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Celtic captain Scott Brown has sprouted a head of hair in time to celebrate another title Image caption: Celtic captain Scott Brown has sprouted a head of hair in time to celebrate another title

It's been another eventful, landmark day in Scottish football, with Celtic crowned league champions and Hearts relegated from the top flight after the Scottish Professional Football League board agreed to end the Premiership season.

As Celtic fans on the whole heeded club calls not to celebrate at the club's stadium, chief executive Peter Lawwell said "no-one can deny" that Neil Lennon's team, who were 13 points clear of Rangers when the Covid-19 crisis halted fixtures, deserve to win their ninth title in a row.

However, Hearts, who were four points behind Hamilton Academical, have left the door open to a possible legal challenge.

Club chair Ann Budge was last week given approval to work on a proposal for temporary league reconstruction, which would involve expanding the top flight, and Hearts today said they hope this will "avoid the need to go down" the legal route.

Read more here about Scottish football's unresolved issues.