Both Celtic and Motherwell had reason to celebrate in midweek, as the hosts kick off their title party and the visitors dig out their passports. The Hoops have wrestled back the Scottish Premiership title from bitter rivals Rangers, as Ange Postecoglou completes a domestic double in his first season in charge of Celtic. A remarkable turnaround, following Celtic's worst start to a league season this century, saw the Celts go 31 Premiership matches unbeaten - en route to their tenth title in eleven seasons - and deliver Champions League group stage football next season. Motherwell are another team that will fly Scotland's flag in Europe, with the Well competing in Conference League qualifying next term. Despite Graham Alexander's side winning just their third league match of 2022, two of which have come this month in back-to-back matches, the Steelmen are playing European football for the second time in three seasons after securing a finish in the top five of Scotland's top tier. The Hoops haven't conceded to the Steelmen this season, winning the previous three league meetings. Celtic's celebrations are just getting underway, meanwhile Motherwell's minds are on a European tour. 3:0