Celtic goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel tells BBC Scotland: "Amazing occasion, the accumulation of many weeks of hard work.

"Nice to share it with the fans, frustrating game but so happy for Jamesy [Forrest] at the end. He's the epitome of [longevity]."

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Celtic winger James Forrest has been speaking to BBC Scotland about his late equaliser that made sure he has now scored for a 16th consecutive season.

"I don't think you could have written it any better," he says. "Everyone has been wanting me to score and get the record, so I'm just happy to do it for everyone.

"It's hard to put it into words. I'm just trying to enjoy every last minute of playing for Celtic. It's been an unbelievable career and I've absolutely loved it and I hope I still have a few big moments and trophies like this.

"When you get days like this, it just makes you want more."

Asked how he felt when the ball hit the net, he replies: "Relief. I was just buzzing."

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To watch all of today's goals, drama and title celebrations, tune into Sportscene later.

The BBC Scotland channel is where you need to be at 19:15 BST.

This is how the table looks at the end of the season for the top six.

United snatch fourth on a dramatic day, with Aberdeen dropping to fifth and St Mirren remaining sixth.

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Elsewhere at Tannadice, what a brilliant achievement for Dundee United. Their first season back in the Premiership and they've finished fourth.

Surely that was beyond their wildest dreams back in August? It's party time here as well.

Aberdeen still make Europe, and of course they still have the Scottish Cup final to come against Celtic.

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Here comes the trophy lift...

Captain Callum McGregor and James Forrest lift the Scottish Premiership, a 13th title in 14 seasons for Celtic.

Relentless.

Brendan Rodgers starts his address to the crowd by saying: "This is what it feels like to be Celtic."

You can imagine the reception that got.

Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers heaps praise on James Forrest: "Amazing career and he still has more to give. The ultimate professional."

The Celtic winger says he's "cherishing every game" at the moment.

At Celtic Park, captain Callum McGregor and manager Brendan Rodgers are currently addressing the crowd before the medals get dished out.

James Forrest will bring out the Scottish Premiership trophy.

It looks like it's Jack MacKenzie who has taken a bad one following the post-match scenes at Tannadice.

The Aberdeen defender is bloodied and bandaged up and appears to have been hit by an object thrown from the stands.

At Easter Road, the Hibs players are lined arm in arm singing 'Sunshine on Leith'.

One of football's great anthems. What a season for David Gray's men, a third-placed finish after a terrible start to the season.

A full-scale pitch invasion at Tannadice as United snatch fourth.

For a spell today, they were sixth!

It looks like there's an Aberdeen player down and receiving treatment. Not good.

Despite both sides already knowing their fate, Hibs and Rangers end their seasons by playing out a thrilling four-goal draw at Easter Road.

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Job done for United! A superb comeback means they finish fourth and will enter the Europa League in the second qualifying round.

It's all about the Scottish Cup final now for Aberdeen, who finish fifth with a bit of a whimper.

Jordan Smith has been unbelievable today and he's stopped another certain goal.

This time it was Danilo, cutting a low shot across the goal, but the Hibs goalie sprung low and tipped away.

Celtic's most decorated player, James Forrest, saves his first goal of the season until the last minute of the campaign.

Incredible. A gutter for St Mirren, though, who finish their top-six fixtures unbeaten after a sensational end to the season but surely miss out on Europe.

What a moment.

Dave Richards saves Odday Dabbagh's header from six yards out.

Heroic stuff from United.