The Hoops, eight-in-a-row Scottish Premiership champions, will face Hearts in the Scottish Cup final in a bid to bring the treble treble to Parkhead.
Celtic captain Scott Brown has taken to social media to congratulate his teammates on their Scottish Premiership final-day 2-1 win over Hearts as well as banging the drum ahead of their rematch for the right to lift the Scottish Cup.
Mikey Johnston opened the scoring for the eight-in-a-row champions after just two minutes played at Parkhead but Jake Mulraney made the most of a Scott Bain error to level in the 18th minute.
Although Celtic dominated possession and weighed in with plenty of efforts, they struggled to make another breakthrough until the 84th minute of the match, when Johnston picked his spot and slotted past Zdenek Zlamal for the winner.
Posting an Instagram message which was also shared on his Twitter feed, Brown spoke highly of his Hoops charges for their part in the “amazing day” on Sunday but called for “one more big push” as Saturday’s cup final at Hampden Park beckons:
Here is what some of the Bhoys faithful said on Twitter as a historic treble treble beckons:
It will likely be a testing summer for Celtic given the current squad situation and the continuing debate over who the new permanent manager should be but with Brown on the field the Hoops faithful will be confident of their team making history this weekend.
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