Scott Sinclair's hat-trick in Celtic's 5-0 demolition of Hearts will live long in the minds of Celtic fans. Sinclair may have ensured Brendan Rogers side wrapped up the title in style, but it did not stop his side forgetting him when they left Tynecastle after the game.


​As reported by ​Sports Joe the team coach reportedly set off without Sinclair on board. The forward had finished speaking to reporters only to find out the team coach had already left. 

Thankfully Sinclair was reunited with his teammates quickly as the bus did a U-turn to pick him up. 


Sinclair has been a key figure in Celtic's record breaking season, scoring 19 goals. Reflecting on the victory, Sinclair said "it was a good memory to come off the bench here on my Celtic debut and score the winner and now I'm back and scoring a hat-trick and winning the game and winning the title


"It means so much to me after all I've been through in the last few years, not knowing where my career was going to end up. Relegation from Villa was tough and I didn't know where I was going.

"I was at a stage in my career where I was frustrated I couldn't show my attributes and what I could do for the team.


"It is great that I've come here and shown that week in, week out. Obviously, you have the thoughts of what you hope it's going to be like but this move has worked out even better than I expected.

"The main thing for me was to enjoy football again and I had lost that a bit. Now it is for me to keep working hard, keep looking forward and keep performing in games."


Celtic will be looking to push on and perform better in the Champions League next season, after dominating domestically.