Following Celtic's 4-0 win against St. Johntstone, they were awarded the trophy for making easy work of the Scottish Premier League. At one point, Celtic manager Neil Lennon took the trophy over to the stands, pulled his winner's medal off his neck and handed it to a young girl in the stands.

It was a move reminiscent of when Jose Mourinho chucked his Chelsea 2006 winner's medal into the stands at Stamford Bridge, but more of a tender moment than a display of swaggering brashness. Lennon, of course, already has a Scottish Premier League winner's medal from last season. Judging by the girl's reaction, she's going to give this year's medal a good home.

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Bayern Munich were finally handed the Bundesliga trophy they won over a month ago after their 3-0 win against Augsburg. And with that, the traditional beer showers commenced.

Though no one was safe, Franck Ribery seemed to be everyone's preferred target. Thomas Muller, meanwhile, lost his mind. Have a look...

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While trying to avoid relegation yet again in the Premier League, Wigan completed a massive upset against Manchester City to win their first FA Cup. With the score still 0-0, City defender Pablo Zabaleta was sent off in the 84th minute for a bad challenge on Callum McManaman. With the man advantage, Wigan's only substitute, Ben Watson, scored the match's only goal in the first minute of injury time to give his side the unexpected silverware.

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With his contract up at the end of the season, Frank Lampard broke Chelsea's all-time scoring record with a brace in their 2-1 win against Aston Villa. The win virtually ensures a place in the Champions League for Chelsea next season and Lampard's two goals earned him a ride atop goalkeeper Petr Cech's shoulders.

Lampard broke Bobby Tambling's record of 202 goals scored for the club, where he played between 1959 and 1970.

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"It's great to get the record, especially in an important game," Lampard, who has 607 appearances for Chelsea, told the BBC.

"I'm hoping I'll be here, and at the end of the season we'll get a decision on that.

"Today was really nice not only personally but it got us into the Champions League, and a club like Chelsea need to compete at that level. Strange things have happened at this club over the years but the one constant is the success.

"The manager situation has been pretty clear for a while now so the manager and the players want to make the best of the

In honor of Sir Alex Ferguson's announcement this week that he will retire at the end of the season, Soccer AM shared never before seen video of the legendary manager doing something he'll now have plenty of time for. Filmed at his charity golf dinner in 2011, the clip shows Ferguson on stage with a band, wearing a Scottish hat with fake red hair.

The band performs The Proclaimers' "I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)" and Ferguson dances to the beat before attempting to sing along. "Attempting" being the key word there. Ferguson finishes off the tune by pretending to play the keyboard and then going into the start of The Bonnie Banks o' Loch Lomond. Expect to see all of this and more in a pub near you when he goes on tour next season.

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Werder Bremen have denied Eintracht Frankfurt supporters' odd request to bring a concert xylophone into the away section of the Weserstadion for Saturday's Bundesliga match. Since traveling fans in Germany must get the home club's approval on items brought into the stadium for matches, the xylophone somehow made it onto the list. Bremen approved the usual megaphones, flags and drums, but the xylophone was not allowed.

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When the news broke late on Tuesday that Frankfurt supporters were not allowed to take any xylophones to Bremen, Frankfurt fans on the official club board laughed in disbelief, with one writing: "Xylophones are a thing of the past. Real away thugs bring their fipple flutes."

Frankfurt's fan liaison officer explained that Bremen feared that a full-scale xylophone could block emergency exits. Bremen's head of security added that he had never heard of fans trying to bring a concert xylophone into a stadium in his 20 years of doing the job.

You might be able to ban the xylophones of Frankfurt, Werder Bremen. But you can't silence the soothing twinkle of the xylophone music in their hearts.

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Perhaps anticipating a less than entertaining match, Manchester City published an FA Cup final bingo board on their official website to help keep viewers alert as they play Wigan. The club enlisted the proprietor of Football Cliches to put the board together (which has become something of an Internet cliche itself) and the result is a cross-section of the familiar moments and phrases that will inevitably play out.

Have a look...

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Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba (which is partnered with Yahoo!) held their annual group wedding for employees, where 688 couples were married. All of the couples included at least one employee of the company and about 81 couples were both employees. But only one couple (we think) married with the groom wearing a Cristiano Ronaldo Real Madrid shirt and the bride in a Leo Messi Barcelona shirt.

This shows that there really is hope for us all. If these two can get married in a mass wedding even though they're on different sides of the heated Ronaldo v Messi divide, can't we all put aside our differences and get along instead of arguing things that, in the end, don't really matter? Cristiano, what do you think?