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Celtic can effectively wrap up the Scottish Premiership title when they host Hearts on Saturday lunchtime.

He will be assisted by Dougie Potter and Ross Macleod, while the fourth official is Andrew Dallas. Don Robertson is the man in the middle. While the pressure is off their Celtic Park opponents – Hearts have already clinched third place – the visitors will be keen to finish their league campaign on a high with the Scottish Cup final against Rangers on the horizon.

Match report as Celtic beat Hearts to move to the brink of the Scottish Premiership title; Ellis Simms gave Hearts an early lead; goals from Daizen Maeda, ...

Carl Starfelt appealed for offside as he failed to cut out the flick-on but his trailing leg was probably playing Simms on. If you don't get these decisions then it's going to be a very difficult game. Probably not." Craig Gordon was outstanding as well. Jota was involved again, bringing down a high ball and feeding Greg Taylor's overlap. Match report as Celtic beat Hearts to move to the brink of the Scottish Premiership title; Ellis Simms gave Hearts an early lead; goals from Daizen Maeda, Kyogo Furuhashi, Matt O'Riley and Giorgos Giakoumakis secured win; Celtic will officially be champions if Rangers drop points on Sunday

Ange Postecoglou's Celtic have all but mathematically sealed their 52nd Scottish title after a 4-1 victory over Hearts in the Premiership.

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Celtic fell behind early but roar back to seal 4-1 victory and will officially claim title if Rangers fail to beat Dundee United on Sunday.

Jota fed Greg Taylor’s on the overlap, who crossed deep for O’Riley to side-foot home. Carl Starfelt appealed for offside as he failed to cut out the flick-on but his trailing leg was probably playing Simms on. Maeda failed to make the most of two chances early in the second half and O’Riley struck the inside of the post from 18 yards.

It looks like Snoop Dogg will have to pack his bags and get ready to celebrate in Glasgow after Ange Postecoglou's Celtic FC effectively won the Scottish.

“The champagne is going to be out and we are going to get it poppin’. He added: “The night is going to go off and whatever they want to do, it’s all going to be on Snoop. He said if the Parkhead team win the league, he will get on a plane to Scotland and fork out for a night that the players will never forget.

The victory put Celtic nine points and 22 goals ahead of Rangers, who have three games left starting with Sunday's Ibrox clash with Dundee United. Only an ...

Jota was involved again, bringing down a high ball and feeding Greg Taylor’s overlap. Carl Starfelt appealed for offside as he failed to cut out the flick-on but his trailing leg was probably playing Simms on. Ellis Simms threatened to spoil the party when he fired Hearts into an early lead but Celtic turned the game around before half-time through goals from Daizen Maeda and Kyogo Furuhashi.

The 4-1 victory puts Celtic nine points clear of rivals Rangers, who have three games left but a vastly inferior goal difference, to all but guarantee the ...

became a cult figure after rejuvenating their fortunes. The ecstatic scenes at Celtic Park were a testament to the remarkable influence former Socceroos boss Postecoglou has had since taking over a demoralised club in June last year. - The league title will give Postecoglou a second trophy in his first season at Celtic

Daizen Maeda equalised and Kyogo Furuhashi put Celtic into the lead before half-time and a Matt O'Riley strike after the break finished it. Sub Giorgos ...

It may have been a foul on Sibbick, but his hunger to hunt the ball back brought the equaliser and that was typical of his ability to turn the tide. Ange Postecoglou wasn't able to get his hands on the silver due to mathematics, but the moment is coming very soon and this was another day where his footballing principles and philosophies came to fruition. The Goodison Park kid could be a huge player in the Scottish Cup Final and also into next term for the Jambos. O’Riley wriggled to the byeline and hung a cross up for Jota to attack. Sub Giorgos Giakoumakis added a fourth in the final seconds to really get the party going. At 1-0 down, he got on the ball, he took control and got his team going.

Ange Postecoglou says he'll celebrate at the movies with his kids after sending the green half of Glasgow wild by effectively piloting Celtic to another ...

He's coached title-winning teams in his homeland at South Melbourne and Brisbane Roar, in Japan with Yokohama F. Marinos and now Scotland, as well as taking the Socceroos to the World Cup after guiding them to the Asian Cup title. "I said to the players there's many ways to hit a finish line but it's always nicer if you burst through it, so that's what we plan to do in the next couple of games." "I thought it was a top performance from the boys and for us that's the greatest reward you can get - to see the joy it brings other people.

Daizen Maeda strikes the equalizer and Japanese compatriot Kyogo Furuhashi heads in the winner as the duo help power Scottish Premiership leaders Celtic in ...

Ange Postecoglou won't be hanging around to see if the formality of his Celtic side officially being crowned champions of Scotland happens on Sunday.

Celtic had lost their way as Rangers ruled the Scottish roost but Postecoglou, originally perceived at Parkhead as ‘Ange who?’, has become a cult figure after rejuvenating their fortunes. Would Postecoglou be glued to news of the Rangers game? Their love affair with Postecoglou was there for all to see on Saturday as he blew kisses towards a sea of green following the 4-1 win over Hearts that, all but mathematically, guarantees the title.

Ange Postecoglou's Celtic have all but mathematically sealed their 52nd Scottish title after a 4-1 victory over Hearts in the Premiership.

He's coached title-winning teams in his homeland at South Melbourne and Brisbane Roar, in Japan with Yokohama F. Marinos and now Scotland, as well as taking the Socceroos to the World Cup after guiding them to the Asian Cup title. "It's been a collective effort. Celtic had lost their way as Rangers, under their previous boss Steven Gerrard, ruled the Scottish roost but Postecoglou, originally perceived at Parkhead as 'Ange who?', has become a cult figure after rejuvenating their fortunes.