NafisaCeltic have been officially crowned Scottish Premiership champions, finishing a remarkable campaign 17 points clear of fierce rivals Rangers after the final day of the season.
Brendan Rodgers’ side capped off their league run with a display that showcased their character, fighting back from a goal down to earn a dramatic draw thanks to an injury-time equaliser from James Forrest.
The veteran winger, introduced in the second half, wrote another chapter into his storied career by scoring in his 16th consecutive campaign for the club—yet another testament to the longevity and spirit that defines this Celtic side.
The Hoops’ dominance throughout the season has been clear, pulling away from Rangers in the title race with ruthless efficiency. While Rangers stumbled, Celtic soared—stringing together consistent performances and showing resilience in key moments that made their fourth consecutive league title inevitable.
As fans erupted at Parkhead and the green and white confetti fell, there was a sense that this wasn’t just a title win, but a statement. One that extended beyond the pitch and straight onto social media.
The Celtic Twitter admin was in no mood to play it safe, trolling Rangers in brutal fashion as the celebrations began.
Two pointed tweets from the official account sent the Celtic support into raptures online, rubbing salt into the wounds of their rivals on a day of pure Hoops jubilation.
The admin’s cheeky posts quickly went viral, reinforcing the dominance not just in footballing terms—but in banter terms too.
For Celtic, this is a day to relish. A commanding title win, a 17-point gap over Rangers, and now eyes turn to next weekend’s Scottish Cup Final against Aberdeen—a repeat of the 2017 showpiece.
Aberdeen come into that match in disarray, following a chaotic defeat to Dundee United that ended with Jack McKenzie needing treatment after being struck by a seat thrown from the stands.
But for now, Celtic will soak in the glory. Champions again. And emphatically so.
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