That just about does it for today as the top six brought the Premiership season to a close.

St Johnstone secure fourth spot in the table and a potential European place, should Inverness CT win the Scottish Cup.

Russell Anderson calls time on his playing career with a lap of honour at Pittodrie and says he couldn't have asked for a better send off.

United fans will have the bragging rights over the summer after a thumping victory in the Dundee derby...

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And Ronny Deila says he's hungry for further silverware after guiding Celtic to the club's fourth consecutive league title.

Thanks for your company this afternoon. We're back on Thursday for the first leg of the Premiership play-off between Rangers and Motherwell at Ibrox.

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"It would've been nice to have gone out with a win but unfortunately it wasn't to be.

"Like a lot of these big days when they come around, there's a big build up to them and you spend long time waiting for it and before you know it, it's over."

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"The reception I got before and afterwards was everything I could've hoped for. So, it was a nice way to finish, albeit we lost the game."

"We didn't have that final pass, final shot or cutting edge today that United had

"We'll be younger next season with more energy in the team. I'm delighted with the guys we've brought in and want one or two others.

"First and foremost, we wanted to stay in the league and we've done that. Next season will be more difficult."

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"I thought we were excellent today and could've scored one or two more."

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"The most important thing is about building and moving forward; making sure we can keep our players for longer."

"As I said from the first moment, we want to improve and want progress.

"This stadium is nothing without the supporters; we're going to do this together."

Asked about the future of defender Virgil van Dijk, who has been linked with a move in the summer, Deila says: "He's going to be here.

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"He is not going anywhere before the qualifiers. Hopefully he is going to be here for a long, long time. You never know in football but he is going to be here for the qualifiers."

"We want to keep our top players and the supporters want them here. We'll enjoy today and come back in four weeks' time for the European qualifiers. We want to be in the Champions League.

"Ronny Deila is focused, driven and wants to take the club forward. He's a younger version of me! He's never happy and wants to get better..."

"It's an incredible comeback story and I don't want it to end. It's been difficult [for Ronny Deila] to come into such a big club, but he's been brilliant all season."

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"Most managers talk guff when they say their team hasn't got the credit they deserve. In St Johnstone's case, it's probably true. Fine season..."

Celtic lift the Premiership trophy as the ticker tape flutters around the stadium under a blue sky in the east end of Glasgow.

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"This is a great, great day. I want to thank everybody and the support. I'm looking forward to next season."

Celtic players come back out onto the pitch to collect their medals after securing a fourth consecutive league title - 17 points ahead of nearest challengers Aberdeen.

Celtic are preparing for the trophy presentation following that victory over Inverness CT.

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Russell Anderson, to tumultuous applause, takes his bow before the Aberdeen supporters inside Pittodrie as he reflects on his final game in Dons colours.

"A well-deserved bow," says our man at Pittodrie Scott Davie.

Inverness CT boss John Hughes tells BBC Sportsound's Chick "Chico" Young that, despite disappointment over losing five goals at Celtic Park today, all attention turns to next weekend's Scottish Cup final against Falkirk.

Despite a Dundee derby demolition, United fail to dislodge St Johnstone from fourth spot but nonetheless an impressive end to the season for Jackie McNamara's troops.

Dundee United 3-0 Dundee

Tommy Wright's St Johnstone finish fourth in the Premiership, meaning they will play in the Europa League should Inverness CT win the Scottish Cup next weekend.

Celtic 5-0 Inverness CT

Aberdeen 0-1 St Johnstone

Nadir Ciftci performs a showy jig out on the right, dancing over the ball as if it were on fire. Gary Irvine is sufficiently unimpressed to foul him and from the free-kick, Ciftci picks up possession and dinks in a Rabona-style cross for Ryan McGowan to volley wide.

It's five for Celtic as substitute Kris Commons capitalises on good work by Emilio Izaguirre to thunder home from just outside the penalty area. Cracking strike!