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Fans face travel chaos as club football returns for the first time in two weeks after the international break with a planned rail strike set to wreak havoc with supporters travelling up and down the country for SPFL fixtures.
Despite being ridiculed in some quarters, it seems Chelsea owner Todd Boehly’s suggestion of a Premier League all-star game could be a goer.
Former New Zealand batter Ross Taylor is one of the modern-day greats and the star Kiwi player is currently in India to play Legends League Cricket. 2022 has been a significant year for him as he first bid farewell to international cricket and then he came up with his autobiography -- Ross Taylor: Black And White. The batter, who would be playing for India Capitals in Legends League Cricket, spoke to NDTV about the chances of New Zealand and India at the T20 World Cup, the form of Virat Kohli, the impact of Rahul Dravid as a coach, and much more.
Robbie Neilson has urged Hearts to leapfrog Rangers into second place with a win on Saturday.
Judd Trump coasted into the third round of the British Open with a 4-0 victory over Dean Young as he looks to stay on course to take the world number one slot.
Brian Kerr knows Motherwell face a massive month in October with a double header against Celtic and a clash with Rangers among some huge tests on the horizon.
Livingston are offering 2000 free tickets to local schools, clubs and organisations for their Premiership home clash against Ross County on October 8.
Rangers have the oldest team in Scottish football, according to data from the CIES Football Observatory. Since the start of the season, the average age of players in Giovanni van Bronckhorst's team was 28.42, the highest figure out of any 12 Premiership sides.