Hearts FC has issued a strong condemnation of the behavior exhibited by some Celtic fans during the aftermath of the Scottish Premiership title decider on Saturday. The club described the scenes at Celtic Park as 'shameful' and 'disturbing,' highlighting reports of serious physical and verbal abuse directed at their players and staff. Following the title-sealing goal by Callum Osmand, hundreds of Celtic supporters invaded the pitch, leading to confrontations with Hearts players who were left feeling unsafe. The match, which was still ongoing at 3-1, was abruptly ended, and Hearts players were escorted off for their safety. In their statement, Hearts emphasized the need for the Scottish Football Association and Scottish Professional Football League to take the strongest possible action to protect players and maintain the integrity of the game. The club's captain, Lawrence Shankland, faced a police escort amid reports of a physical altercation with a Celtic supporter. Both Hearts and Celtic management have acknowledged the gravity of the situation, with calls for thorough investigations into the incidents.