Celtic secured their place in the Scottish Cup quarter-finals after a hard-fought extra-time victory against Dundee. The match at Celtic Park saw the home side initially trailing before a late goal from debutant Junior Adamu leveled the score, setting the stage for a dramatic finish. Sebastian Tounekti then scored the decisive goal, ensuring Celtic's progression with a final score of 2-1.

The victory came amid a backdrop of fan protests against the club's board, leading to a subdued atmosphere during the game. Despite the challenges, Celtic managed to overcome a resilient Dundee side, showcasing their determination to advance in the competition. Manager Brendan Rodgers will undoubtedly be looking for a stronger performance from his team in the quarter-finals, seeking to address the concerns raised by the fans and improve on their display.

Other teams also booked their spots in the quarter-finals. St Mirren, Dunfermline, and Partick Thistle all secured their places in the next round, adding to the excitement of the competition. The draw for the next stage will be eagerly anticipated, with Celtic hoping to avoid another tough matchup.

Fact: The Scottish Cup is the oldest national football trophy in the world, first contested in 1873.