Andy Halliday says a potential Celtic title party doesn't faze him - nor does it motivate Hearts to step up their game..
Champions-elect Celtic travel to Tynecastle knowing a win would mathematically seal their tenth title in 11 years and a second on the spin under Ange Postecoglou. It would also put them within touching distance of their seventh ever domestic Treble with the Scottish Cup final with Inverness on June 3 the final piece of that puzzle.
No-one wants to play host to a trophy parade for another team but while Hearts will be keen to avoid letting Celtic claim the trophy on their patch, Halliday insists it's far from their main motivation. He's confident of a good performance but says the main motivation for him is continuing his own side's revival under Steven Naismith - and closing the gap to Aberdeen in third place.
