Led by captain Scott Brown, the Celtic players get busy celebrating in front of a packed away end at Pittodrie.

The t-shirts with '8-in-a-row' are at the ready.

Celtic are champions - again.

It's a remarkable eight in a row.

Now attention turns to an unprecedented treble treble, with the Scottish Cup final to come on 25 May.

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Celtic skipper Scott Brown is late in a challenge with Ethan Ross and swats the teenager to the ground right in front of the dugouts.

Mikalel Lustig, scorer of the first goal today, takes a seat in the dugout and is grimacing and holding on to his groin while Scott Sinclair gets ready for a late cameo.

Aberdeen defender Michael Devlin meets a low corner with a controlled side-foot effort but Scott Bain is down smartly to hold on.

Another Aberdeen youngster gets a taste of the action as Ethan Ross, 17, takes over from poor old Greg Halford, who can't continue after that earlier slip. Sub for a sub...

Now Max Lowe is back in his own six yard box to clear a great low delivery from Jonny Hayes, who will be disappointed none of his team-mates were willing to get on the end of it.

Max Lowe does well to go past Oliver Burke and swing in a cross from the left. It falls the way of Greg Stewart and the Dons midfielder slams a curling shot over the top.

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Aberdeen 0-2 Celtic

Greg Halford, just on the park, slips on the greasy surface and appears to have done himself some damage. He's off getting treatment but should be able to carry on.

Celtic respond with a change of their own as they swap loan signings, Oliver Burke on for Timothy Weah.

Aberdeen make a change just before taking a corner as Greg Halford takes over from Shay Logan and Dean Campbell is on for Sam Cosgrove after the set-piece comes to nothing.

Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio Scotland

Frustration shows as Sam Cosgrove lunges in recklessly and takes out Jonny Hayes. The Celtic sub is in some pain after catching a dull one on above the ankle.

Aberdeen enjoy a prolonged period of possession but they are not really going anywhere. That second goal has knocked the stuffing out of the hosts.

We've got half an hour to go here but quite a number of Aberdeen fans have seen enough and are heading for the exits.

The Dons host Hearts next Friday and end the season away to Hibs. Will they hold on to third place?

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

The title party is in full swing among the away support here at Pittodrie.

Kieran Tierney is taking his sweet time as he limps off, with Jonny Hayes coming on as his replacement.

Was it the right decision to risk the left-back, who needs a summer operation? His Scottish Cup final place must be in doubt now.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

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