Glasgow’s Celtic Park has been confirmed as the host of the 2019 PRO 14 final, in a move that will see the event be held outside of a traditional rugby venue for the first time.
Celtic’s football stadium will host the season’s climax on 25 May.
“We’re certain fans across the Pro14 will share in our excitement,” the league’s chief executive Martin Anayi said.
“Glasgow has so much to offer in terms of hospitality, culture and heritage.”
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A bid involving Scottish Rugby, Celtic, City of Glasgow Council and Glasgow Warriors has ensured that the final will return to Scotland for a second time in three years.
BT Murrayfield, Scotland’s national rugby stadium, was the host in 2016, while this year’s final was held at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin, with Leinster beating Scarlets.