Two Police Officers Injured and 14 Arrests Made After Celtic Title Win

Two police officers were seriously injured and 14 arrests were made after Celtic fans gathered in Glasgow following the team's 3-1 win over Heart of Midlothian. Fans gathered in the Trongate area of the city after the game, initially setting off green flares and drinking before the situation escalated.

Officers assisting paramedics at a medical emergency were struck by bottles. Riot police were deployed to disperse the crowd. Assistant Chief Constable Mark Sutherland said one officer sustained facial injuries and another suffered bruising to the body. He described the violence as disgusting and said the club needed to work with authorities to prevent similar incidents next year.

Celtic fans entered the pitch as the third goal was scored. The match did not restart after the incident. Hearts condemned the atmosphere inside the stadium and said staff had to leave without completing post-match duties. The SPFL stated it would review reports before deciding on any action and plans to discuss pitch invasions with the Scottish government.