Breathtaking from start to finish, Anthony Stokes’ dramatic extra-time winner goal against Dundee United booked Celtic’s William Hill Scottish Cup final.
Goals from the William Hill Scottish Cup Semi Final 2013 - Celtic 4-3 Dundee UTD
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Anthony Stokes played the starring role with the winner in extra time to keep Celtic's hopes of a domestic double intact. Both Kris Commons and Jon Daly were cast in scene-stealing supporting roles with two goals each.
John Souttar, United's 16-year-old centre back, and Ryan Gauld, their 17-year-old attacker, vied for the best newcomer role as United made a colossal contribution to the tie, recovering from an early Commons goal to take the lead through Gary Mackay-Steven and Daly.
Victor Wanyama and Commons restored Celtic's league before Daly's equaliser ensured extra time for the second day running. If these teams had a hard act to follow after the remarkable events at Hampden 24 hours earlier, when Hibs recovered from a three-goal deficit to defeat Falkirk, it was a challenge Celtic and United readily accepted.
The Scottish Cup (The Scottish Football Association Cup) is the main national cup competition in Scottish Football.
The Scottish Cup trophy is the oldest national trophy in the world. First held in 1873-74 it was first won by Queen's Park. Celtic currently hold the title having defeated Hibernian 3-0 in the 2013 Scottish Cup final.
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