In response to a pitch invasion by Celtic supporters following their 3-1 victory over Hearts in the Scottish Premiership, Police Scotland has vowed to take 'robust and swift action' against any criminal acts. The incident occurred when Celtic secured their title with a late goal from Callum Osmand, prompting hundreds of fans to storm the field. Reports of physical and verbal abuse directed at Hearts players and staff have emerged, with Christian Borchgrevink, a substitute for Hearts, recounting the chaos as players sought safety. Police investigations are underway, with Assistant Chief Constable Mark Sutherland confirming that they are assessing whether any players were assaulted. The Scottish Professional Football League (SPFL) condemned the invasion, stating that such actions jeopardize the safety of all match participants. Hearts FC expressed their disappointment, labeling the events as 'shameful' and calling for strong action from football authorities to protect the integrity of the sport. They emphasized the need for accountability to prevent similar incidents in the future.