Celtic’s Scottish Premiership title win at Celtic Park is overshadowed by a pitch invasion at full time, leading to an apology to Hearts and an ongoing investigation. Multiple outlets report that supporters entered the pitch moments after Callum Osmand scored in the 98th minute to seal a 3-1 victory and confirm Celtic’s fifth consecutive league title. Some accounts describe celebrations escalating beyond the stands, with reports that fans confront Hearts players during or after the invasion. Hearts say their players and staff are forced to leave the stadium immediately while still wearing full kit, describing the conditions as menacing and threatening. In response, Celtic issues an apology to Hearts and says it will fully cooperate with investigations into what happened. The pitch invasion also leads to questions over the “premature ending” of the title decider, with the match’s conclusion and immediate aftermath affected by the disorder on the field. The incident becomes the central focus as football authorities look into crowd and safety failures around the closing stages of the match.