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"Rangers' Historic Triumph: Celebrating the Scottish Cup Treble in 2003" On May 31, 2003

Rangers arrive back at Ibrox after winning the Treble. 31 / 05 / 03
Rangers arrive back at Ibrox after winning the Treble. 31/05/03

RANGERS FOOTBALL TEAM 1894 With Scottish Cup after defeating Celtic in very first Old Firm match

Glasgow Rangers 3 v Celtic 2. Scottish Cup final match at Hampden Park. (Picture) Rangers players celebrate after their victory over arch rivals Celtic in the Scottish Cup back at Ibrox

Rangers 1 Dundee 0 31 / 05 / 03
Rangers 1 Dundee 0 31/05/03

Dundee 0 Rangers 1 31 / 05 / 03
Dundee 0 Rangers 1 31/05/03

Rangers1 Dundee 0 31 / 05 / 03
Rangers 1 Dundee 0 31/05/03

St Johnstone 3 v Glasgow Rangers 3. Scottish Cup 4th round at Muirton Park. (Picture) Colin Jackson sinks to his knees to salute Rangers last gasp equaliser as his colleagues rush to congratulate

Scottish Cup Final Rangers versus Kilmarnock April 1932. Rangers 3 Kilmarnock 0. Captain Meiklejohn of Rangers with the Scottish Cup and the three goalscorers l-r McPhail English Meiklejohn

Scottish Cup Final Rangers versus Partick Thistle April 1930. Rangers 2 Partick Thistle 1 Meiklejohn the captain (centre) with Craig and Marshall the goal scorers. Circa April 1930

Celtic 3-0 Dundee, a.e.t. Scottish Cup Semi Final Replay, Celtic Park, Wednesday 11th April 1973

Celtic 3-0 Dundee, Scottish Premier league match at Celtic Park, Saturday 13th October 1979

Celtic Rangers Scottish Cup final replay 1963 Celtic'
Celtic Rangers Scottish Cup final replay 1963 Celtics goalkeeper Frank Haffey saves shot from Alex Millar

Scottish Cup Final Replay 1963 Rangers versus Celtic sdrscottishcupfinal

Rangers v Kilmarnock - William Hill Scottish Cup - Fifth Round Replay - Ibrox Stadium
Rangers Alfredo Morelos scores his first goal during the Scottish Cup replay at Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow

Kilmarnock v Rangers - William Hill Scottish Cup - Fifth Round - Rugby Park
Kilmarnocks Dan Bachmann saves a penalty from Rangers captain James Tavernier during the Scottish Cup match at Rugby Park, Kilmarnock

Rangers v Falkirk - William Hill Scottish Cup Quarter Final - Ibrox Stadium
Rangers captain James Tavernier and mascots during the Scottish Cup match at Ibrox, Glasgow

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"Rangers' Historic Triumph: Celebrating the Scottish Cup Treble in 2003" On May 31, 2003, history was made as Rangers Football Team arrived back at Ibrox Stadium to a hero's welcome after achieving an extraordinary feat - winning the treble. The euphoria of this momentous occasion echoed through the hearts of every loyal supporter. Rewinding to their humble beginnings in 1894, Rangers proudly posed with the Scottish Cup after defeating Celtic in their very first encounter. Little did they know that this triumph would set them on a path towards greatness and countless more victories. Fast forward to that unforgettable day in May '03 when Rangers faced Dundee and emerged victorious with a narrow but significant scoreline of 1-0. The jubilation was immeasurable as fans erupted into cheers while players basked in the glory of securing another crucial win for their beloved club. But it wasn't just about one match; it was about an entire season filled with determination, resilience, and unwavering spirit. This triumphant journey culminated at Hampden Park where Glasgow Rangers clashed against Celtic in a fiercely contested Scottish Cup final match. In an exhilarating showdown, they outshone their rivals by emerging victorious with a thrilling scoreline of 3-2. The celebrations were unparalleled as supporters poured onto the streets to revel in this historic achievement. The team's return to Ibrox Stadium marked not only their success but also showcased unity between players and fans alike – united under one banner, bound by passion for football. This victory etched its place among legends as Rangers eternally engraved their name on the illustrious Scottish Cup trophy once again. It symbolized not only sporting excellence but also represented years of dedication and hard work from everyone involved within the club. As we look back upon these cherished memories today, we are reminded of how sport can unite communities and ignite unbridled joy.