The 2013-14 campaign delivered total domestic dominance for Celtic as The Bhoys surged to their third consecutive Scottish Premiership title, scoring 102 goals in the process. Leading the charge was the sensational attacking midfielder Kris Commons, whose league-leading 27 goals (32 in all competitions) proved decisive, earning him both the PFA and Scottish Football Writers' Player of the Year awards. The season, built on consistency and a relentless winning mentality, featured goalkeeper Fraser Forster setting a new Scottish League record of 1,256 minutes without conceding a goal. It was a triumphant year that marked Neil Lennon's third title in a row and cemented Celtic's status as the country's premier club.