Barry Ferguson is excited about the future for Rangers, whether he stays on as head coach, after meeting prospective new owners and incoming sporting director Kevin Thelwell.
Celtic have secured a 55th Scottish league title, equalling city rivals Rangers, but statistics show their recent dominance. Here are some of the important numbers.
Bhoys confirmed as champions with four matches leftDoubles from Kühn and Idah power Celtic to victory Celtic have been confirmed as Scottish Premiership champions for the fourth successive season – their 55th league title and their second trophy of the campaign – after they thrashed Dundee United 5-0 at Tannadice. Rangers had kept the race going last Sunday by coming from two goals down, and with 10 men to draw 2-2 at Aberdeen. However, Celtic’s cruise took them 18 points clear on top, rendering Rangers’ later match at St Mirren irrelevant to the title. This story will be updated Continue reading...
Barry Ferguson insists he will make Rangers "a better club" if he stays on beyond the end of the season - and will not seek another job in management if not.
Reports of interest first surfaced earlier this year but the Ibrox club has now confirmed "productive conversations" are ongoing.
Rangers are close to appointing Everton's director of football, Kevin Thelwell, as their new sporting director.
Rangers' season is now over. But the work is jus beginning for the Ibrox club, writes Tom English.
Barry Ferguson says his Rangers future "needs to get sorted soon" as the club have a "lot of work to do" after their Europa League exit to Athletic Bilbao confirmed a trophy-less season.
Interim manager Barry Ferguson says his main concern is Rangers returning to winning trophies, rather than his own future at the club.
Rangers midfielder wants to move, Aberdeen captain on missed opportunity and Celtic boss weighs in on referee's exit as VAR official.
Rangers survived sweeping changes, dropping their number one goalkeeper, suffering an early red card and conceding a late penalty to hold Athletic Bilbao. How did they do it?
Dropped Jack Butland still has a "huge part" to play at Ibrox despite replacement Liam Kelly's penalty save proving pivotal in their Europa League quarter-final, first-leg draw with Athletic Bilbao, interim head coach Barry Ferguson has insisted.
The lowdown on Lyon v Manchester United, Tottenham v Frankfurt, Rangers v Athletic and Bodø/Glimt v Lazio By WhoScored Paulo Fonseca’s touchline ban is not holding Lyon back in their pursuit to finish the season as the best of the rest in Ligue 1. PSG wrapped up the title at the weekend but the other Champions League spots are very much up for grabs. Lyon returned to winning ways by beating Lille 2-1 at the weekend to make it six wins from their last seven. The team have won eight of their 11 matches since Fonseca arrived in January, which has taken them to within striking distance of second-placed Marseille. The 52-year-old pledged to bring attacking football back to Lyon and he is living up to his word. Continue reading...
Former Rangers and Scotland forward Steven Naismith analyses the reasons for Rangers' unpredictability this season.
