The Green Brigade has issued a rallying call to Celtic supporters ahead of Saturday’s title decider against Hearts, urging fans to turn Celtic Park into a hostile atmosphere from the first minute.
Celtic’s dramatic late win over Motherwell on Wednesday night changed everything.
Kelechi Iheanacho’s stoppage-time penalty kept the Hoops alive and now leaves the league title sitting in Celtic’s own hands. Beat Hearts at Celtic Park and the title stays in Glasgow’s east end for a fifth straight season.
The North Curve statement reflected that mood.
There is a feeling around the club now that momentum has shifted completely over the past few weeks. Celtic looked finished in the race not long ago. Since then, the comeback wins, late goals and atmosphere inside the stadium have dragged them back into position.
Supporters have played a huge part in that.
The Green Brigade’s return earlier this spring noticeably lifted the noise levels around Celtic Park and the team bus welcomes before major matches have become part of the occasion again.
Ahead of Hearts arriving on Saturday, the North Curve wants one final push.
The group released a statement on X calling for supporters to meet the team bus before kick-off and create constant pressure on Hearts throughout the afternoon.
ONE LAST FIGHT
Continue to play your part to make history.
1. Meet the team at 10.30am
2. Stand and back the team for 90 mins
3. Boo, whistle and heckle Hearts pic.twitter.com/1hGMyQ2stC— North Curve Celtic (@NCCeltic) May 15, 2026
They wrote: “GET UP, STAND UP. don’t cive up the picht
“A fighting spirit has driven Celtic to the cusp of an historic league championship. From the pitch to the stands, everyone has stood up and played their part. However, the fight is not over yet.
“We are 90 minutes from our 5th league title in a row.
“We are 3 points from a league championship that seemed impossible.
“We are 1 home victory from sucker-punching the Scottish establishment.
“For one last time, the Celtic support must deliver. We must stand together.
“We must be vocal. We must be the team’s energy. We must be patient.
“We must boo, heckle and unsettle an opposition which has never been in this position and never faced such opposition.”
Saturday already carried enough tension on its own.
Now Celtic Park looks set to be at full volume long before the match even begins.
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