Celtic will host Hearts on the final day of the Premiership season, and Ewen Cameron isn’t happy.
The Hoops will welcome the current league leaders to Celtic Park on Saturday, 16 May, in what could easily decide the title.
That alone should be enough to sell the occasion.
Instead, Cameron jumped on X to air his frustration at the fixture, questioning why Hearts would have to travel to Glasgow for such a pivotal game.
HEARTS AWAY TO CELTIC ON FINAL DAY OF THE SEASON
SPFL GTF
— Ewen Cameron (@EwenDCameron) April 7, 2026
It is a strange line to take given what was said less than 24 hours earlier.
Cameron himself shared a clip from the STV Radio Football Show where journalist Ronnie Charters outlined a possible final day scenario involving Hearts and Rangers meeting.
There was no issue raised there.
No complaints about fairness or balance. No suggestion that Hearts would be hard done by.
So the sudden objection to the Hoops being at home feels selective at best.
Hearts are top of the league. With that comes pressure, regardless of where the games fall.
You do not get to the final five fixtures and start picking and choosing which venues suit.
Celtic have already travelled to Tynecastle twice this season.
Both matches carried their own significance.
This return fixture at Celtic Park is the natural balance of that.
Nothing unusual, nothing controversial.
If anything, it adds to the run-in.
A potential title decider in Glasgow between two sides who have gone at each other all season.
That is exactly what supporters want at this stage. For Hearts, it should be seen as an opportunity rather than a grievance. They are unbeaten against Celtic this season.
That is not something to shy away from. If anything, it gives them every reason to back themselves going into the final day.
Cameron’s reaction misses that point. Instead of leaning into the drama and the edge that this fixture brings, it comes across as a complaint without substance.
This is what a title race looks like: big games, hostile venues, and pressure on both sides.
Celtic Park on the final day, with everything potentially on the line, is exactly where you would expect it to land.
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