Celtic

Not many outside Ibrox gave Rangers much of a chance in the home leg of their Champions League qualifying tie against Belgians Royale Union Saint-Gilloise.

Last weekend, the Scottish (men’s) Premiership kicked off the new campaign. This weekend, the women follow suit, with a revamped, 12-team women’s soccer league.

Irish team Sligo Rovers were thrilled in the aftermath of the victory, with manager John Russel describing it as “huge” and “one of the biggest”

Ukraine qualifying for the World Cup finals in Qatar would be the feel-good football story of the year. Except in Scotland.

So, who will take home some decidedly less prestigious accolades in the form of the Full Scottish Awards for 2021-22? Read on.

we’ve been putting a lot of thought into our Full Scottish best 11 team of the 2021-22 season. Here’s our Best 11 in Scotland.

Attorney Bill Copeland made some controversial jokes at a Scottish awards ceremony where Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou was named manager of the year

Celtic may be in pole position in the Premiership—as of this writing, anyway—but Rangers are arguably going for greater glory.

Most of the top six in Scotland’s Premiership face potential banana skins this weekend—the last round of matches, ironically, before the “split” (bananas joke)