Celtic’s title winning weekend will spark all sorts of celebrations, winning the title unbeaten is a great achievement as the pressure switches to completing the campaign unbeaten.
With Celtic Park virtually a fortress the biggest threat to the unbeaten record lies on the road. If Tynecastle is survived on Sunday the post split visits to Aberdeen and Ibrox will be the biggest tests.
First of all there is a title to be won, the sixth in succession with all hoops fans hoping that Aberdeen can win at Dundee tonight to provide the team with the chance to clinch the title on their own accord.
On their current run two titles have been won on the road, two on home soil and the 2015 title won by Aberdeen losing at Dundee United while Ronny Deila’s side enjoyed a day off.
Of the titles won the first at Rugby Park was the sweetest, as the financial doping scandals across the city finally came home to roost there was an air of satisfaction that patience had finally paid off.
Rugby Park was rammed with fans ready to celebrate capturing the title, the outcome was never in doubt with the big question now being asked is whether there is a seventh, eighth, ninth and magical tenth title still to come.