Celtic clinched their third consecutive Scottish Premiership title in style at Rugby Park on Wednesday night, overwhelming Kilmarnock in a resounding 5-0 victory.
The Hoops wasted no time asserting their dominance, with Adam Idah striking first just five minutes into the game. Daizen Maeda swiftly doubled the lead, followed by goals from James Forrest and Matt O’Riley.
This remarkable display was arguably Celtic’s standout performance of the season, as their passionate supporters in the away stands brought the stadium to life with their unwavering cheers.
As the final whistle blew, a deafening roar filled the air, accompanied by a dazzling pyrotechnics show that unfortunately singed one of Sky Sports’ sound wires, rendering parts of their post-match coverage inaudible.
In a moment of light-heartedness, former Celtic manager and pundit Neil Lennon quipped live on air, “No pyro, no party, you know what I mean!”
Despite the technical hiccup, the celebratory atmosphere persisted, with Lennon receiving a warm reception from the traveling supporters in recognition of his past achievements with the club.
In a touching gesture, Rodgers also joined in the celebratory spirit, ensuring he was acknowledged by the fans amidst what was truly a night to remember.
