Celtic beat Hearts to seal historic 'treble treble'

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Celtic have completed a historic 'treble treble'.

Neil Lennon's side have won all three domestic trophies for the third consecutive season after they beat Hearts 2-1 in the Scottish Cup final.

Odsonne Edouard found the back of the net twice to cancel out Ryan Edwards' second-half strike.

The Edinburgh side have now etched themselves into the history books of Scottish football.

After the match, Lennon was offered the manager's job permanently after taking over from Brendan Rodgers mid-season.

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