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Denmark and Celtic goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel has retired after a shoulder injury ended his top-flight hopes, closing a 21-year career that included a Premier League title and 120 international caps.
Martin O’Neill delivered Celtic’s first domestic double in a decade under emergency conditions. Now, with talks looming, the 74-year-old faces a defining choice — and so does the club. His future hinges on one question: can he step away — or is Celtic ready to beg him to stay?
Daizen Maeda’s audacious Hampden lob sealed Celtic’s double on Saturday, but the striker’s future at Parkhead now hangs by a thread. With a potential move abroad looming this summer, his departure could leave a void no replacement has filled.
Celtic lifted the Scottish Cup for the 42nd time after dominating a spirited Dunfermline Athletic in a 3-1 victory at Hampden Park on Saturday. Goals from Kyogo Furuhashi, James Forrest and Callum McGregor sealed a comfortable triumph for Brendan Rodgers’ side.
Martin O’Neill’s Celtic seek a 14th domestic double against Neil Lennon’s resurgent Dunfermline, who aim to end a 56-year trophy drought this Saturday at Hampden.
The Scottish Professional Football League has launched investigations into four fixtures, including Celtic’s title-clinching wins over Motherwell and Hearts, after supporters stormed the pitch and Hearts allege players were assaulted. Police Scotland have also opened a criminal inquiry into the incidents at Celtic Park and Fir Park.
Martin O’Neill will bid farewell to Celtic on Saturday with a chance to secure a Premiership and Scottish Cup double. The 74-year-old insists he’s focused solely on the final against Dunfermline Athletic.
Neil Lennon’s Dunfermline Athletic will face Celtic in the Scottish Cup final Saturday with a squad rebuilt from injury and a refusal to accept underdog status. The 54-year-old manager dismissed talk of Celtic’s treble dominance as "disrespectful" after his side’s Championship march to Hampden.
Heart of Midlothian condemned remarks defending the Celtic Park pitch invasion that marred their Premiership title loss. Police probe possible assaults on players during the unrest, while the SPFL faces scrutiny over referee timing errors.
Hearts’ 3-1 win at Celtic Park was overshadowed by late pitch invasions, drawing condemnation from Hearts and praise for the Tartan Army’s restraint. National team boss Steve Clarke labelled invasions ‘not right’ and warned of player safety risks as governing bodies weigh sanctions.
Celtic manager Martin O'Neill has rejected suggestions that the pitch invasion following the club's dramatic title-winning goal embarrassed Scottish football. The 98th-minute strike by Callum Osmond triggered chaos at Celtic Park, with fans storming the field as Hearts players fled the pitch.
Celtic manager Martin O'Neill insists no discussions about his future will take place before the weekend’s Scottish Cup final. The 74-year-old admits fatigue but insists he has found unexpected energy in his second spell at Celtic Park.
Martin O’Neill, 73, orchestrated Celtic’s 14th league title in 15 years with a relentless eight-week surge after a second stint as manager. The club faces a critical decision on his future after a Cup final next weekend.
Two officers remain in hospital with serious injuries after violent clashes broke out in Glasgow overnight. Fourteen arrests were made as crowds celebrated Celtic’s title victory, with riot police deployed to restore order.
Celtic clinched the Scottish Premiership title on Saturday as Hearts’ late collapse in a chaotic 3-1 loss at Celtic Park was not ruled void despite a pitch invasion. The SPFL confirmed the match stood as complete, condemning fan encroachment while praising officials for managing a fraught finale.
Heart of Midlothian have upended 40 years of Celtic and Rangers supremacy, finishing second in the Scottish Premiership just a year after finishing seventh. Tony Bloom’s data-driven revolution at Tynecastle is rewriting the rules of Scottish football.
Hearts were forced from Celtic Park by police immediately after the final whistle following a pitch invasion by Celtic fans celebrating the 3-1 win that sealed the Premiership title. The club condemned the scenes as 'shameful' and vowed to pursue action against those responsible.
Celtic secured a dramatic league title victory as Hearts' 66-year wait for glory ended in heartbreak. Tens of thousands of supporters descended on Glasgow city centre just hours after the final whistle.
Martin O’Neill’s interim return delivered a fourth Premiership crown for Celtic in dramatic style, but the 74-year-old remains undecided on his future. A double against Hearts sealed the title with seconds left as Daizen Maeda and Callum Osmand struck late.
Martin O'Neill’s side claimed the title with a last-gasp double in added time, only for Hearts fans to storm the pitch, marring the historic victory. The Scottish champions now face a probe into pitch invasions and late-night celebrations that spiraled out of control.
Martin O’Neill’s Celtic clinched the Premiership with a dramatic late double against Hearts on the final day, capping a season of chaos with an unlikely crown. The 20-year gap between his two title-winning eras now reads as destiny, not distance.
Celtic secured their fifth consecutive Scottish Premiership title on Sunday with a dramatic 2-1 victory over Hearts, who finished runners-up by a single point. The champions' late winner came in stoppage time, ending a season of relentless pressure from rivals Rangers and Hearts.
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A referee’s decision in the heated Celtic-Hearts derby has sparked outrage, with calls for transparency and change in Scottish football officiating. The SPFL faces mounting pressure amid threats of legal action.