There are moments in football that transcend the game itself—moments that become etched in history. Daizen Maeda just delivered one of those.

Picture this: the Old Firm derby, one of the most intense rivalries in world football, and you score an overhead kick to seal the win. Sounds like a dream, right? For Celtic's Japanese forward, it was a reality.

On Sunday (10), Maeda produced a breathtaking bicycle kick to make it 3-1 against Rangers, leaving fans at Celtic Park in absolute disbelief. The acrobatic finish wasn't just a goal—it was a statement. From a corner kick that wasn't properly cleared, the ball fell to Maeda on the edge of the box. What happened next was pure cinema: a perfectly timed leap, a flawless connection, and the ball rocketing into the net.

The highlights of Celtic 3-1 Rangers are a must-watch, with the stunning overhead kick making its appearance from the 2:19 mark. It's the kind of goal that makes you rewind and watch again—and again.

But this derby victory was about more than just individual brilliance. With the win, Celtic surged to 76 points in the Scottish Premiership, closing the gap on league leaders Hearts (77). And here's where it gets really interesting: there are only TWO rounds left in the season, and the final match? It's Celtic vs. Hearts.

Hearts are on a mission to break the longstanding hegemony of Celtic and Rangers. The last time a team outside these two giants won the Scottish title was back in 1985, when Aberdeen pulled off the unthinkable. Now, with everything on the line, the stage is set for a dramatic finale.

For Celtic fans, Maeda's goal is a reminder of the magic that makes football the beautiful game. And for anyone who loves the sport, it's a moment that deserves to be celebrated—and replayed.