A die-hard Hibs fan was devastated after having to fulfil a promise to his Hearts supporting son that he would take him to the Scottish Cup final.
Jason Hood said he was "almost in tears" when his eight-year-old son Lewis told him he was a Hearts fan last year - despite his dad being a life-long Hibs supporter.
The 33-year-old refused to take the youngster to any rival games but did make him a promise that he would take him to the Scottish Cup final if Hearts qualified.
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Jason from Niddrie, Edinburgh, was already devastated when his team were unable to beat the rival team in the semi-finals last month.
But the council worker never believed that Hearts would make it far enough through to the final.
Video shows Jason looking less-than-impressed at Hampden on Saturday May 21 as he stuck to his word and took Lewis to the match against Rangers.
The doting dad wore jeans to cover up his Hibs tattoo on his calf but refused to join in when "buzzing" Lewis was belting out Hearts songs.
In another blow, the schoolboy made his dad pose up for a photograph where he held up five fingers to symbolise Hibs' 5-1 defeat to Hearts in the 2012 Scottish Cup Final.
However it was Jason who had the last laugh when Rangers scored two goals in extra time, leaving him in fits of laughter while Hearts fans had their heads in their hands.
After his side went two-nil down, Lewis was captured on video asking his dad: “Why did you take me here?”
Jason posted a video of his Hampden visit on TikTok the following day, writing: “The things I put myself through for my son.”
