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Torrential rain forced a lengthy suspension to Scotland’s Euro 2024 qualifier against Georgia on Tuesday, with play abandoned after just 10 minutes before eventually resuming at 9.35pm local time. The game at Hampden Park kicked off under heavy rainfall and with players splashing around on a pitch that was heavily waterlogged.
Erling Haaland scored twice as Norway earned their first Euro 2024 qualifying win against Cyprus, while Moldova produced a sensational comeback against Poland and there was chaos in Scotland’s clash with Georgia. Play was suspended after less than 10 minutes at Hampden Park after a torrential downpour left the pitch in an unplayable state.
Scotland's Euro 2024 qualifier against Georgia was interrupted for work to the pitch ahead of an inspection after the hosts took the lead amid farcical conditions at Hampden. A torrential downpour in the hour before kick-off led to the match kicking off in unplayable-looking conditions.
Hibernian came from behind to defeat 10-man Celtic 4-2 at Easter Road and set up a final-day shootout with city rivals Hearts for fourth place in the cinch Premiership.
Captain Callum McGregor rescued Celtic with a late leveller as the Hoops twice came from behind to draw 2-2 with St Mirren in a pulsating encounter at Parkhead.
Further improvement was the mantra as Celtic dominated the PFA Scotland awards, with success for manager Ange Postecoglou and striker Kyogo Furuhashi.
Celtic wrapped up their 53rd Scottish league title, their 11th crown in the last 12 seasons, with four games to spare on Sunday after a 2-0 win over Hearts.
Former Scotland boss Craig Levein has hailed the current crop of stars available to Steve Clarke as the best in a generation. Clarke masterminded Scotland to an historic 2-0 victory against Spain at Hampden Park last month, with Scott McTominay striking twice to give their EURO 2024 hopes a massive boost. Ad And Levein, who managed the national team between 2009 and 2012, believes the talent currently available can help propel Scotland to a second-consecutive Euros final appearance. Premier League‘What could be better?’ – Ten Hag on Man Utd situation on the pitch33 MINUTES AGO «I think we have got the best squad of players we have had for a long, long time,» said Levein.  «They are playing in the Premier League at really good levels.