Three sarcastic cheers for a Celtic clown as Hotline warned England is sick and tired of the green and white
The Old Firm can look forward to more European adventures – but the prospect of Hoops fans being stuck at home hit the Hotline.
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The Old Firm can look forward to more European adventures – but the prospect of Hoops fans being stuck at home hit the Hotline.
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Prince William is visiting a newly established mental health hub in Cardiff on World Suicide Prevention Day. Prince Williams will be at the Principality Stadium on Wednesday, where the Jac Lewis Foundation is setting up a new centre.
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Aston Villa and Paris St Germain players were left looking quizzically at each other on Tuesday as the Europa League anthem blared out around Villa Park instead of the iconic Champions League song ahead of their quarter-final second leg.
A minute or so later, the more famous Champions League anthem was finally playedThis is Villa’s first season in the Champions League BIRMINGHAM, England: Call it being inexperienced in the Champions League.There was confusion before kickoff in the second leg of the quarterfinal between Aston Villa and Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday when the anthem for the second-tier Europa League competition appeared to be played by mistake as players from both teams lined up.A minute or so later, the more famous Champions League anthem was finally played at Villa Park — by which the players were almost ready for the kickoff. In the crowd was Prince William, the heir to the throne and a die-hard Villa fan.This is Villa’s first season in the Champions League.