Congratulations Celtic. A 12th title in 13 years is quite the dynasty.

You can catch highlights of that big win at Rugby Park and all of the other matches on Sportscene.

That's coming up on BBC One Scotland at 22:40.

We're back on Friday for Raith Rovers v Partick Thistle as those two duke it out for a place in the play-off final.

Cheers for now.

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Well played Brendan Rodgers and Celtic on yet another title.

Special praise for Joe Hart, Matt O’Riley and the classy Callum McGregor and James Forrest.

Serial winners who do their talking on the pitch

There was hurt when Brendan Rodgers returned.

This team was going places and then suddenly he left mid-season. If he left at the end, the way Ange Postecolgou did, it wouldn't have had such an impact.

I know why he left. He went down to a big team in England, those opportunities don't come too often.

Some fans found it difficult to accept. The more they see the way they played tonight, they'll hope he can build on this.

Rodgers has got over the negativity.

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A bit more from a delighted Brendan Rodgers.

"People maybe judged the team going all the way back to August, such negativity around the team and performance level. Once we got the fitness levels of important players back, the football elevated itself.

"We stayed focused and believed in what we were doing. There was a lot of pressure on the players, but you only need to look at the results and the performances to see how they coped with that.

"It means a lot. There were question marks over me. Was I good enough to be here? Could I manage this team? Could I get them to play the level of football expected?

"If you doubt it can be an issue for you, but I never had any doubts this season. As the season has gone on we've got better and better.

"I'm so pleased for the supporters. Over these last few months we've all come together."

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers tells BBC Scotland: "Our performance level was immense, this was always going to be a really tough game. Especially on this surface.

"Everything I want in the team, technique, speed, power, mobility, creativity, it was all there.

"Overall, a brilliant team performance and a great way to clinch the title. We wanted to sprint over the line and we went over it really quickly tonight."

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Celtic will go straight into the new look Champions League group phase next season. That's a guaranteed eight games minimum, up from six.

Brendan Rodgers is a top class, elite manager.

He's done it everywhere he's been. He came to Celtic and took them to a different level.

The one thing that will irk him is that he hasn't been able to have a real impact in Europe with Celtic.

That's the next step.

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Hands up who remembers Brendan Rodgers' first competitive match with Celtic. Yes, that's right a 1-0 defeat to Lincoln Red Imps of Gibraltar in July 2016.

He went on to oversee an unbeaten league campaign, amassing 106 points.

In the next season, the winning total was down to 82 points.

They can get to 93 this time if they beat St Mirren at home on Saturday.

Celtic fans, we want to hear from you.

How do you reflect on another title-winning season? And where does this success rank in Brendan Rodgers' triumphs?

Get in touch here.

Celtic were a joy to watch in that first period. They were absolutely terrific.

It hasn't gone all their own way this season, they've had to grind for it.

This is a big night for them. It means all the more because they really had to work for this.

Injuries, lack of form, their manager and their fans berating them at times.

But they got the job done.

Just a fifth league win of 2024 for Hibs.

Maybe Paul Hanlon and Lewis Stevenson should have played more often?

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Take a look at the full-time scenes as Celtic celebrate at Rugby Park.

That's a ninth league title for Celtic skipper Callum McGregor, to go with his seven League Cups and five Scottish Cups...

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The Saints march on. A late equaliser in Perth and they live to fight another day... They were so poor in possession in the second half, while Ross County looked comfortable.

Two points separate these sides heading into the final day of the season. Sunday is now massive for both sides.

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Celtic can go from strength to strength if the board allow Brendan Rodgers to do his job.

I think he'll be there for a few years now. There's a chance to go and build on this.

That's a third title for Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers, keeping up his 100% record over two spells.

He's got three League Cups and will have the chance of a third Scottish Cup against Rangers at Hampden on 25 May.

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Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers tells Sky Sports: "This is a collective performance tonight, I thought we were absolutely brilliant.

"Kilmarnock have done brilliantly this season, but I thought we were on top of our game.

"I believe in the players. From a management perspective, there's been so much to manage.

"There's been so many issues, some real tedious stuff. It's been a great learning season.

"When the pressure's been on, they've got the performances and the results."

A thumping second-half display from Aberdeen as they come back from a goal down to sign off their home campaign in style.

Tete Yengi's penalty was lifted expertly into the roof of the net but Aberdeen looked determined to atone for a slew of first-half missed chances.

Junior Hoilett levelled with a stunning free-kick with the hosts going ahead through captain Graeme Shinnie's header.

Dante Polvara swept his side further ahead followed by Hoilett's second of the game from close range.

Fletcher Boyd, 16, then drove to the edge of the Livingston area and scored his second in as many games.

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St Johnstone stay two points behind Ross County thanks to that late goal.

Saints are at home to Motherwell on Saturday, with County hosting Aberdeen.

Whoever finishes 11th goes into a play-off with Raith Rovers or Partick Thistle.

A rout at Easter Road.

Hibs - seeking a fifth manager in three years - blow Motherwell away in perfunctory fashion.

Myziane Maolida won and scored a penalty before setting up Martin Boyle in the final minutes of the first half.

Boyle added another early in the second, and Hibs could have netted more late on.

They leapfrog Motherwell into eighth place, and ensure Paul Hanlon and Lewis Stevenson a taste of victory in their last home match.

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