2 hours ago Arne Engels declares Celtic would have STILL won Premier Sports Cup even if Rangers were awarded VAR penalty

The Belgian wasn't buying into the spot kick controversy

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2 hours ago Jack Butland confirms heartwarming Rangers absence reason as Liam Kelly gets props from hospital

Butland had to withdraw from Philippe Clement's starting XI and now everyone knows why

Events

2 hours ago Rachel 'the Grinch' Reeves steals 45% of YOUR donations, charities say

The Chancellor's National Insurance raid will add an extra £1.4billion to wage bills in the already struggling voluntary sector, forcing bosses to decide whether to lay off staff or axe vital services.

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3 hours ago Isaac Price Rangers transfer 'dossier' in the works as mystery Championship club also swot up on Standard Liege star

Reports in the Belgium claim that the Ibrox club are doing their homework on the Northern Ireland international

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3 hours ago Hibs spark tarpaulin party after statement win as Aberdeen let Rangers back in with worrying slump

Hibees are looking up the way ahead of huge Boxing Day derby after downing Dons

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3 hours ago Rangers' birthday party is not spoiled by VAR as Philippe Clement raises eyebrows with comments

Cerny’s goal the difference as Ibrox celebrates 125 years

Politics

3 hours ago Jimmy Thelin urges Aberdeen not to stress too much over Hibs howlers as winless run continues

After going 16 unbeaten, Thelin's men now haven't won in six and have slipped to third in the table behind Rangers

Politics

4 hours ago Vaclav Cerny 'offside' Rangers goal gripe by Tony Docherty answered as Dundee boss told only 'mistimed' moment

The decisive moment came in the second half with the VAR team backing the winger

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5 hours ago Jesús Navas: ‘I’m stopping because I have to. I’m happy with what I’ve achieved’

On Sunday, aged 39, Sevilla’s Jesús Navas brings down the curtain on Spanish football’s most glittering careerA little after 9am in Montequinto, Seville, and Jesús Navas walks past the Jesús Navas Stadium and up the little slope in the sunshine, gym to the left, training pitch to the right. The first to arrive and he’s moving OK this morning, which isn’t something he can say every day, but still he comes. Soon, too soon, he won’t. “It’s my life,” he says, “what I’ve always done, who I am.” The stand bearing his name wasn’t here when he first turned up, a quarter of a century ago. Most of this wasn’t; the trophies at the Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán, three miles north, certainly weren’t. Everything changes, except him. “I’m the same as the first day,” he says.That day, Navas was 15, a small, skinny, shy boy from Los Palacios, 15 minutes south. It was 2000 and he has been coming almost every morning since, apart from four seasons in Manchester which he enjoyed more even than you migh...

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5 hours ago Zoe Ball fleas UK as she reunites with son after emotional last Radio 2 show

BBC Radio 2 had its last Zoe Ball Breakfast Show on Friday, and the star jumped straight on a plane after her broadcast to be with her teen daughter and adult son in America

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