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Scott Arfield will go in to the summer free of frustration after helping Rangers end a 13-year wait for the Scottish Cup with a 2-0 win over Hearts at Hampden Park on Saturday.
Rangers defeated Hearts 2-0 in a one-sided 137th Scottish Cup final.Extra-time goals from Ryan Jack and Scott Wright secured victory for the Ibrox side against a Hearts side who did not make either Rangers ‘keeper – Allan McGregor was sent on for Jon McLaughlin in the 119th minute in what could be his last-appearance before retirement – make a save.But there were some other talking points behind the headlines as Rangers assuaged some of the agony following Wednesday night's penalty shootout defeat to Eintracht Frankfurt in the Europa League final.
The floodlights were blazing at kick-off as Rangers went on to demonstrate they had energy left to burn with a deserved win over Hearts in the 137th Scottish Cup final.
Rangers must dust themselves down quickly as they prepare for their second final in the space of a few days.
Aaron Ramsey received a rousing ovation from Rangers fans as he warmed up during the first half at Hampden.
Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst will make at least two changes to his team for this afternoon’s Scottish Cup final against Hearts at Hampden.
It's been an energy-sapping epic season in Scotland this year.
It could be the end of an era for Rangers at Hampden with huge change expected in the summer.