Celtic clinched a record-breaking 14th Scottish Premiership crown in 15 seasons and handed Hearts a painful blow in the race for their first title since 1960, completing a dramatic 3-1 victory over their rivals in Glasgow on Saturday.
The Hoops lifted the trophy for the 56th time in their history, reaffirming their dominance at the top of Scottish football.
Match key moments
- Hearts broke the deadlock in the 38th minute, with Michael Steinwender putting the visitors ahead.
- After the interval, Iheanacho came on in place of Sebastian Tounekti.
- Celtic restored parity late in the first half, scoring through Arne Engels from the penalty spot.
- Daizen Maeda then struck to put Celtic in front, followed by a second goal from Callum Osmand to seal the win.
Celtic’s triumph was secured under Martin O’Neill, with the 3-1 scoreline ensuring their title charge ended in style by defeating the division’s leading challengers.
In the final standings, Celtic finished first with 82 points, finishing two points clear of Hearts.
