Sir Rod Stewart was joined by some famous faces as he celebrated Celtic's win at a Glasgow bar on Sunday evening.

The Glasgow Times previously reported that the Maggie May singer was filmed singing along to Grace and The Celtic Song with fellow punters at Murphy's Irish Bar in the Merchant City on Sunday night.

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Today, the pub has shared a photo of Stewart alongside former Scotland striker and TalkSPORT regular Alan Brazil as well as Glasgow DJ Jackmaster as they raised a glass following the club's 2-1 Viaplay Cup win over Rangers at Hampden.

In a caption, the Murphy's team made a joke about the unlikely trio and posted another photo of singer Johnny Mac from Sunday's celebrations before reminding regulars of their weekly lineup of live music.

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The post read: "Rod Stewart, Alan Brazil, Jackmaster and Johnny Mac walk into a bar…

"Murphy’s Irish Bar… last Sunday.

"But, that’s not who we’re here to talk about… We’re here to talk about Katelin Tierney, Liam McGrandles, Paddy Gunning, Glasnevin and our incredibly talented musicians who play in Murphy’s every weekend.

"Pop down and see what all the fuss is about."

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