It’s another Glasgow derby final set in Edinburgh as Celtic FC Women meet Glasgow City in the final of the Scottish Women’s Cup this Sunday, May 29, at Tynecastle Park (KO 4.10pm).

There are several ways you can watch the Hoops battle it out on the pitch in hope of grabbing the domestic cup double and finish the season off on a historic high, with tickets still available, live coverage on Pass to Paradise, Celtic TV overseas and BBC Alba.

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Thousands of tickets have already been sold for the final at the home of Hearts.

But tickets are still able to be purchased and are priced at just £5 for adults with U13s welcome along for free.

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There will be lots of fun activities and build-up pre-match to keep the entire family and children entertained as the atmosphere grows to kick-off, so make sure you get to the stadium in good time.

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The match will be streamed LIVE on Pass to Paradise for Celtic season ticket holders and for Celtic TV Overseas (Excl. UK & IRE) subscribers.

You can tune in from 3:50pm (BST) with Celtic TV presenter Louise Gould and Academy Coach and former Celt, Heather Richards who will be at Tynecastle bringing you all the build-up before kick-off.

They’ll then hand over to Celtic TV’s commentary team of Daylin Docherty and former Celtic and Scotland forward Suzanne Mulvey to cover all the on-pitch action.

Your Pass to Paradise login details remain the same, simply click below during the build-up to kick-off on Sunday to tune in.

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If you’re struggling to access the platform, our Tech Support team will be on hand on matchday to help – simply email techsupport@celticfc.com if you need assistance.

You can find all the information related to the Pass to Paradise online in our Pass to Paradise FAQs and we hope you find these useful.

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You can also watch the cup final on your TV in the UK from 4pm on BBC Alba.

Manager Fran Alonso said this isn’t just a great occasion for finalists Glasgow City and Celtic, but a great event for the women’s game in Scotland in general.

“I encourage everyone to come. Hopefully the weather is nice and we see a big crowd and a great show of football, which I am sure they will.

“All of us are working together to promote the women’s game. It’s great to see the young girls with the shirts and our players’ names on the back. That’s the best part of football. It’s all about the fans.”

Ways to watch the Scottish Women’s Cup final