Due to the frequency of the two teams appearing in semi-finals and finals held there (often facing one another), its West and East stands are always allocated to the same club and are informally known as the Rangers end and Celtic end respectively.[67][68] That stadium, once the largest in the world,[3][4] attracted the largest Old Firm attendance of all time with 132,870 at the 1969 Scottish Cup Final[62] (it is not the record for the competition, with 147,365 having attended the 1937 final which also featured Celtic, versus Aberdeen).[62][66] The record Scottish League Cup final attendance (107,609; October 1965) was an Old Firm affair,[62] although the tournament record was set in 1947 when Rangers overcame Hibernian in a semi-final before 123,830.[69]