The Gers will square off against their Old Firm rivals in search of a third successive triumph in the competition.
Ahead of the showdown, the 18-year-old forward starred in ‘Bring the Heat’, a new series from VERSUS and Scottish Gas uncovering the story behind the Scottish Gas Women’s Scottish Cup Final.
Berry has enjoyed her most prolific campaign in Rangers colours since turning professional in the summer of 2023, but she insists her only focus is on getting her hands on silverware to crown the season.
Speaking as part of the feature, the Scotland youth international said of tomorrow’s clash: “For me, it would be my first proper cup.
“I’m really excited for the game, and I’m hoping we can go out and get the trophy.
“It’s all about winning trophies, and there’s no shying away from that. Beating any team is always amazing, especially in a cup final, but there is always that extra edge playing against Celtic.
“The rivalry is massive. It’s been like that for years. As soon as you’re brought into the club, you’re taught what it means.
“The Men’s fixture means everything, and you’re now beginning to see that with the Women’s.
“Our fans are pretty special in every game, but they definitely show up in these fixtures and give us that extra boost.
“I’d be buzzing to score in this game. It’s a great moment to get to play in the national stadium.”
Born in 2007, Berry detailed her love affair with the club she is now fortunate to represent.
The forward joined the Academy at the age of nine, impressing throughout the youth ranks before making the transition into the first-team at just 16-years-old.
Over and above her undeniable goalscoring prowess, she is a fierce competitor who leaves everything on the pitch.
That will be no different tomorrow afternoon.
Berry added: “It’s just about winning. I love to win, and I hate losing. For me, there’s no better feeling than winning and scoring a goal.
“My determination and drive probably comes from my mum. She is quite a passionate person too. People say we’re quite similar.
“She has probably taught me that growing up, the fire and passion on the pitch. It makes me who I am.
“Some people might not like it – and it gets me in bother at times – but it makes me the player that I am.
“My biggest supporters are my family. My mum, dad, sister, and especially my gran. I don’t think they’ve missed a single game since I was 14.
“Growing up in Glasgow, I go to every game with my uncle and cousin. I care so much about the club, and whenever I pull on the shirt, I want to do my best.”
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