6 h. ago 'Nae drama': Celtic ace on Nicolas Raskin battle and why Ibrox draw changes 'mini narrative'

Callum McGregor’s believes Celtic’s 1-1 draw with Rangers helped changed a ‘mini narrative’

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6 h. ago Celtic fan invades Rangers end as rogue punter huckled by stewards after breaking cover and waving scarf

One fan invaded enemy territory as Brendan Rodgers' team battled to a 1-1 draw at Ibrox

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7 h. ago Idah hits Celtic leveller as Rangers denied in Old Firm showdown

What a phoney war this proved to be. Eighty-four minutes into the Old Firm derby came its first booking, for the Rangers interim manager Barry Ferguson. Long before then, it had become apparent Rangers and Celtic would be pretty content to settle for a point each. These sides swung and comprehensively missed at each other for much of the 97 minutes played. This was no clash for the purist.Celtic may be the happier when dust settles. They avoided three successive league defeats to their oldest foes – a feat Rangers last achieved in 1996-97 – and recovered from a goal behind. Celtic were the better team in the second period but Rangers always carried a counterattacking threat. Hamza Igamane and Nicolas Raskin should have done better when afforded late chances to win this for the hosts. Ferguson and his staff also appealed wildly but in vain for a penalty, nine minutes from time. Continue reading...

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6 d. ago Arne Engels warns Rangers 'we're coming for revenge' as Celtic determined to land derby counterstrike

The Light Blues have won the last two derbies with the duo ready to battle it out for the final time this campaign at Ibrox

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1 week ago "I don't care": Celtic ace in blunt transfer admission as opens up on 'passionate' Glasgow and his treble goal

Celtic midfielder Engels has his eyes set on trophies

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2 w. ago Nico Williams sends Rangers crashing out as Athletic stay on course for Bilbao

Rangers’ resistance lasted for over two hours and then a briefer rebellion brought hope that they could do something truly extraordinary but reaching the semi-final of the Europa League was a step too far. Instead, it is Athletic Club of Bilbao, hosts of this year’s final and still searching for a first continental trophy in their 124-year history, who reach the last four. Barry Ferguson’s side were still standing at the end of a first leg that finished 0-0, despite spending most of the night a man down, and they still hadn’t conceded 48 minutes into the second, but then a penalty finally gave the Basques a breakthrough.Liam Kelly had been the hero seven days ago, saving from the spot; here though he could not stop Oihan Sancet’s shot. Rangers still might have been revived when Nicolas Raskin hit the post, but in the end Athletic were too good, racking up 21 shots here, 40 over the two legs, until the 41st was headed in by Nico Williams, the nerves finally gone at San Mamés, the sta...

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2 w. ago Best Scottish Premiership Player 2025: All 12 club's highest rated player this season

Here is ever Scottish Premiership club’s top performing player in the 2024/25 season, so far.

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2 w. ago All 12 Scottish Premiership club's best performing player 2025

Here is ever Scottish Premiership club’s top performing player in the 2024/25 season, so far.

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3 w. ago Bilbao battle shows Rangers are 'united' as 2 Ibrox heroes step out of comfort zone

Raskin was impressed with his team and reckons the result shows how tight the group is

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3 w. ago Nicolas Raskin urges Rangers to do 'dirty work' in Bilbao as star welcomes back key men for Europa League battle

Raskin will be pleased to see John Souttar and Mohamed Diomande come back into the team

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