Celtic produced a stunning comeback to deny Hearts a historic Scottish Premiership triumph, winning 3-1 at Parkhead to secure their 14th title in 15 years. Lawrence Shankland's early header put Hearts in command, but a controversial penalty before halftime changed everything. Martin O'Neill's side dominated the second half and completed the turnaround through goals from Daizen Maeda and Callum Osmand.

The victory capped a remarkable late-season surge from Celtic, who have now scored 10 goals in stoppage time this campaign. Hearts, who led the table for 250 days and needed only a draw to become champions, were left heartbroken. Their last top-flight title came in 1960, and they would have been the first non-Glasgow side to win the league since Aberdeen in 1985.

VAR played a decisive role throughout the week, with Saturday's offside call overturned after review to allow Maeda's crucial goal. Hearts also felt aggrieved by previous decisions in their matches against Motherwell. Callum Osmand's late strike sealed the win as Celtic supporters flooded the pitch in celebration.

This dramatic finale showcased Celtic's trademark resilience under O'Neill, who rescued the club twice this season. The Hoops scored 18 goals in the final 15 minutes of matches, demonstrating their never-say-die mentality that defines champions.