Title decider not cut short by pitch invasion - SPFL
The SPFL confirmed that Celtic's title-clinching match against Hearts was not prematurely concluded despite a pitch invasion. Fans rushed onto the field after a late goal by Callum Osmand, but the match had officially ended according to the referee. The SPFL condemned the invasion and stated that entering the pitch is unacceptable and poses risks to everyone involved.
- ▪Celtic secured their title with a 3-1 victory over Hearts.
- ▪The match featured a dramatic late goal from Callum Osmand in stoppage time.
- ▪The SPFL condemned the pitch invasion and emphasized the importance of safety at matches.
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Title decider not cut short by pitch invasion - SPFLImage source, SNSImage caption, Fans ran on to the pitch at Celtic Park after Callum Osmand scoredPublished13 minutes agoThe SPFL has confirmed Celtic's title-clinching victory over Hearts on Saturday was not brought to a premature conclusion, while condemning the pitch invasion that followed the last action of a thrilling and chaotic afternoon.Fans streamed out of the stands at Celtic Park after Callum Osmand ran clear to make it 3-1 on 98 minutes.Play did not resume, with eight minutes of stoppage time having been announced at the end of the regulation 90.Hearts began the day one point in front and took the lead through a Lawrence Shankland header.Celtic levelled with an Arne Engels penalty on the stroke of half-time, while Daizen…
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