5 talking points as Rangers kill Celtic's Treble dream with Fashion Sakala the extra time hero in Scottish Cup epic

Rangers summoned up the energy to become extra time heroes for the second time in four days as they turned Treble busters against rivals Celtic in a Hampden epic.

Giovanni van Bronckhorst's men should have been out on their feet but showed incredible character to come from behind to book their place in the Scottish Cup Final with a 2-1 win.

Fashion Sakala is a player many have doubted to have the quality needed to make it at Ibrox but the Zambian was the super sub as he grabbed the winner in a sensational game.

Ange Postecoglou's men could have few complaints as they were outplayed against their rivals who were forced to go to the end following their midweek Europa League quarter final win over Braga.

It's Van Bronckhorst's first win over Celtic as a manager after back to back defeats as he looks to win the trophy for the club for the first time since 2009 to end Postecoglou's clean sweep hopes.

Greg Taylor – released by Rangers as a kid – fired Celtic into a second half lead and that looked to have sapped any remaining energy out of the Ibrox side following their extra time midweek exertions.

But Van Bronckhorst’s men somehow managed to find the energy as the fresh legs of substitute Scott Arfield grabbed a leveller and force extra time for Rangers for the second time in four days before Sakala netted.

The atmosphere was electric and Rangers, just as they did in the recent league meeting at Ibrox started quickly, with the first real chance.

John Lundstram made a brilliant challenge to pick Reo Hatate’s pocket and threaded a pass through to Ryan Kent but Callum McGregor got back to make an excellent challenge.

Jota then headed just off target at the other end from Liel Abada’s cross as the game started at a fast