At the halftime break in Celtic’s Sunday clash with Livingston, a compelling banner emerged, carrying a powerful message for the team: “Hold on to our title Bhoys, don’t give up the dream.” Held aloft by members of the Green Brigade.
This display, set against the backdrop of flares and pyrotechnics from the stands, sent a clear message of support. Celtic would score all their goals after the break in a 3-0 win, an own goal to kick things off then Paulo Bernardo’s second-half strike further cemented the victory, before Matt O’Riley got in on the act.
This win was especially significant as it means Celtic head to Ibrox next week top of the league, Rangers securing a 3-1 victory over Hibs the day before. The call to action from the supporters was unmistakable – they wanted their team to continue the fight for the Premiership title and that’s what they managed to do in the second half.
When the bhoys came out for the second half. 🔥🍀 pic.twitter.com/C7ObHZsnce
— Craig (@CraigCelt) March 31, 2024
The team’s recent performances have been buoyed by the return of key players from injuries, notably CCV and Reo Hatate, providing a significant lift. The presence of Celtic fans in three stands at Livingston, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of a home game was a major plus. Next week at Ibrox, there will be zero Celtic fans in the building and the team must do it on their own.
