Celtic will this weekend celebrate treble Treble success - if they defeat Hearts in the Scottish Cup final.
Neil Lennon's side will complete yet another domestic clean sleep with victory over their Edinburgh opponents at Hampden on Saturday afternoon.
And a win would also ensure the team go on an open top bus parade through the city.
The planned route begins at Hampden, but will not finish at Celtic Park as the stadium will host Glasgow Warriors and Leinster in the Guinness PRO14 final on Saturday evening.
With the Scottish Cup final set to finish around 4.45pm - 5pm - if there's no extra-time - the bus will depart Hampden at approximately 6.15pm before heading north, through the south side of Glasgow.
The parade will then proceed along Cathcart Road, past Cumberland Street and through the Saltmarket and Gallowgate, before finishing up on Barrack Street.
ScotRail earlier warned fans of possible travel disruption, on account of the two sports finals being played in Glasgow on the same day.
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