Watch: Celtic Fans Brilliantly Troll Rangers at Hampden

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Celtic fans turned Hampden into a party atmosphere on Sunday night, finishing off a brilliant 3-1 extra-time victory over Rangers by hilariously serenading  Danny Röhl.

As the Hoops booked their place in next month’s Premier Sports Cup final, the Celtic end couldn’t resist reminding the opposition who truly runs Glasgow.

Watch: Celtic Fans Brilliantly Troll Rangers at Hampden
Watch: Celtic Fans Brilliantly Troll Rangers at Hampden
Watch: Celtic Fans Brilliantly Troll Rangers at Hampden
Watch: Celtic Fans Brilliantly Troll Rangers at Hampden
Watch: Celtic Fans Brilliantly Troll Rangers at Hampden
Watch: Celtic Fans Brilliantly Troll Rangers at Hampden
Watch: Celtic Fans Brilliantly Troll Rangers at Hampden

With Callum McGregor’s stunning strike and Callum Osmand’s late clincher sealing the win, the 35,000-strong Celtic support erupted into chants of “Danny, Danny Röhl.” as the final minutes ticked away. It was playful, it was loud, and it summed up the mood perfectly, the green and white half of Hampden celebrating a dominant display while Rangers’ new boss endured his first taste of the full Celtic treatment.

Röhl, only two weeks into the job, watched helplessly as his side wilted under pressure. Celtic, under the temporary guidance of Martin O’Neill, showed all their trademark fight and quality when it mattered. McGregor’s thunderbolt in extra time was the turning point, before teenager Osmand put the game to bed with his first senior goal. By that point, the singing from the stands was relentless, joyful, defiant, and dripping in that familiar derby edge.

For Celtic supporters, this wasn’t just about reaching another final, it was about reclaiming authority. After a chaotic week that saw Brendan Rodgers walk away and O’Neill step back into the dugout, this win felt like a statement of unity and strength. The team looked organised, hungry, and more than ready to rise to the occasion.

Former Celtic FC manager Brendan Rodgers
26th October 2025; Tynecastle Park, Edinburgh, Scotland: Scottish Premiership Football, Hearts versus Celtic; Celtic Manager Brendan Rodgers speaks to the media in the after match press conference

As the full-time whistle blew, Hampden was bouncing to the sound of Celtic celebration. The players lapped it up, O’Neill shared a grin with his backroom staff, and the fans made sure Röhl’s first Glasgow Derby experience was one he won’t forget in a hurry.

It was the perfect end to a memorable night for Celtic, a victory that delivered silverware hopes, restored confidence, and reminded everyone that even in transition, the Hoops still set the standard in Scottish football.

And as for the chants? Just another reminder from the Celtic end that in Glasgow, moments like these belong to the champions in green and white.

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