 Celtic spent one season – 1994–95 – away from home at Hampden Park (between the national stadium's own periods of extensive renovation that required several national cup finals and Scotland fixtures to be played at the other large Glasgow venues) which was familiar to many of the players from internationals and cup fixtures; indeed, the last match of their spell at Hampden before returning to a half-completed Celtic Park was the 1995 Scottish Cup Final, which they won.The sums spent by Celtic and others to modernise their stadia in that era was in contrast to Rangers who had carried out their major upgrades some years earlier, and this extra revenue was reflected in the "Gers"' dominance on the field in those years.Several middle-order teams such as Partick Thistle endured financial hardship modernising their ground, exacerbated by a requirement of the new Scottish Premier League in 1998 (although it was actually set in place in 1994 with clubs given the intervening years to comply) stipulating that a ground had to have 10,000 seats, far more than the average attendance of all but a handful of its members.