The 2001-02 campaign was an historic, record-breaking season for Celtic as The Bhoys, under the formidable command of manager Martin O'Neill, clinched the Scottish Premier League title for the second consecutive year. They accumulated a monumental 103 points, achieved a record 33 wins, and conceded an astonishingly low 18 goals in the league, all new SPL-era benchmarks. Spearheading the sensational attack was the legendary striker Henrik Larsson, whose 29 league goals earned him the SPL Golden Boot, while his 35 goals across all competitions proved decisive in a campaign that reaffirmed their absolute dominance in Scottish football.. The 2002-03 campaign was an unforgettable season of near-glory for Celtic as The Bhoys, under Martin O'Neill, mounted an incredible title charge and a sensational European run. They finished a crushing 2nd in the Scottish Premier League, losing the title on the final day to rivals Rangers on goal difference alone. Leading the prolific attack was the legendary Henrik Larsson, whose 28 league goals earned him the Golden Boot. The season was truly defined by their magnificent journey to the UEFA Cup Final in Seville, where they ultimately lost a heart-breaking 3-2 in extra time to José Mourinho's Porto, despite Larsson scoring both Celtic goals. This emotional European adventure, supported by over 80,000 travelling fans who won FIFA's Fair Play Award, remains a defining, proud, and nostalgic chapter in the club's modern history.