Celtic and Hearts will clash in a final day title-decider in the Scottish Premiership on May 16th. The game will be played at Celtic Park, with the hosts coming off an exhilarating 3-2 away win over Motherwell in midweek. Daizen Maeda equalized for Celtic just before the break, after Elliot Watt's 17th-minute strike. Benjamin Nygren put the visitors ahead, but Liam Gordon drew Motherwell level late on. However, Kelechi Iheanacho converted a controversial penalty to win the game. The victory left Celtic a point behind Hearts, who claimed a 3-0 home win over Falkirk. Frankie Kent, Cameron Devlin, and Blair Spittal scored for the Edinburgh outfit. The head-to-head record between the two sides shows Celtic with 225 wins, and Hearts with 87 wins. Their most recent clash ended in a 2-2 draw. Martin O'Neill, in his second spell as Celtic manager, has helped stabilize the ship, and the Hoops are a win away from retaining their title. Derek McInnes' side needs only a draw to win the league, but Celtic is expected to claim a thrilling victory. The last five head-to-head games have produced three goals or more, with four games witnessing goals at both ends. Celtic's quest to win a fifth successive league title started on a poor note, but the team has shown improvement under O'Neill. Hearts, on the other hand, is on the cusp of history, aiming to win a first league title since 1960. The game promises to be an exciting encounter, with both teams looking to give it their all. Celtic's recent form has been impressive, with six of their last seven games across competitions seeing both sides find the back of the net and producing three goals or more. The stage is set for a thrilling title-decider, and Celtic is ready to give it their all. The Hoops have a Cup final to look forward to against Dumfermline next week, but their focus is on the title-decider against Hearts. The match will be a test of endurance and skill, with both teams looking to emerge victorious. And with the title on the line, Celtic is ready to put in a strong performance. But Hearts will not go down without a fight, and the game promises to be an intense encounter. So, the stage is set for a thrilling title-decider, and only time will tell who will emerge victorious.