1953-05-20: Celtic 2-0 Hibernian, Coronation Cup Final – Pictures

1953-05-20: Celtic 2-0 Hibernian, Coronation Cup Final - Pic

The winning Celtic team pose with the Coronation Cup: (back row, l-r) Trainer Alex Dowdells, Mike Haughney, Alex Rollo, John Bonnar, John McPhail, Bobby Evans, Charlie Tully, manager Jimmy McGrory; (front row, l-r) Bobby Collins, James Welsh, Jock Stein, Neil Mochan, Bertie Peacock, Willie Fernie

Celtic Team Line-Up 1952-53 - The Celtic Wiki
The winning Celtic team pose with the Coronation Cup:

(back row, l-r) Trainer Alex Dowdells, Mike HaughneyAlex RolloJohn BonnarJohn McPhailBobby EvansCharlie Tully, manager Jimmy McGrory;

(front row, l-r) Bobby CollinsJames WalshJock SteinNeil MochanBertie PeacockWillie Fernie


1953-05-20: Celtic 2-0 Hibernian, Coronation Cup Final - Pic

Coronation Cup Final Prog
Coronation Cup Final Prog

This is parish members of St. Bernadette’s Motherwell with the Coronation Cup loaned by Celtic for a charity football match to raise funds in aid of a parish refurb.
the stadium is the old speedway track down at the globe in motherwell
1953-05-20: Celtic 2-0 Hibernian, Coronation Cup - Pic

1953-05-20: Celtic 2-0 Hibernian, Coronation Cup Final - Pic

1953-05-20: Celtic 2-0 Hibernian, Coronation Cup Final - Pictures - The Celtic Wiki

1953-05-20: Celtic 2-0 Hibernian, Coronation Cup Final - Pic

1953-05-20: Celtic 2-0 Hibernian, Coronation Cup Final - Pic

1953-05-20: Celtic 2-0 Hibernian, Coronation Cup Final - Pic
Herald report Coronation Cup Final

Coronation Cup Final

1953-05-20: Celtic 2-0 Hibernian, Coronation Cup Final - Pictures - The Celtic Wiki

20 May 1953. Coronation Cup final. Celtic 2 Hibernian 0…
Neil Mochan’s strike flies past Hibernian keeper Tommy Younger into the top corner to give underdogs Celtic the lead just before the half-hour. Peter has a bird’s eye view of this from his place in the Hampden terracing at the far corner of the ground and rates it the best goal he ever saw.
Legend is that the shot was struck from a bit further out every time Neil told the story! Jimmy Walsh scored a late second as the Hoops yet again won a trophy competed for by top sides from north and south of the border. “Hampden was covered in banners of green.”