The party will have to wait and there's work to do for Celtic first.
A slip up at St Johnstone means the champagne is still on ice this weekend when Kilmarnock visit Parkhead.
A win will put Brendan Rodgers ' men on the brink, but it could have been full on celebration mode had they not been well of their usual levels in Perth last weekend.
The boss left no-one in any doubt that he wasn't happy and a response will be expected against Derek McInnes ' men this afternoon.
Win, and the pressure piles on to Rangers to keep things going at Pittodrie on Sunday, where defeat will mean it's all over and Celtic pull level with their rivals on 55.
Killie have their own survival to worry about and while St Johnstone remain just about at arms' length, there's still a odg fight ongoing to avoid the dreaded relegation playoff spot.
Winning will be a big ask and the Rugby Park side will at least be hoping their rivals don't pick up maximum points if they are to leave Glasgow empty handed.
We'll have all the action from Celtic Park right here on the LIVE blog.
Celtic star Cameron Carter-Vickers certainly hasn't been used to slumps in form since swapping North London for Glasgow and the USA international defender admits he's perplexed by his side's recent form despite a fourth league title in a row edging ever closer.
Cameron Carter-Vickers in uncharted Celtic territory as USA star admits recent plight has caught him off-guard.
As is so often the case in the Scottish Premiership, teams can go on a lengthy run without beating Celtic and especially away from home.
It's no different for Kilmarnock, who have won just one of their last 85 visits to Glasgow's east end, a 2-0 victory in 2012 thanks to goals from former Celtic
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