Celtic Surge closest to the championship title n. 55 After sweeping the hearts aside | Scottish premiership

Daizen Maada brought the count of her 30 goals with a double of the first half like Celtic recovered from their derby defeat with a 3-0 victory against Hearts. Maeda scored on both sides of Jota’s strike while Celtic moved towards their fourth consecutive title.

Much of the first game was in Celtic Half but a penetrating move brought the hosts from the front devastating. Jeffrey Schlupp’s first time pass allowed Callum McGregor to drive beyond the midfield of Hearts and playing on the ball behind Lewis Neilson to make Maeda run. The center-food delivered an insured finish with the right foot in the corner below.

The hearts continued to push men forward and Michael Steinwender shot not far from 25 IARDE before Maeda was involved again while Celtic doubled their advantage in the 24th minute. Maeda ran towards the skilled passage of Nicolas Kühn on the top and sent a header backwards before Jota ran to hit the rebound.

Schlupp forced a saving from Craig Gordon after a solo race before James Wilson lacked the best possibility of Hearts when he sent a free header from six yard following a perfect cross from James Penrice.

The Celtic has again cut visitors with a series of forward passages while enveloping the three points in the 41st minute. The central defender Maik Nawrocki started the move and Reo Hate stretched to pass the ball for Kühn to run along the right wing. Kühn delivered the 30th goal of Maeda of the season to a plate with a perfect low cross on the far post, where the rhythm of the goals of Celtic had brought him.

Maeda has now scored 15 goals in 12 games after spending a more central role since Kyogo Fuhashi left for Rennes at the end of January.

The defeat leaves hearts in sixth place with two remaining games before the premiership was divided by the remaining five games of the season. St Mirren and Motherwell both sit waiting for a point behind. Junior Hoilett, Martin Boyle and Kieron Bowie have all scored in a comfortable 3-0 victory for Hibs Against relegation-Mercious St Johnstone to Easter Road.

The hosts opened the markings after 18 minutes when Hoilett marked his quarter of the season by intertwining towards the door before slamming the ball in a corner at the top. Hoilet then witnessed for the second goal when his sliding tackle created Boyle, who accelerated before leafing through the goalkeeper Andy Fisher. Bowie then sent Fisher wrongly with the penalty kick 3-0 to secure their first place.

Cyriel Dessers marked a dramatic goal late as Ranger hit Dundee 4-3 in a race full of action in Dens Park.

Simon Murray and Joe Shaughnessy of the home team had had Dundee 2-0 more with 20 minutes played before the Rangers reduce the arrears before the interval courtesy of a goal by Shaughnessy.

Scott Tiffoney then fired Dundee ahead of two goals after 62 minutes. James Tavernier scored an unstoppable shot beyond the goalkeeper of Dundee Trevor Carson 3-2 before a long-range Tom Lawrence shot then put visitors at the level of the remaining nine minutes. Murray hit the carpentry for Dundee before the desserts skillfully marked the ball on Carson in additional time for the 4-3 victory.

St Mirren Cut into struggle KilMarnock 5-1 at the Smisa stadium. The part of Paisley dominated the Off and found himself 2-0 in the first minute of opening thanks to the low strike by Caolan Boyd-Munce and the penalty of Roland Idowu. Boyd-Munce doubled its counting in the 58th minute, before the skipper Saints Mark O’hara and Declan John found the net during a four-minute spell to get more mising on visitors.

A penalty of Bruce Anderson offered little consolation for Derek Mcinnes’s men.

Aberdeen They secured their first place with a 4-1 victory Motherwell to pictodies.

Callum Slattery opened the score for Motherwell with a header after five minutes played in the competition.

But the dons do not let this discourage them and responded eight minutes later through Alfie Dorrington before Leighton Clarkson added an unrivaled finish with 37 minutes played. Aberdeen He improved the advantage after 77 minutes when Alexander Jensen sent a cross from the right for Kevin Nisbet to end with a header from six yard for their third. But Nisbet saved his best with a 30 yard strike to send supporters happy at home.