Brian Dunleavy’s Full Scottish

The race in Scotland heats up with Hearts, Celtic, and Rangers as Scottish football’s top contenders while smaller clubs battle for survival. By Brian Dunleavy

Have the SFA gone too far in their punishment of Scottish Journo Michael Stewart? Will the controversial scribe be allowed back into Hampden? by Brian Dunleavy

Squad Fitness May Determine Premiership Title So much happened in Scottish football this week, the topic for this week’s column remained undecided until we started typing. The post-split fixtures were announced Monday, with the usual hemming and hawing and pearl-clutching. Due, allegedly to marches scheduled in Glasgow in May, the SPFL was forced to break

Celtic Need to Discover Their Dee By the time Celtic’s match at Dundee kicks off on Sunday, the Hoops will know the results of Hearts’ fixture at league bottom-feeders Livingston and Rangers home date against Dundee United. Which means the “City of Discovery” will have a significant impact on how the league table looks on

Title Hopes for Celtic, Rangers and Hearts Rest on Post-Split Fixtures The Full Scottish Served by Brian P. Dunleavy With Scotland’s place in the 2026 World Cup secured, much of the focus in the country’s football scene has been on the upcoming “split” in the Premiership. For the uninitiated, the split refers to how the

Brian Dunleavy assesses the managerial candidates for the big job at Celtic. Robbie Keane, currently managing Ferencvaros, is one name being touted.

Explore the latest managerial shifts at Aberdeen and Celtic’s recent triumphs, revealing the strategic moves shaping Scottish football now.

The Full Scottish Served by Brian P. Dunleavy After the final whistle at Ibrox on Sunday, following the 2-2 draw between Celtic and Rangers in league play, a ’Gers supporter reportedly screamed: “Professional bottlers.” (We’re relying on secondhand accounts here.) A bit harsh, perhaps, but the home support had a right to be perturbed. Their

Both Celtic and Rangers head into this Sunday’s Glasgow derby desperately needing a win to save what remains of their respective seasons.

Brian Dunleavy previews a big weekend of games in the Scottish Premiership as Hearts look to extend their run and Rangers visit the plastic pitch at Livingston.