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Japanese forward Daizen Maeda scored a spectacular overhead kick to complete Celtic's 3-1 comeback victory over Rangers, keeping alive one of Scottish football's most thrilling title races in decades. Hearts, seeking their first championship in 66 years, still leads by a point with just two matches remaining.
After trailing Hearts for eight months, Celtic scored with three minutes left in their final game to capture the Scottish Premiership title in one of the most dramatic finishes in league history. Manager Martin O'Neill's team refused to give up, delivering a comeback that will be remembered for generations.
After stage-three colon cancer left him feeling broken, Bill Maeda found healing through gentle movement and became a viral fitness influencer with 2.2 million followers. His unconventional approach proves fitness doesn't require perfection or punishment. #
After chasing Hearts FC for eight months, Celtic won Scotland's Premiership title with a goal scored just three minutes before the final whistle on the season's last day. The dramatic comeback, led by 74-year-old manager Martin O'Neill, proves that resilience pays off.
Celtic captured their 43rd Scottish Cup with a 3-1 victory over Dunfermline, completing a dramatic double just seven days after their thrilling league title win. The triumph marks an incredible turnaround for the Glasgow club under 74-year-old interim manager Martin O'Neill, who now has nine major honors with Celtic across 26 years.
Manager Martin O'Neill, 74, says Celtic gave him "reasons to live" after leading the club to a stunning Scottish Premiership title 21 years after his last championship with them. The comeback story has fans wondering if he'll stay on next season.
Seventy-something Martin O'Neill returned to Celtic after 20 years and turned chaos into championship glory. The manager won seven straight games to overcome a five-point deficit and claim the Scottish Premiership title on the final day.
Martin O'Neill came out of retirement at 74 to lead Celtic to a dramatic championship win, crediting the team with rejuvenating his life. The victory came 21 years after his last title with the club.
Japanese researchers have designed a molecule that builds its own solar cell structures, skipping the tricky manufacturing steps that have held back flexible solar power. This breakthrough could lead to solar panels you can print on windows or even wear on your clothes.
Japan's women's hockey team kicked off their Olympic campaign with a thrilling 3-2 victory over France in Milan, thanks to a clutch goal with minutes remaining. The win marks a strong start for Smile Japan as they chase their Olympic dreams.