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Celtic And Rangers Seek Old Firm Tonic For Champions League Trauma
Neither of the Glasgow clubs reached the league phase of European club football's elite competition for the first time since 2021.
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Celtic Clinch Fourth Straight Scottish Premiership Title
The Glasgow club have claimed 21 of the last 26 domestic trophies as Brendan Rodgers' men reign supreme in Scotland.
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Bayern Edge Out Celtic To Reach Champions League Last 16 As Milan Are Dumped Out
Bayern Munich needed a stoppage-time goal to see off Celtic and secure a place in the last 16 of the Champions League on Tuesday
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Watch: Drunk EasyJet Passenger Loses Control, Throws Punches At Cops And Flight Attendants
The irate passenger got out of his seat and appeared to hit a Turkish police officer and a woman member of the cabin crew.
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Europa League: Gareth Bale Starts As Tottenham Win, Celtic Undone By AC Milan
Despite Gareth Bale starting for the first time, it was on-loan Carlos Vinicius who made an impressive debut as Tottenham enjoyed a 3-0 win in their Group J opener.
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Steven Gerrard Backs International Football Despite Spike Of Covid Cases
Steven Gerrard's Rangers travel to Celtic for the first Old Firm derby of the season on Saturday, but their cross-city rivals could be without four key players due to coronavirus restrictions.
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Celtic FC Manager, Players Agree To "Significant Reduction" In Wages
"We are well aware of the economic realities and are very willing to play our part in recognising them," Celtic manager Neil Lennon said.
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UEFA Demand Leaves Scottish Football Clubs In The Lurch
Many Scottish clubs had been keen for the season to be called as it stands -- with Celtic crowned champions -- so that prize money could be handed out to solve a cash-flow crisis.
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Steven Gerrard Unveiled As New Rangers Boss
Gerrard also faces the challenge of outfoxing his former manager at Liverpool in Celtic's Brendan Rodgers.
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World mourns Eusebio ahead of Monday's funeral
Eusebio da Silva Ferreira, who died of cardio-pulmonary arrest early on Sunday aged 71, reigned over Portuguese football in the 1960s, bringing glory to both his club Benfica and his country.
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Ki Sung-Yueng stars as Sunderland stun Chelsea in League Cup quarter-finals
It was Ki Sung-Yueng's first goal in 13 appearances for the Black Cats since his loan switch from Swansea, with whom he won the League Cup last season, in September. Ki had never scored in English football since moving to Swansea from Celtic in 2012, and this was his first club goal since he netted for the Scottish giants at Hibernian in February 2...
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Scottish champions Celtic ban over 100 fans after crowd trouble
The club have handed "precautionary suspensions" to 128 supporters preventing them from attending home and away matches.
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Gouramangi Singh, Subrata Paul to leave for Denmark club trial on Friday
Central defender Gouramangi Singh and goalkeeper Subrata Paul are expected to be available for India's two international friendlies against Philippines (on November 15) and against Nepal (on November 19).
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Sunderland chief explains sacking of Paolo Di Canio
Reports in the British media suggest Sunderland's players were unhappy with the outspoken Di Canio's methods, but the club chief executive Margaret Byrne said he was removed purely to improve the club's chances of staying up.
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UEFA Champions League qualifiers: Zenit advance, AC Milan draw, Celtic lose
Former European champions AC Milan and PSV Eindhoven were locked at 1-1 in their playoff, Kazakhstan champion Shakhter Karagandy stunned Scottish club Celtic 2-0, Real Sociedad won at Lyon by the same score and Viktoria Plzen beat Maribor 3-1 in the Czech Republic.
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Celtic And Rangers Seek Old Firm Tonic For Champions League Trauma
Neither of the Glasgow clubs reached the league phase of European club football's elite competition for the first time since 2021.
-
Celtic Clinch Fourth Straight Scottish Premiership Title
The Glasgow club have claimed 21 of the last 26 domestic trophies as Brendan Rodgers' men reign supreme in Scotland.
-
Bayern Edge Out Celtic To Reach Champions League Last 16 As Milan Are Dumped Out
Bayern Munich needed a stoppage-time goal to see off Celtic and secure a place in the last 16 of the Champions League on Tuesday
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Watch: Drunk EasyJet Passenger Loses Control, Throws Punches At Cops And Flight Attendants
The irate passenger got out of his seat and appeared to hit a Turkish police officer and a woman member of the cabin crew.
-
Europa League: Gareth Bale Starts As Tottenham Win, Celtic Undone By AC Milan
Despite Gareth Bale starting for the first time, it was on-loan Carlos Vinicius who made an impressive debut as Tottenham enjoyed a 3-0 win in their Group J opener.
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Steven Gerrard Backs International Football Despite Spike Of Covid Cases
Steven Gerrard's Rangers travel to Celtic for the first Old Firm derby of the season on Saturday, but their cross-city rivals could be without four key players due to coronavirus restrictions.
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Celtic FC Manager, Players Agree To "Significant Reduction" In Wages
"We are well aware of the economic realities and are very willing to play our part in recognising them," Celtic manager Neil Lennon said.
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UEFA Demand Leaves Scottish Football Clubs In The Lurch
Many Scottish clubs had been keen for the season to be called as it stands -- with Celtic crowned champions -- so that prize money could be handed out to solve a cash-flow crisis.
-
Steven Gerrard Unveiled As New Rangers Boss
Gerrard also faces the challenge of outfoxing his former manager at Liverpool in Celtic's Brendan Rodgers.
-
World mourns Eusebio ahead of Monday's funeral
Eusebio da Silva Ferreira, who died of cardio-pulmonary arrest early on Sunday aged 71, reigned over Portuguese football in the 1960s, bringing glory to both his club Benfica and his country.
-
Ki Sung-Yueng stars as Sunderland stun Chelsea in League Cup quarter-finals
It was Ki Sung-Yueng's first goal in 13 appearances for the Black Cats since his loan switch from Swansea, with whom he won the League Cup last season, in September. Ki had never scored in English football since moving to Swansea from Celtic in 2012, and this was his first club goal since he netted for the Scottish giants at Hibernian in February 2...
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Scottish champions Celtic ban over 100 fans after crowd trouble
The club have handed "precautionary suspensions" to 128 supporters preventing them from attending home and away matches.
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Gouramangi Singh, Subrata Paul to leave for Denmark club trial on Friday
Central defender Gouramangi Singh and goalkeeper Subrata Paul are expected to be available for India's two international friendlies against Philippines (on November 15) and against Nepal (on November 19).
-
Sunderland chief explains sacking of Paolo Di Canio
Reports in the British media suggest Sunderland's players were unhappy with the outspoken Di Canio's methods, but the club chief executive Margaret Byrne said he was removed purely to improve the club's chances of staying up.
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UEFA Champions League qualifiers: Zenit advance, AC Milan draw, Celtic lose
Former European champions AC Milan and PSV Eindhoven were locked at 1-1 in their playoff, Kazakhstan champion Shakhter Karagandy stunned Scottish club Celtic 2-0, Real Sociedad won at Lyon by the same score and Viktoria Plzen beat Maribor 3-1 in the Czech Republic.
