Glasgow Celtic have ended the Scottish Premiership season unbeaten to match a 118-year record held by city rivals Rangers.
Hearts win means Celtic equal Rangers record
Brendan Rodgers' side ended the top-flight campaign with a 2-0 home win over Hearts, which came courtesy of Leigh Griffiths and Stuart Armstrong goals.
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The champions have won a record 34 and drawn four of their 38 matches this term, giving them a total of 106 points – the best in the division's history.
Celtic season scoring record increased
They have scored 106 goals across those 38 matches – another record, surpassing the previous best they set in 2003-04 – and conceded only 25.
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It marks the first time that a club in Scotland's top tier has gone the entire league season without defeat since Rangers managed the feat across an 18-game campaign in 1898-99.
