Celtic FC were crowned champions of the Scottish Premiership for a record 56th time after a dramatic 3–1 victory over Heart of Midlothian FC on the final day of the season in Glasgow on Saturday.
The title was sealed in an expected drama as Celtic scored twice in the final moments, overturning a tense contest in which Hearts had been on the verge of securing their first league title in 60 years.
صور مؤلمة وحزينة جدًا.
هكذا عاد لاعبين فريق هارتس لمدينتهم بعد خسارة فرصة تحقيق لقب الدوري لأول مرة منذ 60 عام في آخر دقيقة
غادروا الملعب مباشرة حتى إنهم لم يبدّلوا ملابسهم.
الفريق ظل متصدرًا لمدة 250 يومًا، لكنه فقد الصدارة اليوم فقط، في الجولة الختامية، بهدف من سيلتيك قبل… pic.twitter.com/E0fSRTxxi8
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With the match heading into stoppage time and Hearts pushing for a crucial result, Daizen Maeda and Callum Osmand struck late goals to crush the visitors’ hopes and ignite wild celebrations at Celtic Park.
In the final seconds, Osmand added a dramatic finish into an empty net, triggering a pitch invasion from jubilant Celtic supporters as the final whistle confirmed the championship.
The victory marks Celtic’s 14th league title in the last 15 seasons. However, this campaign proved one of their most challenging, with Hearts leading the table for much of the season.
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