SFA audio provides title vindication as Celtic eye up double

The match will see Martin O'Neill's Celtic face Neil Lennon's Dunfermline. There is speculation that this could be O'Neill's last match as manager.

He recently led Celtic to the league title, and the club now have the chance to finish the season with a double.

O'Neill's future at the club remains uncertain. He has been at the centre of media attention, particularly regarding his criticism of recent claims about pitch invasions and assaults on Hearts players.

O'Neill said these are "serious allegations that have been made and have not been substantiated and proven," regarding  Hearts investor Tony Bloom's recent radio comments.

The match could also be the last for several Celtic players who are out of contract or on loan. One key player is Callum Osmand, who has impressed since returning from injury.

Tony Haggerty, on the Celtic Way Morning Briefing, said: "I'd love to see him play for ninety minutes, Callum Osmand. If he's fit for me, he plays right. He can be that focal point."

Looking ahead to the summer, Haggerty discussed potential candidates for the manager's role if O'Neill steps down.

He said: "Out of those three, if, again, going back to it, if Martin O'Neill fancies it for a year, he takes it for a year. If he doesn't, then I think Craig Bellamy is not the gamble that everybody thinks he is."

He added that the board cannot afford to let O'Neill leave without offering him a role at the club.

The match against Dunfermline will be at Hampden Park. Celtic fans will be hoping for a positive result to end the season on a high.

Haggerty concluded: "Be clinical, be professional, be Celtic and do what O'Neill instructs you to do."

Watch the latest morning briefing by clicking HERE.