Watch two contrasting reactions in Edinburgh pubs as Osmand clinches the SPFL title

Alongside the overhead kick from Daizen Maeda, Callum Osmand’s goal against Hearts will be remembered as one of the iconic moments of the season. Certainly in Edinburgh, with contrasting emotions.

Seven minutes into stoppage time in the 38th match of the season the destination of the title was still in the balance.

Celtic were leading 2-1 but just one goal from Hearts would take the trophy to Tynecastle.

Goalkeeper Alex Schwolow went up to snatch glory as Don Robertson awarded another free kick to the visitors.

Inside Celtic Park fans held their breath.

Thousands watching on television were mesmerised. For months we’ve been told to expect twists and turns.

Would there be another twist in this season of seasons?

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Was Schwolow about to go all Jimmy Glass and be swamped with celebrations, remembered forever as the goalie that took the title to Tynie?

In one pub in Edinburgh fans were about to exit the scene, drying their eyes as memories of Albert Kidd and Dens Park came flooding back.

In a different pub the tension and fear of the last few months was about to be removed. The nightmare scenario was removed.

Rather than Schwolow being the hero he looked like a clown. As three Celtic players raced unattended towards goal with Osmand delivering the telling blow.