Rangers have released a strongly-worded statement slamming the level of refereeing in Scotland after their defeat to Celtic. Gers suffered a 3-1 defeat to bitter rivals Celtic after extra time in

Celtic and Rangers will go head-to-head in the Scottish League Cup semi-final at Hampden Park on Sunday afternoon.

This wasn’t just about football, it was about feeling something again. After the week Celtic had, Brendan Rodgers gone, the staff exodus, the mood amongst the fanbase had felt sour and fragile, and you’d have forgiven everyone connected with the club for just wanting the season to stop and start over.

Rangers legend Ally McCoist believes the Gers did not benefit from "one of the worst" decisions" ever in defeat against Celtic.

CALLUM OSMAND has suddenly emerged as a new hero in this Celtic squad with a Hampden cup semi-final goal against Rangers already under his belt. But as things stand the former Fulham kid

Celtic needed reassurance after a turbulent spell, adrift of Hearts and losing their rhythm. O’Neill offered clarity with his unveiling, saying he was merely “keeping the seat warm” as the club plots its next direction.

The Bhoys are making the trip to Hampden this Sunday (November 2) as they face Rangers in the Premier Sports Cup semi-final (KO: 2pm).Show off your Celtic knowledge ahead of the match with our latest

In contrast to Midtjylland's impressive start to the 2025-26 season, Celtic have experienced one of the most challenging and turbulent periods in their modern history.