Fans started arriving at Celtic Park just after the final whistle was sounded at Tynecastle this afternoon.
Thousands of fans have gathered at Celtic Park to greet the team after they won their second Scottish Premiership title in a row.
The party atmosphere was in full swing as revellers got ready to welcome the players home. Crowds began to descend on the East End stadium soon after the final whistle in Edinburgh. Ahead of the team bus arriving, thousands of fans created a sea of green and white outside the stadium. Ange Postecoglou spoke after the game and explained the 'emotion' of the occasion after securing his fourth trophy as the Celtic manager.
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