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The Scottish Sun reports that Jon McLaughlin and Borna Barisic, two Rangers players, are unlikely to remain with the team past the summer. On April 19, the newspaper

Tomorrow at Hampden, the first of this weekend’s two Scottish Cup semi-finals pits Celtic against Aberdeen. The Dons defeated Clyde, Bonnyrigg Rose, and Kilmarnock to secure their spot

  The manager, Brendan Rodgers, has cautioned Celtic not to “soften up” in response to Rangers’ unexpected league slip-ups. The defending champions lead their championship challengers by three

  The former Manchester City player took the lead in the death threat he received from Mario Balotelli during Celtic’s match against AC Milan. The Hoops legend was

In a heavyweight Hampden weekend matchup between Celtic, Aberdeen, Rangers, and Hearts, four Scottish Cup semi-finalists will narrow down to just two by Sunday night. Here’s all the

Every morning on The Celtic Star, the legendary Celtic historian David Potter’s Celtic Diary takes a look back at significant Celtic matches and events that occurred on this

  Rangers will be relieved to put their recent league slide behind them as they concentrate only on moving on to this weekend’s Scottish Cup final. However, Steven

In the post-split fixtures, Chris Sutton has projected that the Rangers would experience more outcomes similar to the draw with Dundee yesterday night. Following a defeat to Ross

  Jeremiah Frimpong was breaking hearts in London, even after he and his colleagues took a beer bath over the weekend after winning Bayer Leverkusen’s first-ever German title!

The Scottish Premiership has fined Dundee £186,000 in response to the dispute surrounding the postponed matchup between Rangers and Celtics at Dens Park. According to the official SPFL

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Celtic has moved back into first place in the standings, guaranteeing a participation in the Champions League group round. The tournament will be completely redesigned for the upcoming

On Wednesday night, Celtic’s chances of winning the championship improved further as Rangers were held to a scoreless draw at Dens Park.Having played the same amount of games

It’s safe to say that Carl Starfelt’s journey to Celta Vigo has not been easy. He departed Celtic during the summer transfer window of 2023. Ever since he

The appointment of the Swede at Pittodrie has been met with distrust and suspicion yet though Jimmy Thelin hasn’t yet arrived in the nation, analysts have already questioned

Now that his time as manager of Monaco is officially finished, Philippe Clement must wait to file for divorce.Though criticism is more appropriately directed at his team’s history of constant disappointments, no one is advocating that the Belgian should walk after the team’s most recent title failure. However, a pivotal moment is rapidly approaching.To put it plainly, Rangers supporters will never accept second place. This Rangers team’s core seems to have accepted it; three players were just filleted on BBC Scotland.The same old faces are delivering the same old outcomes in the face of a title challenge, and the disappointed. To put it plainly, Rangers supporters will never accept second place.This Rangers team’s core seems to have accepted it; three players were recently filleted on BBC Scotland.The same old faces are delivering the same old outcomes in the face of a title challenge, and the disappointed Rangers fan base has lost all patience with their product.There’s no denying that changes are necessary, but Philippe Clement doesn’t emerge from his six months in the Glasgow sun with a gorgeous tan.Fans are already starting to wonder if the Belgian is a victim of his own success after leading us all to believe that a title was achievable. The way these next few months unfold will determine the Belgian’s standing at Ibrox. A tweet from Philippe Clement Monaco sparks controversy Online, a tweet on Philippe Clement from renowned French football reporter Robin Bairner has gone viral. GRT MORE RELATED CONTENT ON SPORTWORDS.CO.UK

Three of the Rangers’ key players, according to Rory Loy, have demonstrated they are incapable of bearing the pressure of a true title fight.After losing to Ross County in Dingwall over the weekend, Philippe Clement’s team suffered additional setbacks to their chances of winning the Premiership title, including a goalless draw with Dundee. After playing the same amount of games as Celtic, the Light Blues presently trail their opponents by three points. In the season’s last Old Firm match at Parkhead on May 11, the Gers MUST win due to a lower goal differential, and they can only hope that someone else does them a courtesy by holding the Hoops. Furthermore, former Rangers striker Loy believes that when the chips are down, the Ibrox club’s top three have fallen short. He mentioned three players who have failed to rise to the occasion: midfielder John Lundstram, fellow defender Connor Goldson, and captain James Tavernier. And not for the first time either, as Loy cited Celtic’s 10-In-A-Row collapse as a key element in the three years that the Gers DID manage to cross the finish line for the title. GET MORE RELATED CONTENT ON SPORTWORDS.CO.UK

Rangers’ further defeat against Dundee Friday night gave Celtic a significant advantage in the Scottish Premiership competition.After being postponed twice due to the recent bad weather, the game finally went ahead.In addition, the Ibrox team was under pressure to perform well in addition to winning yesterday night following the Rangers’ Sunday defeat by Ross County.With only five games remaining, Rangers failed to impress at Dens Park, giving Celtic a significant title advantage going into the split. This low level of confidence was evident throughout the Ibrox camp. Celtic, keep things simple. John Hartson appears to be conveying that message, as he used social media last night to message his former team just after the final whistle at Dens blew: Hartson favoured taking the cautious approach, even as the Celtics supporters rejoiced at yet another significant league turning point.Even though there isn’t a single Celtics supporter who will take anything for granted, optimism is strong heading into the season’s last five games. GET MORE RELATED CONTENT ON SPORTWORDS.CO.UK

Despite the opinions of numerous commentators around the nation, Kris Boyd maintains that the challenge on Kyogo during Celtic’s match against Livingston was NEVER a penalty. In the first half of the match at Almondvale, Mikey Devlin challenged the Japanese striker inside the box, but both Alan Muir on VAR and referee Don Robertson dismissed their arguments. The Hoops lamented the choice, and Chris Sutton told Sky Sports he thought his former team could feel cheated.But Boyd laughed at the idea and was having none of it. “So, you had to look at it numerous times, still couldn’t make your mind up, so it’s not clear and obvious,” Boyd explained. “He’s already down before the contact is made, so it’s never a penalty.” Look at him; he’s already descending. He grabs his ankle with his leg. Never face a fine.” GET MORE RELATED CONTENT NO SPORTWORDS.CO.UK  

When Pat McAfee posted video from the Rangers vs. Hibernian match to his three million X followers, he was taken aback. Nectarios     Triantis, a defender for Hibs, hilariously eliminated two of his own teammates on a botched free kick during the Gers’ 3-1 victory at Ibrox.Triantis launched the ball straight into Joe Newell’s face, and it bounced off Will Fish as well before looping back and striking Newell once more.On March 30, former NFL player and current WWE pundit McAfee posted on his personal X account, saying, “This isn’t genuine.Is this really happening, @bubbagumpino? It can’t be genuine. Rangers’ free-kick destroys Hibernian players Given how hilarious everything was, McAfee had good reason to wonder if the video had been altered. Even those in attendance were shocked by what had occurred in a play segment that they were sure no one had ever seen before . It’sone thing to knock out a teammate with a free kick of your own; it’s another to take out two while hurting one more.On their return to Scottish Premiership action, Philippe Clement’s team went on to win 3-1, but not before there was a brief moment of relief.Despite the fact that it may not have been the ideal league advertisement, the video has been shared millions and millions of times worldwide.As they say, even though Hibs pair Newell and Fish might not agree, there’s no such thing as bad PR. GET MORE RELATED CONTENT ON SPORTWORDS.CO.UK