Celtic will have a parade through Glasgow if they can seal the Scottish Cup with victory over Hearts on May 25.
Glasgow City Council granted the club permission for the procession which, if the Hoops win, would leave Hampden Park on an open top bus at 6.15pm and include around 60 of the club's players and staff.
The proposed route would then see Celtic travel along Cathcart Road, Cumberland Street, Crown Street, Saltmarket and the Gallowgate and Barrack Street.
But unlike most parades it WON'T finish at Celtic Park and instead will stop on Barrack Street.
That's because the Guinness Pro14 rugby final is set to be played at the Hoops' stadium on the same day - and that will stop a procession heading in the direction of Parkhead.
The Council have posted a notice of the procession on their website, with thousands of Hoops supporters expected to line the streets to enjoy their heroes' success.
Celtic enjoyed a thrilling celebration which concluded at Celtic Park when they sealed the double Treble last season.
