Lee Johnson makes Celtic foul claim as Hibs boss insists Carter-Vickers was guilty party in Elie Youan red card call

Later this year, Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp will have an anniversary to celebrate: 10 years of sharing touchlines. A storied marriage it has been, of title-chases too close to call, of European epics, of domestic silverware tussled over with such fine margins it has twice needed penalty shoot-outs to separate their sides.

Max Verstappen said he felt like he was racing with one lung in Saudi Arabia and is still not match-fit for this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix.

Declan Rice‘s performances for West Ham and England have kicked off a bidding war for his services with Arsenal firming up as favourites to sign the 24-year-old midfielder, according to the Evening Standard. Chelsea, Manchester City and Manchester United are also said to be keen.

Lewis Hamilton has said that he hopes to be at Mercedes until his “last days” in the clearest indication yet of the British driver’s future plans.

PHILADELPHIA — After the Dallas Mavericks lost for the 14th time in 20 games since Kyrie Irving and Luka Doncic took the court as teammates, Irving said this was far from where he expected the team to be when he arrived in Dallas almost two months ago.

CHICAGO — The Los Angeles Lakers won their 38th game of the season on Wednesday using their 38th starting lineup, and this one had the team talking about how far it can take them.

No Limits Motor Team began its Honda-powered FIM Endurance World Championship adventure during the two-day Pre-Test for the 24 Heures Motos at Le Mans and declared the new alliance exceeded expectations. The Italy-based FIM Endurance World Cup squad and Dunlop Superstock Trophy contender has switched from Suzuki to Honda power for the 2023 EWC season. Ad Following the test, which finished yesterday (Tuesday), the team posted: “Back from two days of super-positive tests at Le Mans.

Indonesia dicabut dari status tuan rumah Piala Dunia U-20 2023. FIFA diklaim mengambil keputusan ini untuk melindungi tim Israel dari ancaman keamanan.

The Qatar women’s team has not played an official game since 2014. A squad exists in some form, and is believed to gather for training and matches played in private, but their activities are kept far from the spotlight and they are not run by the local FA. They do not appear on the Fifa rankings. The side was formed in 2009, shortly before the World Cup bid was made, but has only been in action 15 times. In private the right noises are being made about a return to action and discussions are believed to be underway, although as with many of the lingering questions about Qatar’s post-World Cup future there is little detail about timescales. The idea is that they will have infrastructure waiting for them, with the Education City Stadium being repurposed into the team’s home and a hub for women’s sport. A friendly tournament involving academy and club sides from Qatar and abroad took place there last month. A small local league exists, while positive steps are undoubtedly being made to improve participation at grassroots level: the recently-created Elite Academy for girls shows promise. But real hope that Qatar is serious about developing the sport would come in the form of an active national team.

L ast Saturday, with no Premier League or international football in the English men’s game, many fans turned their attention to their local non-league teams. The depth of non-league football is a unique feature of the English game. I can speak from experience, having spent several seasons with non-league clubs before coming into the EFL, where I play for Leyton Orient.

If you’ve always wanted to move to Europe, there’s never been a better time. Labour shortages across the continent are making it easier to snap up a job as a non-EU worker.

All too soon, we’ve reached the pointy end of the UAE season. It’s far from over, as a three-way battle for the Trainers’ Championship will be played out over the final three meetings, but the big stuff is done. So, time for my unofficial end-of-season awards.

LONDON: Fulham striker Aleksandar Mitrovic said on Wednesday (Mar 29) that he regrets a push on referee Chris Kavanagh during a controversial FA Cup quarter-final defeat at Manchester United that is expected to land the Serbian a lengthy ban.

Former Celtic star Christopher Jullien discovered a piece of Hoops history when clearing out his house.

Carl Starfelt is blanking speculation of English Premier League interest as the Swedish stopper says “I have no thoughts right now except Celtic.”

Confusion has reigned over an alleged "dirty tactic" from Hibs at Celtic Park at the weekend, with Lee Johnson booked after a second ball appeared on the pitch.

Barry Ferguson admits he was 'baffled' by VAR's exploits at the weekends games as he assessed big decisions in Celtic and Rangers' clashes.

Former Hibs striker Tam McManus has backed up Easter Road chief executive Ben Kensell after he reportedly "confronted" SFA officials after the clash with Celtic.

Andy Walker has slammed some of the “outrageous” decisions made on weekend of officiating chaos in the Scottish Premiership as the former Celtic striker was left scratching his head over the performance of referee and VAR.

Sometimes when the opponents are sitting deeper than the Mariana Trench and every potential gap is being closed as quickly as they appear, all you want is a proper beast of a centre-forward to go roaring into the penalty box, bully his marker so badly that the poor lad may need counselling afterwards – and connect with a header that goes screaming into the net with all the brutal force of a comet streaking through the atmosphere.

Hibs chief executive Ben Kensell confronted SFA officials to get answers after a number of contentious refereeing decisions in the 3-1 loss to Celtic, it has been reported.

Ange Postecoglou reckons Hoops fans have a new hero in Oh Hyeon-gyu after the Korean ace helped fire the Parkhead men a step closer to the title.

Livid Lee Johnston lashed out at Steven McLean – but the Hibs boss insisted Scottish refs deserve more dosh.

Substitute Oh Hyeon-gyu made the difference as Celtic came from behind against ten-man Hibernian to restore their nine-point lead in the cinch Premiership.

Celtic came from behind to win 3-1 against Hibs in an action-packed Premiership battle at Parkhead.

CJ Egan-Riley pulled off a Cruyff turn to escape a sticky situation on his Champions League debut for Manchester City a year ago this month. So there’s little danger the Hibs loanee will fall apart mentally in the face of the Parkhead pressing machine when he gets his first taste of Celtic Park this afternoon.

Midfielders Aaron Mooy and Tomoki Iwata have been ruled out of Celtic's clash with Hibs on Saturday.

Jamie McAllister insists Hibs won’t shrink when they return to the scene of their 6-1 Celtic Park drubbing tomorrow - thanks to regular sessions with a psychologist.

Sweden boss Janne Andersson has allayed Celtic fears over an injury to Carl Starfelt after he limped out of their Scottish Cup clash with Hearts.

Kenny Miller saw a glimpse of what Rangers could be like against Hibs - but Raith Rovers showed him there's still some way to go.