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After the SFA booted out Celtic's appeal over Yang's red card, Hoops fans are now incensed that their manager could miss next month's crunch Old Firm clash.
It seems more a matter of when, not if, Inter Milan will win the Serie A title, but behind them the race for Champions League qualification is hotting up and Bologna's credentials will be tested when they host the league leaders on Saturday.
Confident Sir Rod Stewart has challenged Graeme Souness to put his money where his mouth is as the Celtic diehard threw down a £10k title bet to the Rangers hero.
Indian tennis star Sumit Nagal has advanced to the main draw of the BNP Paribas Open as a 'lucky loser' after Spanish superstar Rafael Nadal withdrew from the event citing lack of readiness to play at the highest level. The 26-year-old Nagal had lost in the second round of the qualifying tournament but got the big break as he was the highest ranked player in that draw. He is currently placed 101st in the ATP rankings and was entitled to go through in case of a last-minute main draw withdrawal.
DHARAMSALA, India : Electing to bat, England were all out for 218 in their first innings in the fifth and final test against India on Thursday.
New Zealand will honour two of their great servants when Kane Williamson and captain Tim Southee play their 100th test in Christchurch but Australia stand poised to torpedo the celebrations by completing a series sweep.
DHARAMSALA, India :Zak Crawley gave England a decent start but the tourists lost vice-captain Ollie Pope on the stroke of lunch and slipped to 100-2 on the opening day of the fifth and final test against India on Thursday.
Rafael Nadal pulled out of the BNP Paribas Open on Wednesday night, a day before he was supposed to play his first official match in two months.