ROGER HANNAH
Rangers 1 Celtic 2
CUP finals can't be drawn, they need to be won. And, for me, Celtic have more match-winners in their squad right now.
Odsonne Edouard, Ryan Christie, James Forrest and Mo Elyounoussi are all big-game players.
Gers will rely heavily on Alfredo Morelos as he looks to break his duck against the Hoops.
That said, it could go either way - and don't be surprised if it goes all the way.
ROBERT GRIEVE
Rangers 2 Celtic 2
OKAY, okay I’ll need to take ten minutes to pick the splinters from my backside.
But I just can’t pick a winner on Sunday.
Celtic looked vulnerable against Hamilton Accies on Wednesday and Rangers chucked away two points at Pittodrie.
With that in mind I fancy a goals-fest at Hampden for a final which could easily go to extra time and penalties.
DEREK McGREGOR
Rangers 1 Celtic 2
THIS has the makings of an epic, see-saw showdown.
There's no question Rangers are more than capable of ending Celtic's three and a half year trophy dominance. They have the desire, they have the players.
But the Hoops clearly have those qualities too plus, critically, the know-how to get the job done.
I expect Rangers to put them under severe pressure.
But I believe Celtic will keep their grip on the Betfred Cup.
ROBERT MARTIN
Rangers 2 Celtic 1 (after extra-time)
CELTIC’S unbelievable run of domestic dominance has to end sometime - and today could well be the day.
Steven Gerrard’s side have nothing to fear going into this one and in Alfredo Morelos they have that X-Factor that could make all the difference.
It WON’T be easy, though. Neil Lennon’s Hoops aren’t going to give up this trophy lightly.
But if Gers get the breaks they might just do it by the smallest of margins.
ROBERT THOMSON
Rangers 1 Celtic 3
THERE is no doubt Rangers have improved again this season but they are still short of their bitter rivals.
Celtic have the better squad and, crucially, far more experience of winning at Hampden - and that will prove crucial.
Neil Lennon's side are capable of upping their game several levels for big occasions and you'd expect them to do the same on Sunday.
DAVID FRIEL
Rangers 1 Celtic 2 (after extra-time)
THERE is little between the two teams in the Premiership and 120 minutes could be on the cards at Hampden.
Celtic know what it takes to win trophies - but Rangers will cause problems through Ryan Kent and Alfredo Morelos.
It could go either way but the Hoops have a bigger goal threat from midfield and that could be the difference.
COLIN DUNCAN
Rangers 1 Celtic 2
MIDDLE to front there has been precious little to separate Rangers and Celtic so far this season.
Both sides have game-changers in the wide areas, quality in the midfield engine room and clinical strikers up top.
But, defensively the Hoops appear to hold the edge. The manner of the goals Rangers have conceded in three of the last four games against Feyenoord, Hamilton and Aberdeen must be a real concern for boss Steven Gerrard.
It is hard to see them keeping a clean sheet at Hampden so Celtic are taken to continue their domestic superiority and claim the first silverware of the campaign.
RYAN McDONALD
Rangers 2 Celtic 3
BOTH teams are in red-hot form and that should guarantee goals.
Everyone knows about Alfredo Morelos' hoodoo against Celtic and I expect that to change on Sunday - the Colombian is top drawer.
For me though, it won't be enough, with Celtic just having the edge.
Fwather Forthter, Scott Brown and James Forrest know this fixture inside out, and their experience, sprinkled with the quality of Ryan Christie, Mo Elyounoussi and Odsonne Edouard, should see the Hoops lift their 10th trophy in a row.
SCOTT MacARTHUR
Rangers 1 Celtic 2
IT will certainly be a tight affair, but if both teams show up to their full ability on the day then Celtic should lift their tenth trophy on the bounce.
Rangers are certainly miles better under Steven Gerrard than any other Gers side who has faced the Hoops at Hampden in recent years.
But Neil Lennon's men are used to the pressure that playing for a trophy brings and should have enough on the day providing the likes of Odsonne Edouard and Mohamed Elyounoussi are fully fit and available.
Rangers 1 Celtic 2
CUP finals can't be drawn, they need to be won. And, for me, Celtic have more match-winners in their squad right now.
Odsonne Edouard, Ryan Christie, James Forrest and Mo Elyounoussi are all big-game players.
Gers will rely heavily on Alfredo Morelos as he looks to break his duck against the Hoops.
That said, it could go either way - and don't be surprised if it goes all the way.
ROBERT GRIEVE
Rangers 2 Celtic 2
OKAY, okay I’ll need to take ten minutes to pick the splinters from my backside.
But I just can’t pick a winner on Sunday.
Celtic looked vulnerable against Hamilton Accies on Wednesday and Rangers chucked away two points at Pittodrie.
With that in mind I fancy a goals-fest at Hampden for a final which could easily go to extra time and penalties.
DEREK McGREGOR
Rangers 1 Celtic 2
THIS has the makings of an epic, see-saw showdown.
There's no question Rangers are more than capable of ending Celtic's three and a half year trophy dominance. They have the desire, they have the players.
But the Hoops clearly have those qualities too plus, critically, the know-how to get the job done.
I expect Rangers to put them under severe pressure.
But I believe Celtic will keep their grip on the Betfred Cup.
ROBERT MARTIN
Rangers 2 Celtic 1 (after extra-time)
CELTIC’S unbelievable run of domestic dominance has to end sometime - and today could well be the day.
Steven Gerrard’s side have nothing to fear going into this one and in Alfredo Morelos they have that X-Factor that could make all the difference.
It WON’T be easy, though. Neil Lennon’s Hoops aren’t going to give up this trophy lightly.
But if Gers get the breaks they might just do it by the smallest of margins.
ROBERT THOMSON
Rangers 1 Celtic 3
THERE is no doubt Rangers have improved again this season but they are still short of their bitter rivals.
Celtic have the better squad and, crucially, far more experience of winning at Hampden - and that will prove crucial.
Neil Lennon's side are capable of upping their game several levels for big occasions and you'd expect them to do the same on Sunday.
DAVID FRIEL
Rangers 1 Celtic 2 (after extra-time)
THERE is little between the two teams in the Premiership and 120 minutes could be on the cards at Hampden.
Celtic know what it takes to win trophies - but Rangers will cause problems through Ryan Kent and Alfredo Morelos.
It could go either way but the Hoops have a bigger goal threat from midfield and that could be the difference.
COLIN DUNCAN
Rangers 1 Celtic 2
MIDDLE to front there has been precious little to separate Rangers and Celtic so far this season.
Both sides have game-changers in the wide areas, quality in the midfield engine room and clinical strikers up top.
But, defensively the Hoops appear to hold the edge. The manner of the goals Rangers have conceded in three of the last four games against Feyenoord, Hamilton and Aberdeen must be a real concern for boss Steven Gerrard.
It is hard to see them keeping a clean sheet at Hampden so Celtic are taken to continue their domestic superiority and claim the first silverware of the campaign.
RYAN McDONALD
Rangers 2 Celtic 3
BOTH teams are in red-hot form and that should guarantee goals.
Everyone knows about Alfredo Morelos' hoodoo against Celtic and I expect that to change on Sunday - the Colombian is top drawer.
For me though, it won't be enough, with Celtic just having the edge.
Fwather Forthter, Scott Brown and James Forrest know this fixture inside out, and their experience, sprinkled with the quality of Ryan Christie, Mo Elyounoussi and Odsonne Edouard, should see the Hoops lift their 10th trophy in a row.
SCOTT MacARTHUR
Rangers 1 Celtic 2
IT will certainly be a tight affair, but if both teams show up to their full ability on the day then Celtic should lift their tenth trophy on the bounce.
Rangers are certainly miles better under Steven Gerrard than any other Gers side who has faced the Hoops at Hampden in recent years.
But Neil Lennon's men are used to the pressure that playing for a trophy brings and should have enough on the day providing the likes of Odsonne Edouard and Mohamed Elyounoussi are fully fit and available.