5 talking points as Celtic clinch historic quadruple Treble on penalties after epic Hearts final

On Wednesday, four-time Grammy winner Will Smith gave fans a sneak peek of a commercial featuring the international remix of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air theme song, which airs on NBC next Sunday during Super Bowl LVI.In the minute-long spot, the Philadelphia-born 53-year-old is casually clad and chilling inside his $11.3M Hidden Hills when he connects to a Zoom call.Will then danced up a storm and rapped his 1990 catchy ear worm with several international musicians - including an accordion player, beatboxer, and a Mariachi band. You know the lyrics: On Wednesday, four-time Grammy winner Will Smith gave fans a sneak peek of a commercial featuring the international remix of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air theme song, which airs on NBC next Sunday during Super Bowl LVI'No matter where in the world I travel, even the most remote countries, the one thing people always know me from is the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,' Smith - who boasts 244.8M social media followers - captioned his Instagram.'Our new show #BelAir debuts Super Bowl Sunday on @PeacockTV y'all! Big shoutout to the mad talented musicians who helped us bring this thing to life!' The cheaply made commercial promoting Bel-Air must have set Peacock back an eye-popping $13M considering a 30-second spot during the big game is said to cost advertisers $6.5M.The Will co-author originally wrote the track Yo Home to Bel Air alongside Fresh Prince executive producer and music composer Quincy Jones (who's only an Oscar away from elite EGOT status).

Leigh Griffiths and Odsonne Edouard up front and the pair of them hit the target against Hamilton before David Turnbull made it 3-0 to keep up the pressure at the top of the Premiership. Celts were made to dig it out mind you as Accies hung tough in the first half despite suffering a pre-match blow of losing three points after the SFA granted Killie and St Mirren appeals over their covid breach deductions.

Henrik Larsson because of his top class heading ability.Griffiths grabbed the second goal against Ross County to mark his return to the starting line-up alongside Odsonne Edouard with a beautifully measured header.It was the 20th headed goal of Griffiths' Celtic career and Hartson says the surprising knack of the 5ft 8in striker to beat towering defenders to the ball reminds him of similar stature Swede Larsson.He told Celtic TV: “That’s a couple of good goals, headed goals, that we have seen from Leigh this season.“Again, he finds space in the box."It’s a difficult header because he is going away from the ball and he almost has to generate that power for himself.

Leigh Griffiths should have marked his big return with a hat-trick. But the Celtic manager is adamant the one goal his hitman did get along with another 80 minutes into his legs prove he can be a huge asset to the champions in their title battle.

Celtic should have hit Ross County for six after watching his team dominate in a 2-0 win at Parkhead. The Hoops took home all three points after fine goals from David Turnbull and Leigh Griffiths and they were denied several more after missed chances and good goalkeeping from Ross Laidlaw.

Celtic could land defensive target Mark McKenzie to bolster their backline. Neil Lennon could also look to bring in another goalkeeper - could it be Fraser Forster? The Parkhead boss will also hope to fend off interest in big guns Odsonne Edouard, Kristoffer Ajer and Ryan Christie.

Celtic with another title turbo boost. The manager believes he has a “goalscoring phenomenom” within his Parkhead ranks.

Ryan Christie with a hilarious Instagram story. Johnston posted a picture of the pair at training talking to each other with the caption "And that's when I whipped it into the top corner to make it 1-0." The winger was clearly out to tease his pal by suggesting he likes to boast about his achievements on the pitch but given he tagged him in the story it's clear the 21-year-old's wind-up was of the gentle variety.

Celtic on Quadruple Treble day. Leigh Griffiths was not surprised the skipper was into everything and leading from the front at Hampden.

Celtic need another quickfire treble to back-up their Quadruple if they are to revive their bid for Ten In A Row.

Scottish Cup Final on Sunday after a section of Hearts fans accused the national broadcaster of bias towards winners Celtic. Jambos supporters saw their side crumble in the first half to go in at half-time 2-0 down before a spirited comeback brought the scores level by the 67th minute, thanks to goals from Liam Boyce and Stephen Kingsley.Leigh Griffiths added a third for the Hoops in extra time but Josh Ginnelly levelled again before Neil Lennon's men eventually won the trophy through Kristoffer Ajer's winning penalty in a tense shootout.

Celtic clinched the quadruple Treble on Sunday but there's still work to do and Neil Lennon may look for a first-choice goalkeeper. The name Fraser Forster just won't go away, despite the Southampton keeper turning down a Parkhead return in the summer.

Neil Lennon.This is a man whom most Celtic fans wanted out the door a fortnight ago and who only got to savour the greatest moment of his career because his board of directors refused to bow to them.And there were times yesterday, as his team’s defensive frailties resurfaced to allow Hearts three goals and send the Scottish Cup Final to a penalty shootout that it looked like that decision might backfire on the club.But Lennon’s team got there and some of the huge selection decisions he made were vindicated.Scott Brown came back and was the driving force - his determination to win a header setting up the third goal for Leigh Griffiths - later hailed a ‘genius’ by his gaffer for his prowess in the penalty box.Ryan Christie was restored and

Alfredo Morelos appeared to send a pointed message to Celtic during the Scottish Cup final - only to see them lift the trophy. Neil Lennon's side took a 2-0 lead against Hearts with less than half an hour on the clock and appeared to be cruising toward a 12th domestic trophy on the spin.

Scottish Cup final was that there wasn't a full house at Hampden to witness it. An end-to-end battle saw Hearts come from 2-0 down to take Celtic to extra-time, only to fall behind once again thanks to boyhood Hibs fan Leigh Griffiths.

Scott Brown had to be held back by kit man Hugh Hoolighan as the Scottish Cup final ended in aggro.In a pulsating game at Hampden the holders retained their trophy for a fourth consecutive season by winning a dramatic penalty shoot-out after a 3-3 draw with Hearts.That put Brown just three trophies behind the legendary Bobby Lennox as he helped his side to a 22nd triumph.Kris Ajer's spot kick secured a 12th domestic trophy in a row and after such a tense final emotions spilled over at the end.As the Celtic squad celebrated their triumph Brown could be seen remonstrating with the Hearts players and being held back by kit man Hoolighan.Brown grabbed himself an assist for the third Hoops goal as his header fell kindly for Leigh Griffiths to

East Kilbride teenager has beaten Celtic star Ryan Christie to land the coveted Scotland Goal of the Year award.

Charlie Nicholas reckons Scott Brown should nowhere near the Celtic starting XI for Sunday's mammoth Scottish Cup Final with Hearts. The Hoops can secure an unprecedented quadruple Treble if they defeat Hearts at Hampden as they look to lift the trophy after two morale-boosting wins.

Scottish Cup final against Hearts.The Hoops boss left out the likes of Scott Brown, Ryan Christie and Tom Rogic for his side's 2-0 victory over Kilmarnock on Sunday.Fringe men David Turnbull, Ismaila Soro and Connor Hazard against impressed after staking a starting claim against Lille on Thursday night.But Lennon suggested he will afford the players who have helped secure Celtic 's run of 11 straight domestic trophies the chance to complete the quadruple Treble."There's a few (who have played themselves in)," he told BBC Sportsound."But I think I should show a bit of loyalty to some of the boys who've been there, done that and got us there."I'll look at it this week.

Celtic side against Kilmarnock after finding their hunger again according to former defender Mark Wilson. The Hoops got back to winning ways against Lille in midweek with the likes of Conor Hazard, David Turnbull and Ismaila Soro, brought into the starting XI.

Ryan Christie returns for Celtic's clash with Kilmarnock. The Hoops midfielder sat out the 3-2 Europa League win over Lille at Celtic Park on Thursday night.