When Celtic clinched the 2019/20 Premiership title, they equalled a Scottish domestic football record first set by Jock Stein’s legendary side of the 1960s and ‘70s.
In doing so, Scott Brown and James Forrest joined the likes of Billy McNeill, Jimmy Johnstone and Bobby Lennox as the only stars to feature in all nine league-winning campaigns, and now Neil Lennon’s men are competing to make history once more in 2020/21.
Throughout nine in-a-row, there’ve been numerous highlights – the Invincibles, Double and Treble Trebles of the past few years, as well as European successes such as the monumental victory over Catalan giants Barcelona in the UEFA Champions League in 2012, and a historic Europa League win over Lazio in Rome in 2019, to name but two – and now we want to know yours.
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