Here’s how to watch Celtic vs Hearts today as the title rivals fight to be crowned Scottish Premiership champions on the final day of the season, with FourFourTwo bringing you all the details on free live streams and TV channels, wherever you are in the world.
It has set up this title decider perfectly, with unfancied Hearts needing to avoid defeat to clinch a first Scottish title since 1960 – and the first by a non-Old Firm team since 1985.
Read on as FourFourTwo brings you all the information on how to watch Celtic vs Hearts online, on TV, and from anywhere.
Can I watch Celtic vs Hearts for free?
Yes, Celtic vs Hearts is available to watch for free on TRT Spor via Tabii in Turkey.
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Watch Celtic vs Hearts in the UK
Celtic vs Hearts will be broadcast live on Sky Sports. It’s a 12:30pm kick-off and will be shown on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Football.
Watch Celtic vs Hearts in the US
As mentioned above, Celtic vs Hearts is being shown live on the CBS Sports Network in the US. You can also watch it on Paramount+.
How to watch Celtic vs Hearts in Australia
In Australia, you can watch Celtic vs Hearts on beIN Sports.
This game will go out on the beIN Sports 3 channel.
Celtic vs Hearts: Scottish Premiership preview
It all comes down to this.
After 37 games across nine months, the most exciting Scottish Premiership title race for several years will be decided by 90 minutes at Celtic Park on Saturday lunchtime.
For pure theatre, Celtic’s last-gasp win at Motherwell on Wednesday night set up this huge season finale perfectly – not that Hearts will see it that way. With the score 2-2 heading into stoppage time at Fir Park, Martin O’Neill’s side looked set to go into the final game of the season three points behind Hearts, with a goal difference that was worse by six – meaning they would need to beat the leaders by three goals to snatch the title.
But everything changed when referee John Beaton was sent to the VAR monitor over a possible handball by Motherwell’s Sam Nicholson. The referee awarded Celtic a penalty and Kelechi Iheanacho stepped up nine minutes into stoppage time to secure a 3-2 victory that moved his side to just a single point behind Hearts.
It means that if Celtic beat their title rivals at home, they will be champions for the fifth successive season. It should be quite an atmosphere in Glasgow.
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That controversial decision has added extra needle to a contest that was already full of storylines, with Hearts boss Derek McInnes blasting the penalty call as “disgusting”.
You have to feel for the Edinburgh club, who also felt they should have been awarded a spot-kick in their 1-1 draw with Motherwell last Saturday. They have done everything right all season and must have thought their 3-0 win over Falkirk on Wednesday had left them with one hand on the trophy.
Hearts fans are now in an agonising situation where they have enjoyed their best campaign in years yet could still have their dreams crushed at the final hurdle. They will at least be the neutral’s choice, as they aim to win a first Scottish title since 1960 and break the Old Firm’s 41-year stranglehold on the top flight.
A draw would be enough for McInnes’ men to clinch the title, and they can take heart from the fact that they won at Celtic Park back in December and are unbeaten in their three previous meetings with Celtic this season.
FourFourTwo’s prediction
Celtic 1-1 Hearts
This one is almost impossible to call, but FourFourTwo predicts Hearts will do just enough to secure an historic title.
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