Postecoglou asks Celtic fans to respect Queen applause
Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou wants supporters to respect a minute's applause for Queen Elizabeth II before Sunday's game against St Mirren.
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Louis van Gaal trims squad as he shows World Cup hand
Louis van Gaal on Friday cut his squad down to 25 for this month’s Nations League games against Poland and Belgium as he gave a strong indication of the players he will take to the World Cup. Van Gaal had named a preliminary squad of 32 a fortnight ago but trimmed it down, keeping the uncapped trio of goalkeepers Andries Noppert and Remko Pasveer and the Ajax Amsterdam attacker Kenneth Taylor. But Leeds United defender Pascal Struijk, who could also play for Belgium, has not made the cut for the matches in Warsaw on Sept.
Van Gaal trims squad as he shows World Cup hand
AMSTERDAM : Netherlands coach Louis van Gaal on Friday cut his squad down to 25 for this month’s Nations League games against Poland and Belgium as he gave a strong indication of the players he will take to the World Cup.
ITV Good Morning Britain viewers say it's 'too early' as Ben Shephard forced to step in and stop shouting from guests
Good Morning Britain viewers were quick to share their thoughts as shouting broke out on the show. Some complained it was 'too early' for the commotion as the ITV news programme returned to screens with Ben Shephard and Kate Garraway at the helm.
UEFA clears Rangers over national anthem but Celtic face action over banner
Celtic face disciplinary proceedings over an anti-monarchy banner displayed during a Champions League match on Wednesday night, but Rangers will not be punished for singing the national anthem before their game.
Callum McGregor: Celtic 'have arrived' in Champions League after performance against Shakhtar Donetsk
Captain Callum McGregor emerged from Celtic's trip to face Shakhtar Donetsk with a point and added belief his side can be successful in their Champions League group.
Rangers defy UEFA with rendition of 'God Save the King' ahead of Champions League game
Rangers, Manchester City and Chelsea had requested to be able to play the anthem before their Wednesday evening matches but European football's governing body turned them down, according to Sky. Before kickoff at Ibrox, however, an impeccably observed minute's silence was followed by a rousing rendition of 'God Save the King' from the 50,000 fans packed into the ground. Fans in the Broomloan Road stand also held up cards to create a vast mosaic of the queen's profile on the background of the Union Flag above a banner reading "1926 Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 2022". "Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II was honoured at Ibrox this evening with a minute's silence, a display created by the Union Bears, and a rendition of the national anthem," read a post on the club's official website.
Rangers defy UEFA with rendition of God Save the King
GLASGOW : Scottish club Rangers defied UEFA on Wednesday by playing Britain's national anthem ahead of their Champions League match against Napoli as a mark of respect for Queen Elizabeth after her death last week.