Celtic secured some consolation for losing out on the league title to bitter rivals Rangers by winning the Scottish Cup final with a 3-0 win over Motherwell at Hampden Park Saturday. The Glasgow side took control after South Korean midfielder Ki Sung-yeung lashed in from 30 metres after 32 minutes in a contest played throughout in driving rain. Motherwell, in the final for the first time since their 1991 triumph, hit the bar through Gavin Gunning but two goals in the final 15 minutes ended their hopes. Marc Wilson's low shot clipped Motherwell defender Stephen Craigan and wrongfooted keeper Darren Randolph and Charlie Mulgrew sealed Celtic's triumph with a well-struck freekick. It was Celtic's 35th Scottish Cup triumph and their first silverware under manager Neil Lennon, who has endured a troubled season.