Hibernian won their first Scottish Cup since 1902 with a dramatic 3-2 victory over Rangers at Hampden Park on Saturday.
Alan Stubbs' side came out on top in a thrilling match to claim the silverware and can now also look forward to Europa League football come July.
Anthony Stokes gave Hibs an early lead with a cool finish but Kenny Miller converted a James Tavernier cross to equalise before half-time and Andy Halliday fired Mark Warburton's men ahead with a terrific shot from outside the box after 64 minutes.
Stokes made it 2-2 with a header from substitute Liam Henderson’s corner and David Gray grabbed a stoppage-time winner - also from a Henderson corner - as the Easter Road club celebrated a historic triumph at the National Stadium.
