Celtic won the league title four rounds early.

Celtic won their fourth consecutive Scottish Premiership title after a resounding 5-0 victory over Dundee United in the early hours of April 27th.

Celtic dominance continued in Scotland.

At Dundee United's Tannadice Stadium in the 34th round of the Scottish Premiership, Celtic secured the title early with only four rounds remaining. Brendan Rodgers's team dominated their opponents and easily scored five goals.

Although they have officially secured the title, Celtic can only receive the championship trophy after their final home game against St Mirren on May 17th. Nevertheless, winning the title with four games to spare still brings immense joy to Celtic fans.

Celtic equaled rivals Rangers' record of 55 domestic league titles. Rodgers' side are aiming for their sixth domestic treble in nine seasons, having already won the League Cup last December.

Celtic will face Aberdeen in the Scottish Cup final next month, with the opportunity to assert their dominance in Scottish football.

Under manager Brendan Rodgers, Celtic dominated the rest of Scottish football, winning 11 out of 12 domestic titles.

In the history of Scottish football, the title race between Celtic and Rangers has always been a focal point of attention. Since 1930, Rangers have typically led in domestic titles, but in recent years that gap has narrowed considerably.

In 2000, Rangers had 49 league titles compared to Celtic's 36, but in the following 25 years, Celtic dominated with 19 league titles, compared to just 6 for Rangers.

Celtic also surpassed their arch-rivals in the overall title rankings, with 120 titles compared to Rangers' 118. They are truly the kings of Scottish football at the moment.

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