The Celtic women’s team clinched their first league title in history on Sunday, securing a dramatic victory with a 90th-minute goal by Amy Gallagher. The atmosphere at Celtic Park was electric, with 7,500 fervent fans in attendance, all hoping to witness the Ghirls’ triumphant end to the season.

The nail-biting match kept supporters on edge, but the joy that erupted as Gallagher’s goal hit the net made the tension worth enduring. The final whistle marked not just a win, but a historic achievement for the Celtic women’s team, a milestone celebrated exuberantly by players and fans.

Adding to the significance of the day, Celtic men’s manager Brendan Rodgers was present in the stands, accompanied by his wife, to witness the landmark victory. Rodgers’ attendance highlighted the unity within the club, as just a day earlier, he had overseen his own team’s success in a challenging title race, culminating in their league triumph.

Rodgers’ support for women’s coach Elena Sadiku and her squad underscores a growing recognition and celebration of the women’s game within the club.

This landmark victory for the Ghirls not only marks a high point in the club’s history but also sets a promising foundation for the future. With enthusiastic backing, the Celtic women’s team is poised to build on this success, aiming for even greater achievements in the seasons to come.

The celebratory scenes in Paradise on Sunday were down to the hard work, dedication, and resilience of the team. As the Ghirls bask in the glory of their historic triumph, the entire Celtic fanbase stands proud.