in the League Cup final on Sunday to seal a 10th consecutive domestic trophy
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Steven Gerrard's Rangers was punished for spurning scoring chances when Celtic defender Christopher Jullien knocked in a free kick from Ryan Christie in the 59th minute
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Rangers have now gone eight years without a major title, which covers a spell when the team was forced to start again in the bottom tier in 2012 for financial mismanagement
Glasgow: Celtic extended their domination of Scottish football by beating Glasgow rivals Rangers 1-0 in the League Cup final on Sunday to seal a 10th consecutive domestic trophy.
Celtic FC players celebrate after winning the Scottish League Cup. AP
Steven Gerrard's Rangers was punished for spurning scoring chances when Celtic defender Christopher Jullien knocked in a free-kick from Ryan Christie in the 59th minute.
Celtic goalkeeper Fraser Forster then saved a penalty from Alfredo Morelos, after defender Jeremie Frimpong had been sent off for fouling the striker.
Rangers have now gone eight years without a major title, which covers a spell when the team was forced to start again in the bottom tier in 2012 for financial mismanagement.
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