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Jota and substitute Alexandro Bernabei struck at the end of each half as Celtic defeated Ross County 2-0 in Dingwall to maintain their nine-point advantage over Rangers at the top of the cinch Premiership ahead of next weekend's Glasgow derby.
Southampton boss Ruben Selles says he's not setting a points target which could make them safe from Premier League relegation.
Eilish McColgan took 43 seconds off her own British record as she won the Berlin Half Marathon on Sunday. McColgan crossed the finish line in one hour, five minutes and 43 seconds, narrowly missing out on the fastest-ever half-marathon time (65:40) – set by Paula Radcliffe at the Great North Run in 2003. Ad The result sees the Scottish athlete climb to fourth on the European all-time list.
Nicola Sturgeon said the need to seek more privacy following internet rumours about her personal life was 'part of the reason' for her resignation. Ms Sturgeon surprisingly stood down as leader of the SNP in February, citing the funeral of independence activist Allan Angus as the moment which cemented her decision.
Erik ten Hag insists the performances of Scott McTominay and Marcel Sabitzer during the international break are testament to the work being done at Manchester United this season.
Scott McTominay may have scored four goals for Scotland during the international break, including two against Spain, but Erik ten Hag has made it obvious that he will not likely reprise the striker role of his youth in the Manchester United first team.
Manchester United travel to Newcastle with Marcus Rashford in the squad after the striker missed England duty last week due to a knock.
Under-pressure Chelsea manager Graham Potter said he took responsibility after a 2-0 loss at home to Aston Villa on Saturday sent the Blues into the bottom half of the Premier League tables. Ollie Watkins gave Villa an early lead before a superb strike by John McGinn, fresh from starring in Scotland's shock Euro 2024 win over Spain, made it 2-0 in the 56th minute with Chelsea booed off the field by their own fans come full-time at Stamford Bridge. Defeat saw Villa leapfrog the hosts into ninth place, with the result leaving Chelsea, for so long used to being title-contenders, in 11th -- below local rivals Fulham -- and five points off any European spot.