Celtic B defeated Partick Thistle 4-0 to reach the Glasgow Cup final.
Stephen McManus' side opened the scoring 17 minutes after young midfielder Tsoanelo Letsosa won the ball back high up and the pitch and made no mistake as he finished calmly.
Just over 10 minutes later, Celtic doubled their lead as Letsosa netted his second of the match to finish a brilliant passing move down the left-hand side of the pitch.
After going into the break 2-0 up, the visitors began to grow into the match more during the second 45 minutes.
They were awarded a penalty on the 72nd minute after Letosoa was judged to have handled the ball.
However, Celtic goalkeeper Josh Clarke saved from the spot to keep the young Hoops two goals to the good.
Five minutes later and it was game over as Josh Thomson finished calmly after a superb individual run.
With two minutes left of normal time defender Ben McPherson made it 4-0 to cap off another good team move.
They will face the winners of Rangers B and Queen's Park in the final.
You can watch the highlights in the video below.
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One of the youth prospects involved in the match, Ben Quinn, has signed a contract extension with Celtic until 2025.
The winger, who has featured 38 times for the Lowland League side this season, has committed his future to the Hoops for at least another two campaigns.
He has scored 12 goals and provided seven assists across all competitions, including the UEFA Youth League and Premier League International Cup.
Speaking to the official Celtic website after signing his new deal, the Irishman said: "I’m absolutely buzzing to have signed a new deal.
"It’s a great achievement for my family and me. So I’m just delighted to get it done.
"It’s been an enjoyable season. I was maybe struggling a bit at the start of the campaign, but I’ve grown into it and I’m just looking to push on from here.
"Both Stephen (McManus) and Darren (O'Dea) have been fantastic. They push you to your limits every day, and get the best out of you. So it’s been great to work under them.
"I’m really happy to continue my journey with the club. I feel like I’ve really settled in now, and I’m ready to push on."
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