O'Neill says Hearts can be regular title contenders
Summary
Martin O'Neill, the Celtic manager, said Hearts football club could become regular winners of the Scottish Premiership. Hearts currently lead the league with three games left and have strong financial backing from Tony Bloom, who also invests in Brighton.Key Facts
- Hearts are leading the Scottish Premiership by three points with three games remaining.
- Celtic’s manager, Martin O'Neill, believes Hearts can stay competitive in the long term.
- Tony Bloom, owner of Brighton, supports Hearts with investment and data analysis.
- Rangers are seven points behind Hearts and four points behind Celtic in the league.
- The final game will be played at Celtic Park, with Hearts having a better goal difference.
- O'Neill praised Hearts for their strong performance this season.
- Celtic and Rangers are no longer the clear leaders in the title race.
- Second place in the league can still qualify a team for the Champions League.
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