Celtic vs Rangers LIVE Scottish Cup semi-final latest score, goals and updates

Celtic face Rangers in the Scottish Cup semi-final at Hampden Park.

The Hoops are aiming to take the next step towards a second successive domestic treble, while the Light Blues are looking for their first Old Firm win in 10 games.

Since Brendan Rodgers took over as Celtic boss in 2016, Celtic have gone nine games against their big rivals without defeat.

The Hoops are aiming for a second successive domestic treble and beat Rangers 3-2 at Ibrox last month after coming from behind twice and finishing with 10 men.

CELTIC 2-0 RANGERS – MCGREGOR

39: And one becomes two as a relentless Celtic look to put this out of sight before half time.

Candeias is probably responsible. He knocks a cross straight into the path of McGregor, who doesn’t need a second invite before powering into the far corner.

CELTIC 1-0 RANGERS – ROGIC

22: Tom Rogic fires Celtic in front again in the Old Firm derby – he’s scored every time they’ve met this season.

Dembele runs down the wing and passes back to McGregor who unselfishly squares it to Rogic in the middle of the box.

Rogic pulls off a sweet Cruyff turn past Halliday before curling it past Foderingham.

1: And we’re underway at Hampden Park. The winner of this tie will face Motherwell in the final after they beat Aberdeen yesterday…

CELTIC vs RANGERS

And here are your line-ups for today’s semi-final folks.

Celtic XI: Gordon, Lustig, Boyata, Ajer, Tierney, Brown, Ntcham, Rogic, Forrest, McGregor, Dembele.

Subs: Bain, Simunovic, Roberts, Kouassi, Edouard, Sinclair, Griffiths.

Rangers XI: Foderingham, Tavernier, McCrorie, Martin, John, Halliday, Docherty, Dorrans, Candeias, Murphy, Morelos.

Subs: Alnwick, Hodson, Alves, Windass, Miller, Cummings.

CELTIC vs RANGERS

Rangers forward Josh Windass has handed Graeme Murty a boost ahead of today’s Scottish Cup showdown with Celtic.

The Englishman suffered a calf injury when he was clattered by Motherwell defender Cedric Kipre a fortnight ago and sat out last Saturday’s win over Dundee. However, having trained fully on Friday he is in contention for the Hampden semi-final.

Skipper Lee Wallace (groin) and Jordan Rossiter (ankle) also rejoin Murty’s squad, meaning Hamburg-bound defender David Bates (ankle) and midfielder Ryan Jack (knee) are the only absentees.

Midfielder Stuart Armstrong will be assessed ahead of today’s clash due to a calf injury.

Defender Jack Hendry is cup-tied having played played for Dundee in an earlier round. Nir Bitton (knee) and Jonny Hayes (broken leg) are still out.