SNS GroupElena Sadiku praised her Celtic side’s persistence after they secured their first-ever Scottish Women’s Premier League title with a dramatic late winner against Hibernian on the final day of the season.
Rangers looked on course to secure glory as they eased towards a 4-0 win over Partick Thistle, while the Hoops were struggling to find a breakthrough against Hibs at Celtic Park.
But Amy Gallacher popped up with a 90th-minute goal for Celtic to ensure an historic 1-0 triumph for Sadiku’s team.
“This is a moment I will never forget,” said the Celtic head coach. “I’m very happy and so proud of the players. They deserve it so much. We never stop, we never stop. We really tried all the time and that’s why I’m so proud.”
Sadiku was appointed by Celtic in January following the departure of Fran Alonso to Houston Dash. The Swede is excited about the prospect of overseeing more success in Glasgow.
“I’ve been here for five months but it already feels like home,” she said. “This is a new start because I believe that as a club we can take steps forward.
“We’ve started really well but we can keep building. I’m so excited to celebrate this title and to plan for the future as well.”
Follow STV News on WhatsApp
Scan the QR code on your mobile device for all the latest news from around the country
