St Johnstone boss Tommy Wright has challenged his players to win the club's first major trophy when they face Dundee United in Saturday's William Hill Scottish Cup final at Celtic Park.
Saints are appearing in their first Scottish Cup final, having knocked out Aberdeen in the last four, while United overcame Rangers in the semi-finals and lifted the silverware as recently as 2010.
Wright said: "Everyone has given us praise and plaudits for being the first St Johnstone team to get to the final but the job isn't done because we want to be the first St Johnstone team to win it.
"There is a level of excitement which has built up over the last seven days and the players are aware of the occasion and what it would mean to the club.
"You have to make sure they don't let the occasion take over because if that happens, Dundee United are a very good side and we will end up not winning the cup."
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