In a match that showcased both skill and determination, Iheanacho’s performance stood out. His winning goal marked his seventh of the season — a testament to his growing influence on the team. Celtic manager Martin O’Neill has emphasized professionalism in the face of fierce rivalry, and this match was no exception.

Key statistics from the match:

• Celtic won 2-1 against Hibernian at Easter Road.
• The win allowed Celtic to potentially level on points with Hearts if they continue their form.
• Celtic has won 14 out of the last 15 Scottish Premiership titles, underscoring their dominance.

Despite having three different managers this season, O’Neill has managed to instill a fighting spirit within his squad. The pressure is palpable as they prepare for their next challenge against Hearts. Meanwhile, Celtic is actively scouting Venezia midfielder Issa Doumbia, whose asking price could break club records at around £12 million.

With only a few games left in the season — specifically four for Hibernian — every point counts. As O’Neill stated, “It wouldn’t enter their heads” to give up now. The stakes are high, and the competition fierce; Celtic must remain focused and resilient.

Iheanacho reflected on his contribution: “I always feel great to come in and help the team to get the win, so I’m happy today.” His words encapsulate the sentiment within the squad as they look to reclaim their status at the top of Scottish football.

The upcoming clash against Hearts will be pivotal. It offers Celtic not just a chance to close the gap but also an opportunity to assert their dominance as they push for another title.

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