Hearts or Celtic? Final match will decide champions

It's been an historic season in Scottish football, but who will be get their hands on the Scottish Premiership trophy - Hearts or Celtic?

Both teams won their matches on Wednesday, meaning the title race will go down to the last day of the season.

Current leaders Hearts are one point ahead of Celtic in the table, and they'll now meet each other in their final game at Celtic Park on Saturday.

If the Edinburgh team can win or draw, then they will become champions for the first time since 1960 - and it'll be the first time for 50 years that anyone other than Celtic or Rangers have lifted the trophy.

If Celtic win, the Glasgow side will retain the title.

Hearts went into their final home match of the season against Falkirk on Wednesday night chasing history.

They knew that if they won their game, and Celtic lost to Motherwell, then they would clinch their first title in 66 years.

It was a strong performance from the Edinburgh side.

Centre-back Frankie Kent put Hearts 1-0 up in the 29th minute, before midfielder Cammy Devlin doubled their lead five minutes later.

In the second half, Hearts dominated again with Blair Spittal's late strike meaning the game finished 3-0.

But, as the Hearts fans were clapping their players after the final whistle, news filtered through that Celtic had snatched a late winner in their match against Motherwell, meaning that the title race wasn't over just yet..

Second-place Celtic went into the game against Motherwell one point behind league leaders Hearts.

They knew that if they lost their match, then the defending league champions would hand the title to the Edinburgh side.

Celtic didn't get off to the best start, as they went 1-0 down after Elliot Watt put Motherwell ahead after 17 minutes.

But the Glasgow side managed to equalise just before half-time through Daizen Maeda, who fired in off the post to level the match.

In the second half, Benjamin Nygren produced yet another vital goal for Celtic to put the visitors ahead for the first time in the game.

Motherwell managed to level the score in the 85th minute thanks to Liam Gordon, with the match at 2-2 heading into added time.

But the drama wasn't over yet.

In the ninth minute of added time, referee John Beaton pointed to the spot, awarding Celtic a hugely controversial late penalty.

With the pressure on, Kelechi Iheanacho kept his cool and fired in the spot-kick to give Celtic all three points.

The result means that one point still separates both Hearts and Celtic at the top of the table.

Both teams face each other on Saturday at Celtic Park, and if Hearts win or draw the match - then they will become champions.

If Hearts lose, then Celtic will retain the Premiership title for the fifth season in a row.