Clarke’s captaincy contenders meet lethal Lewandowski – Scotland talking points
Scotland play their first fixture of 2022 when they host Poland in a Hampden friendly on Thursday.
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Matt O'Riley passes Celtic acid tests as old mentor insists he's completed midfield puzzle
Peter Grant has seen Matt O’Riley glow in the heat of Celtic.
Matt O'Riley passes Celtic acid tests as old mentor Peter Grant insists he's completed midfield puzzle
Peter Grant has seen Matt O’Riley glow in the heat of Celtic.
Opinion: Celtic will look radically different from last visit to Ibrox
The Celtic side which will be picked by Ange Postecoglou for the Hoops’ trip to Ibrox on the 3rd of April will look very different from the side which started for the Hoops on their first visit to Ibrox this season back in August.
Callum McGregor brands Celtic Sydney Super Cup prospect 'exciting' but eyes another destination
The phrase ‘have boots, will travel,’ could have been coined for Callum McGregor.
Callum McGregor insists Rangers European push won't decide the title as Celtic skipper addresses 'top player' demands
Callum McGregor insists top players have to be prepared to play 60 games a season - as he rejected any theories that Rangers ’ manic month in April could affect their rivals’ title challenge.
Fresh injury worry for Ange and Celtic with 6-goal star in 'poor condition' after Ross County
Celtic’s Daizen Maeda won’t be joining up with Japan during the international break because of concerns about his fitness.
Will Connor Goldson's late Rangers strike prove crucial in the title race? Monday Jury
KEITH JACKSON: The second half salvage mission might just have kept them in the title race. With an inferior goal difference had they also fallen six points off the pace they would have needed snookers to knock Celtic off top spot in the final seven games. ANDY NEWPORT: Huge. There's been plenty of question marks over whether this side has the bottle for the title fight but they came up with a massive result at Dens on a day when they were miles off it. It's still all to play for with seven games to go. FRASER WILSON: In terms of keeping the title race alive it was massive. Had it stayed 1-1 and the gap stretched to five points then I reckon Celtic’s lead and significantly better goal difference would have been insurmountable. DAVID McCARTHY: Absolutely massive. Rangers needed two goals in the second half or the title was hanging by a thread. They got them and they're still in it.