Scottish Football Tips | 24th May 2015 | Sky Sports 3

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WILLIE Duncan (@Willie_Duncan) thinks next week's Scottish Cup Final could lead to big profit this week. Here's his best bet.

Celtic v Inverness CT | Sunday 12:30 | Sky Sports 3

I remember being at Celtic Park for the final league game of the 2011/12 season. Hearts were absolutely rank rotten that day and got stuffed 5-0, but I really couldn't have cared less.

The reason? Six days after the trip to Celtic Park, Paulo Sergio's side were due back in Glasgow to face Hibernian in the Scottish Cup Final.

All that anyone of a Hearts persuasion could talk or think about before, during and after the Celtic game was the impending Cup crunch against the Hibees – and that's why I expect Inverness Caledonian Thistle to take a hammering in Glasgow on Sunday afternoon.

John Hughes' side will have, at least, one eye (quite possibly two) on their Hampden date with Falkirk at the end of this month.

Nobody who pulls on the Caley Jags' shirt this weekend will want to risk a red card or an injury that would see them miss the Scottish Cup final – and Celtic will be determined to put on a show for their fans on the day that they pick up the Scottish Premiership trophy for a fourth successive season.

The Hoops may have been held to a frustrating 0-0 draw with St Johnstone at McDiarmid Park last weekend, but they have won seven of their last eight home games by at least two goals.

Revenge, too, could be a motivating factor for Ronny Deila's side; just as it was in 2012, Celtic will line up against the side that knocked them out of the Scottish Cup at the semi-final stage.

That's why I'll be piling onto the home side (-1) ahead of the match at Celtic Park.

The 5/6 quote is a wee bit skinnier than I would have liked for my tip on the final day of the league season, but for me, the bet is far too tasty to resist and I'll be all over it on Sunday.

Best Bets

Celtic v Inverness CT – Celtic -1 (5/6 Skybet)

 

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Willie is a freelance sports writer, specialising in Scottish football. He has covered Scottish football for more than a decade, working for a variety of betting organisations and media outlets. Away from betting, Edinburgh-born Willie enjoys nothing more than watching his beloved Hearts in action.

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