US EditionCeltic win Scottish Premiership title after Pope Francis tribute and ticket price protest at Dundee United
- Celtic won their 13th Scottish Premiership title in 14 seasons after defeating Dundee United 5-0, tying with Rangers for a total of 55 top-flight titles.
- The team secured an unassailable lead with 84 points from 34 games, while Rangers can only reach a maximum of 81 points.
- Captain Callum McGregor expressed confidence about the team's performance, stating, "The sky is the limit for us, we were so good today."
- James Forrest celebrated his 26th trophy with Celtic, becoming the club's most decorated player, and said, "It’s hard to put into words, it’s unbelievable to win another trophy with Celtic.
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Celtic win Scottish Premiership title after Pope Francis tribute and ticket price protest at Dundee United
Celtic have won the Scottish Premiership for the fourth year in a row after beating Dundee United 5-0 as their fans protested against the cost of match tickets and a tribute was made to Pope Francis on the day of his funeral.
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