Celtic striker Giorgos Giakoumakis insists title race is ‘not over yet’
Giorgos Giakoumakis insists Celtic must keep their focus to the end to ensure they get over the line in the cinch Premiership.
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Katy Nicholls has no plans to end career as she gets ready to become a mother
Olympic sprinter Katy Nicholls has set her sights on returning to elite competition after revealing she is expecting her first child this summer.
Sold last year, now worth £33m: Celtic will have nightmares over 22 y/o "phenomenon" - opinion
Celtic laid dormant like a small church mouse last season as the Hoops crumbled, fell and ultimately watched their stronghold over Scottish football evaporate into thin air.
Carlos Carvalhal sees Rangers tie as shop window for himself and Braga teenagers
Carlos Carvalhal insists he and his Braga players can show their qualities to the world against Rangers on Thursday night.
Carlos Carvalhal addresses Rangers 'weaknesses' as Braga boss urges stars to put on Europa League show
Carlos Carvalhal says the Europa League showdown with Rangers is the perfect stage for both he and his players to audition for a dream move to the big time. The much-travelled former Swansea and Sheffield Wednesday boss is out of contract at the end of the summer and has already admitted he’s eyeing another switch abroad following previous stints in Greece and Turkey. But he believes the clash with Gio van Bronckhorst ’s Ibrox troops could also offer a clutch of his talented youngsters the chance to impress watching scouts from the Premier League. Skipper Ricardo Horta has been linked with Liverpool and Arsenal, while midfield ace David Carmo has also been watched by Jurgen Klopp’s Anfield spies. Carvalhal said: “We are doing our job and it’s what we did at Rio Ave the year before last and with Braga this year and last. “We all the time have this expectation that the big clubs can look to us.
Champions League: Liverpool down Benfica 3-1 to take firm grip on tie
Liverpool took a firm grip of their Champions League tie with Benfica as goals from Ibrahima Konate, Sadio Mane and Luis Diaz earned them a 3-1 victory in Lisbon in their quarter-final first leg on Tuesday. Konate opened the scoring with a close-range header from a corner and Mane extended Liverpool's lead from a Diaz assist 30 minutes into what was an one-sided first half, with Mohamed Salah, Diaz and Naby Keita all passing up great scoring chances. Yet five minutes after the break, 22-year-old French defender Konate completely missed a cross and allowed in-form striker Darwin Nunez to score and put Benfica, roared on by a sold-out Estadio da Luz, back into the game.
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