Celtic win Scottish Premiership title after Pope Francis tribute and ticket price protest at Dundee United
- Celtic won the Scottish Premiership title, tying with Rangers on 55 titles, after a convincing 5-0 victory over Dundee United.
- This victory leaves Celtic 18 points ahead of second-place Rangers, who have five matches remaining in the season.
- Celtic fans protested by throwing tangerines on the pitch due to high ticket prices, with charges up to £42.
- Celtic has also won the Scottish League Cup and will play Aberdeen in the Scottish FA Cup final on May 24.
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Celtic win Scottish Premiership title after Pope Francis tribute and ticket price protest at Dundee United
Celtic have won the Scottish Premiership for the fourth year in a row after beating Dundee United 5-0 as their fans protested against the cost of match tickets and a tribute was made to Pope Francis on the day of his funeral.
Celtic is Scottish champion for the 55th time!
Celtic Glasgow has won the Scottish Football Championship for the 13th time in the youngest 14 years! Four laps before the end of the season, the Brendan Rodgers team will not be able to catch up with Dundee United on Saturday after a 5:0. In the eternal ranking Celtic finished with the 55th title to the Glasgow Rangers.The last time, when not one of Glasgow's two big clubs became champion, was 1985.
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