The Full Scottish

Motherwell became the latest club in Scottish football to call into question a recent VAR decision in a match they ended up losing.

The Scottish Cup semi-finals have been set. Rangers will be vying for their second cup of the season. Now comes the whinging over ticket allocations.

The latest kerfuffle over officiating—and VAR—in the Scottish Premiership surprisingly sees the managers emerge as the voices of reason.

The two Glasgow derbies will likely decide the Scottish title race, as it seems unlikely that, under Clement, Rangers will drop points elsewhere.

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers knows what it means to incur the wrath of supporters in Scotland, receiving an unwanted reminder in recent days.

There isn’t a lot of drama on the pitch in Scottish Football. And so, the Scottish Premiership more than makes up for it in theatrics off it.

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers owes loanee striker Adam Idah for keeping the ship afloat—at least for now. Read more in this week’s Full Scottish.

Over the past decade and a half, under managers Neil Lennon I, Ronny Deila, Brendan Rodgers I, Lennon II and, now, Rodgers II, Celtic have left their transfer business in January until late in the month, and seemingly only filled part of their shopping list. It’s Groundhog Day in the United States as we write

Things haven’t gone according to plan during this transfer window for several of Scotland’s big clubs, as Brian P. Dunleavy explains here.

With the exception of the two winter windows under Ange Postecoglou, Celtic have waited until late in the month to close the deal on any incoming signings.