CELTIC GO LEVEL ON POINTS WITH HEARTS | SUNDAY 3RD MAY

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[upbeat music] 0141 951 1025. It's time to talk football. [crowd cheering] It's Clyde 1 Super Scoreboard.

Andrew McLean· Host0:10

[upbeat music] Hello and welcome to Super Scoreboard. Sunday, Celtic move level on points with Hearts after a 2-1 win against 10-man Hibs at Easter Road. The battle at the bottom takes another twist, with Kilmarnock leapfrogging St Mirren and Livingston's relegation being confirmed, and that's all before a huge match tomorrow in the title race at Tynecastle between Hearts and Rangers. I'm Andrew McLean. Joining me in the studio are Killian Sheridan and David Friel. We've seen plenty of action so far this weekend, and it's not over. David.

David Friel· Panelist0:46

[laughs] It certainly is not over. Celtic went first. Andrew, as you said, they got the job done. Kellechi Iheanacho, the main man again off the bench. He doesn't start many games, but he certainly finishes them. Showed a lot of composure for the goal and what a good goal, or what a huge goal it could be.

Andrew McLean· Host1:00

Yeah, how big a three points was that for Celtic today, Killian?

Cillian Sheridan· Panelist1:02

Yeah, it was massive. I think, uh, first and foremost, it was about getting, getting the three points. Eh, I thought there was a chance maybe they could s- improve their goal difference and kind of kick on in the game once Hibs went down to 10 men. But yeah, first and foremost, they got three points. They've kept the pressure on Hearts on already what was a big game. Tomorrow evening that becomes, becomes much bigger.

Andrew McLean· Host1:23

Yeah, it puts the pressure on Rangers and Hearts, doesn't it, ahead of tomorrow?

David Friel· Panelist1:26

Yeah, because, [sighs] you know, w- we're in must-win territory