Rangers' Jack Butland finds it "difficult to accept" the decision not to send off Auston Trusty in Sunday's Scottish League Cup semi-final, while the Celtic defender insists he merely "tapped" the goalkeeper.
Martin O’Neill’s side leak three first-half goals in 3-1 defeat Gibbs-White misses penalty as Forest held by Sturm Graz Celtic’s revival under Martin O’Neill came juddering to a halt in Jutland after they were beaten 3-1 by Midtjylland. The Hoops’ hopes of prolonging their Europa League campaign into the knockout stages suffered a major blow as the Danes hammered in three goals in eight first-half minutes. The teenage substitute Callum Osmand won a late penalty which Reo Hatate converted, but the 19-year-old was then taken off on a stretcher in tears after suffering what appeared to be a hamstring injury on a horrible evening for the Scottish champions. Continue reading...
Craig Bellamy says the Celtic job is not in his thoughts and insists he is fully committed to Wales.
Craig Bellamy understands why he has been linked with the vacant managerial role at his ex-club but is "fully committed" to Wales.
Former Rangers player Nacho Novo was cleared of three road traffic charges today.
Craig Bellamy is "completely focused" on getting Wales to the World Cup despite being linked with Celtic, says FAW boss Noel Mooney.
What Celtic and Rangers fans thought the Scottish League Cup semi-final said about their new managers Martin O'Neill and Danny Rohl.
Rangers head coach Danny Rohl refuses to use controversial refereeing decisions as an excuse for his side's Premier Sports Cup semi-final defeat by Celtic, preferring to focus on their "outstanding" reaction.
Interim Celtic manager Martin O'Neill says he would relish leading out the side in next month's League Cup final.
Celtic have a lot to work out amid an alamring downtown in scoring and form, writes Tom English.
In this weekend's Premiership games, there's a focus on the first Edinburgh derby of the season, a potential difference-maker for Motherwell at Celtic Park and a spotlight on Russell Martin, again.
As Kieran Tierney approaches his 400th career game, Tom English asks if the Celtic defender can get back to what he once was?
Max Aarons scored a stoppage-time winner as the embattled Rangers manager, Russell Martin, eked out his first Scottish Premiership victory in six attempts with a 2-1 triumph away to Livingston. James Tavernier had put Rangers in front midway through the first half but the captain blew the chance to extend their lead when he had a penalty saved by Lions goalkeeper Jerome Prior. The hosts capitalised on this reprieve to equalise through Mo Sylla after the break, leaving Rangers staring at the prospect of a sixth league game without a win. Continue reading...
Celtic fans’ 12 minutes of silence followed by 0-0 draw Kyziridis sparks Hearts to 3-0 win against Falkirk Celtic fans had little to cheer after ending their silent protest as a goalless home draw with Hibernian allowed Hearts to move to the top of the Premiership with a 3-0 win against Falkirk at Tynecastle. The Celtic Fans Collective had organised “12 minutes of silence from your 12th man” at the start of the game to continue the protest against the Hoops’ board and its transfer dealings. While the atmosphere improved, Celtic drew a blank for the fourth time this season as Kelechi Iheanacho and Marcelo Saracchi hit the bar and Hibs held on, which had the knock-on effect of doing a favour for their Edinburgh rivals. Continue reading...
