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Martin Geissler was in the away end as the Tynecastle men were hammered 7-1 at Parkhead

BBC presenter Martin Geissler criticized fellow Hearts supporters for singing offensive songs during their 7-1 defeat against Celtic at Parkhead on Sunday. Geissler, who watched the match from the away end, stated on social media that the chants from a vocal section of the Hearts fanbase were excruciating, humiliating, and awful, calling for the behavior to stop.
On the pitch, Martin O'Neill's Celtic side raced to a dominant 5-1 lead by halftime. Goals from Kieran Tierney, Benjamin Nygren, Callum Osmand, and Camilo Duran, alongside a Jamie McCart own goal, sealed Celtic's emphatic 7-1 victory over Wouter Vrancken's Hearts team.
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