The Scottish Premiership returns with Philippe Clement and Jimmy Thelin in the spotlight while Celtic could experiment in attack.

The SWPL's top two sides, Glasgow City and Celtic, prepare to meet in the middle of a four-way title race poised to deliver drama right to the end.

Celtic could face Uefa sanctions over a banner displayed by their fans during the Champions League play-off game against Bayern Munich.

After going two down to Bayern Munich, Celtic might have feared another heavy Champions League defeat. But Brendan Rodgers' side emerged beaten but "not broken".

Chris Sutton and Nedum Onuoha discuss Daizen Maeda's performance against Bayern Munich after he grabbed his 22nd goal of the season to keep Celtic's Champions League hopes alive.

Brendan Rodgers praises his Celtic side for the way they responded to Bayern Munich's second goal in their Champions League defeat.

Celtic's Daizen Maeda halves the deficit in their play-off first-leg tie against Bayern Munich to keep their hopes of reaching the Champions League last 16 for the first time since 2013.

Michael Olise and Harry Kane gave Bayern Munich the edge going into the second leg against Celtic, who pulled one back through Daizen Maeda Justin Kavanagh emails: “Great photo of Rod! He’s certainly got the gladrags on tonight, but does that bandage on his right fist suggest he’s already had some handbags? If so, it probably won’t be the last we’ll see at Celtic Park tonight in what should be a quite tasty match. Don’t spare the Rod, Bhoys.” The main plan for Celtic here is to keep it tight early on against one of the most exciting front fours in Europe. You do not get many Musiala-type players in the Scottish Premiership. Continue reading...

A Michael Olise rocket and Harry Kane volley give Bayern Munich a 2-1 victory against an impressive Celtic in the Champions League play-offs.

At 2-0 down, Celtic were staring at the invidious scenario of a box-ticking exercise in Munich next week. Their response, clawing their way back into this tie via Daizen Maeda, permitted fresh hope. Bayern Munich will remain the favourites to progress to the last 16. Indeed, for 78 minutes they looked irritated at being forced to play an extra couple of games to get there. Yet Celtic are due praise for their refusal to wilt against such stellar opposition. They will believe they can cause further Bayern scares in the Allianz Arena. Continue reading...

Former Crystal Palace winger Michael Olise opens the scoring for Bayern Munich against Celtic with a thumping drive from the edge of the box in the first leg of the Champions League play-offs.

Read this article and more on NewsNow, the independent news discovery platform.

Read this article and more on NewsNow, the independent news discovery platform.

Read this article and more on NewsNow, the independent news discovery platform.