Scotland’s Premiership winners, Celtic, are aiming to loan out Alexandro Bernabei while he’s in South America in an effort to clear their schedule and make […]
Two of the Rangers coaches who have the most experience with the striker have cautioned the team’s supporters not to write off “samba footballer” Cyriel […]
The Light Blues have jetted out to Portugal as they resume their Europa League journey with a clash against the Portuguese giants tomorrow night. It is the […]
Mick Mills, a legend of Ipswich Town, has emphasized the value of Leif Davis in terms of Kieran McKenna’s preferred style of football play this […]
Due to the abundance of skill in the Hammers midfield, West Ham has provided an update on Flynn Downes and said that they are prepared […]
Chief of the Romanian FA Mihai Stoichita has lashed out at Alaves for what he calls a “waste of time” in loaning Rangers forward Ianis […]
The Gers boss has put pen to paper on a new deal until the summer of 2026 after taking up the reins last summer. Potter, […]
Benfica manager Roger Schmidt addressed rumors that he might be fired if they lose, and he anticipates a direct approach from Rangers on Thursday. Sporting […]
Ipswich Town boss Kieran McKenna has admitted it is no coincidence his side keeps coming up with late goals to win matches in the Championship, […]
This Sunday marks Celtic’s return to Scottish Cup play. A victory over Livingston at Parkhead would send them to the competition’s last four. After a […]
Following his selection as captain for the upcoming Celtic Foundation Legends match against Borussia Dortmund, Scott Brown has responded. When the teams play in May to generate money for the club’s philanthropic wing, the manager of Ayr United will once again don the Hoops on the pitch at Paradise. In an interview with the Celtic website, Brown discussed what it will mean to play for Celtic once more as well as the gift that will be made in memory of Scott’s late sister Fiona Brown to the Dundee Cancer Centre at Ninewell in Dundee. “My family and I will be thrilled to return to Celtic as the Legends side’s captain. It goes without saying that I spent a significant portion of my career at the team and have many amazing experiences there, so it will be extra meaningful to wear the shirt once more.It will be amazing to line up with so many of your old teammates and other legendary Celtics. “I would like to thank the Foundation and all of the fans in advance for their support. I am also incredibly honoured that a donation will be made in Fiona’s honour. It means a lot to my family.”In a record deal, Brown left Hibs in the summer of 2007 to sign with Celtic. In his 620 club appearances, the commanding midfielder would score 46 goals and win 22 championships with the Green and White Hoops. GET MORE RELATED CONTENT ON SPORTWORDS.CO.UK
Recalling a recent occurrence against Rangers, Alan Brazil and Ally McCoist have become enraged by the recent dispute surrounding a handball ruling delivered against Celtic. […]
Liam Manning, the manager of Bristol City, considers his team’s thrilling 3-2 loss against Ipswich Town. Liam Manning, the manager of Bristol City, said his […]
Scott Brown has reacted after he was named as the captain for the forthcoming Celtic Foundation Legends game against Borussia Dortmund. The Ayr United manager […]
Mohamed Diomande has shared advice from Didier Drogba and Yaya Toure before sealing his move to Rangers in January.The midfielder who arrived on an initial […]
Brendan Rodgers is adjusting to the fact that he will not be able to appeal Hyunjun Yang’s red card and is facing the possibility of […]
This serves as a reminder of the 22-man Rangers roster that was submitted for the Europa League knockout stage at the start of February. And […]
Before their Europa League round of 16 matchup with Rangers, Benfica is “riddled with weaknesses.” Journalist Stephen McGowan claims as much, with the first leg scheduled for this Thursday, March 7, in Portugal.Rangers will play the second leg at Ibrox on March 14 and go to the knockout stages after winning their group.For the Scottish Daily Mail, McGowan stated, “Benfica are a team riddled with weaknesses despite a turnover of £167 million – almost exactly double the Rangers figure of £84 million” (page 69, 6 March). The Ibrox team has a history of taking advantage of their European rivals’ unrest, and a 5-0 loss to Porto over the weekend has put head coach Roger Schmidt under a lot of strain. “The Portuguese champions have been lacklustre in Europe, despite bringing in Argentine World Cup winner Angel Di Maria for a second stint and having two exceptional players in 20-year-old Portuguese international central defender Antonio Silva and 19-year-old midfielder Joao Neves.They were defeated by Real Sociedad and Inter Milan in their Champions League group, having lost their opening four games. They also survived a close match against Toulouse, a French midtable team, in the Europa League play-off round. In the Europa League, can Rangers defeat Benfica? Benfica has undoubtedly had a difficult season in Europe, but they still have a chance to win something because to their tenacity and strong team.The Champions League trophy will obviously disappoint them, but the Europa League trophy would still represent a tremendous accomplishment for the Portuguese team.But the Gers are in their way, and considering how they won a tough Group C, they should be quietly confident.The Ibrox team nearly didn’t get it to the following round, but an incredible series of circumstances allowed them to secure first place. However, Philippe Clement’s team enters the match fresh off a heartbreaking 2-1 Scottish Premiership victory at Ibrox on Saturday (2 March) over Motherwell.Neither team wants to lose in Portugal on Thursday night, especially after Benfica also dropped their match over the weekend. In other Rangers news, following their performance in the Scottish Youth Cup, the team has a bright future ahead of them. GET MORE RELATED CONTENT ON SPORTWORDS.CO.UK
Despite his team’s continuous fight for the Scottish Premiership title, Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers is probably keeping a watch on any summer transfer action. It […]
The club expressed its shock and deep regret over the decision, which maintains Yang’s two-match suspension following a contentious incident in the most recent game against Hearts, in a statement that was made public on Tuesday night. “We have received notification that the club’s claim has been dismissed,” the statement said.It is obvious that we are shocked and deeply dissatisfied by this choice.After Yang gave Alex Cochrane a high boot in the moment in question, he was given a red card. This judgement drew debate and criticism right away, particularly from Celtics manager Brendan Rodgers. The club’s dissatisfaction with the officiating and the application of VAR in the league was brought to light by Rodgers’ criticism of the ruling, particularly his scathing comments regarding John Beaton’s role in the VAR process. Celtic will play Livingston and St Johnstone without Yang on the pitch due to the SFA’s decision to reject the claim, despite the club’s attempt to get the red card revoked through a streamlined appeals process. contribution on the pitch. GET MORE RELATED CONTENT ON SPORTWORDS.CO.UK
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