Celtic Embarrasses Rangers on Social Media after forcing the Gers to bow down to The Hoops in Hilarious fashion following 3-1 defeat at Parkhead

A stunning Daizen Maeda overhead kick dragged Celtic to within a single point of Scottish Premiership leaders Hearts, as a gripping Old Firm derby ended with Rangers left staring at a confirmed third-place finish.
Maeda’s extraordinary piece of skill, guiding the ball acrobatically over his shoulder and into the top left corner beyond Jack Butland, delivered a vital comeback win for the reigning champions.
It has now tightened a dramatic title race, with Celtic just one point behind Hearts and only two fixtures remaining, while both sides are set to meet in Glasgow on the final day of the season next Saturday.
The result also guarantees that both Celtic and Hearts will feature in next season’s Champions League qualifiers.
Celtic’s social media response prompted a swift U-turn from Rangers in the aftermath of the Old Firm.
Before kick-off, Rangers had shared a drone image of Celtic Park accompanied by a blue heart and the caption “Away Days”.
The post did not sit well with sections of the support.
After Celtic’s 3-1 win over Danny Rohl’s side, a result that moved them to within touching distance of league leaders Hearts, Celtic responded directly to Rangers’ post with a green heart and the hashtag #ParadiseOnYourMind.
The message was widely interpreted as a pointed reference to their season ticket renewal campaign.
Following thousands of interactions, reposts and likes, Rangers later removed their original post from their platforms.
💚 #ParadiseOnYourMind https://t.co/IlP11sjJwo
— Celtic Football Club (@CelticFC) May 10, 2026
Celtic now require just two victories from their final two league matches against Motherwell and Hearts to secure the Scottish Premiership title.
They first face Jens Berthel Askou’s side on Wednesday, before a potentially decisive final-day showdown against Derek McInnes’ league leaders.
On top of that, Celtic also have a Scottish Cup final against Dunfermline later this month as their season reaches a defining stage.