The 2003-04 campaign delivered an historic double for Celtic, as The Bhoys clinched the Scottish Premier League title and the Scottish Cup. This legendary team broke the Scottish record with 25 successive league wins, achieved a perfect 'Green and Whitewash' over rivals Rangers, and set a new scoring record of 105 goals, driven by the departing icon Henrik Larsson's 30 league goals in his final season.. The 2004-05 campaign for Celtic was a season of devastating heartbreak and ultimate cup glory for The Bhoys. They were cruelly pipped to the Scottish Premier League title on the final day, finishing second by a single point after conceding two dramatic late goals to Motherwell that handed the championship to rivals Rangers. Leading the charge was the sensational Welsh striker John Hartson, whose league-leading 25 goals were a thrilling highlight in a season of emotional highs and lows. The team salvaged their year by winning the Scottish Cup Final 1-0 against Dundee United, a triumphant victory that also marked the poignant final match for the legendary manager Martin O'Neill.