Hearts fail to break the hegemony in Scotland: Champions Celtic

In the last week of the league, Hearts, who are in the leader's seat with 80 points, hosted Celtic, their closest pursuer with 79 points.

Celtic struggled to find positions in the penalty area against Hearts, who controlled the game as they wanted in the first half-hour of the highly anticipated match, and Sebastian Tounekti tried to find the goal from distance in the 32nd minute, but the ball stayed in Alexander Schwolow.

Hearts won a succession of corners in the final period and took the lead in the 43rd minute to take a big advantage on the way to the championship. In the 43rd minute, from a throw in from the right, Lawrence Shankland sent the ball to the back post and Lawrence Shankland sent the ball into the net with a header: 0-1.

The home team's response was not delayed. In a Celtic attack from the left, Kieran Tierney's ball into the penalty area was handled by Alexandros Kyziridis and referee Don Robertson pointed to the penalty spot.

In the 45+4th minute, Arne Engels scored from the corner of the penalty spot and the first half ended in a 1-1 draw.

Celtic started the second half with a slow start and struggled to create positions, while Hearts were more visible in the Hearts goal from the 70th minute onwards, and in the 79th minute Kelechi Iheanacho's shot from inside the penalty arc turned off the crossbar.

In the 87th minute, in a Celtic attack from the left side, Daizen Maeda was the last to touch the ball in the penalty area to give his team a 2-1 lead.

Celtic scored another goal with Callum Osmand in a sudden attack in the 90+8th minute when Hearts loaded with all their lines and beat their opponent 3-1.

Celtic won the 56th championship in their history and overtook Rangers in this field.

The championship trophy, which has not left Glasgow for 41 years in Scottish football, went to Celtic's museum.

Celtic have won 15 of the last 16 league titles.

Hearts gave the championship to Celtic again after 40 years

Hearts, who 40 years ago again went into the last week leading in Scotland but lost the championship to Celtic after losing 2-0 to Dundee in the last game, have once again experienced the same disappointment.

Aberdeen, coached by Alex Ferguson, became the last different champions in Scotland in the 1984-85 season. Since then, only Celtic and Rangers have won the league. Celtic have won the cup 23 times and Rangers 18 times.