Aberdeen vs Celtic LIVE as Callum McGregor and Liam Scales return for holders
Brendan Rodgers made Hampden a home from home for Celtic during his first spell as boss at Parkhead and is looking to continue that record on his return.
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Neil Lennon reignites Philippe Clement feud as Celtic hero tells boss HE doesn't understand Rangers 'expectations'
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Michael van Gerwen's new two-word nickname for Luke Littler as pair's rivalry continues
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Callum McGregor has final Celtic fitness hurdle to clear as 5 Scottish Cup dilemmas emerge – Parkhead squad revealed
It has all been going to plan for Celtic with the squad nearing full strength while sitting top of the Premiership amid their battle with Rangers.
Hurricanes march on as Auckland give Brumbies the blues
Wellington Hurricanes maintained their 100 per cent start to this year’s Super Rugby Pacific with a 38-15 win over Fijian Drua, while Canterbury Crusaders slipped back to the foot of the table with a 37-15 loss to the Western Force on Saturday.
Minimah, Bassey listed as sports ministry, Yucateco celebrate boxers
Nigerian Boxing Federation (NBF) President, Gen. Kenneth Minimah (Rtd), the country’s first world boxing champion, the late Hogan ‘Kid’ Bassey and national team coach, Tony Konyegwachie, are among boxing personalities to be honoured today in Lagos by the Ministry of Sports, in collaboration with Yucateco Boxing Promotions.
Every word Erik ten Hag said in Manchester United press conference as injury boosts confirmed
Manager Erik ten Hag has confirmed he expects to have Harry Maguire, Scott McTominay and Antony available for Sunday's FA Cup semi-final against Coventry City at Wembley.
John O’Shea could stay as interim Ireland boss as permanent appointment delayed
John O’Shea could remain interim Republic of Ireland manager after the Football Association of Ireland revealed Stephen Kenny’s permanent successor may not be in place until September.