Scottish Football
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Glenn Whelan Appointed Head Coach at Livingston FC Following Relegation
Livingston FC has appointed former Republic of Ireland international Glenn Whelan as head coach to lead their recovery following relegation from the Scottish Premiership.
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Institutional Collapse at Petershill Park: Rangers Women Lose Title in 6-0 Rout
A devastating 6-0 defeat to Glasgow City on the final day of the ScottishPower Women’s Premier League saw Rangers relinquish their title ambitions, raising questions about tactical resilience ahead of the Scottish Cup final.
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Inverness Clinches League Title Amid Pitch Invasion Chaos
Inverness Caledonian Thistle secured the League One title with a 2-1 win over Hamilton, marred by a late penalty save and subsequent fan violence.
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Dujon Sterling Faces Court Over January Driving Charges
Rangers FC player Dujon Sterling appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court to face charges of drink driving and dangerous driving following a January collision.
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Raith Rovers Eye Silverware Amid League Push
Raith Rovers look to secure a spot in the Scottish Challenge Cup final following a crucial victory over Airdrieonians as the club balances league promotion ambitions.
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Dundee Faces Legal and Public Order Challenges
Dundee deals with the sentencing of a serial predator while managing fallout from volatile derby day disorder and major football club roster changes.
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Rangers Appoint Jim Gillespie as CEO: A Lifelong Fan’s Return to Ibrox with a Blueprint for Sustainable Glory
Jim Gillespie, a lifelong Rangers supporter and proven leader, has been named the club’s new Chief Executive Officer. His appointment marks a significant moment for the Ibrox side, bringing a track record of transformational success from St Mirren and the…
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Robbie Keane’s Managerial Impact: Context, Critique, and the Celtic Connection
Exploring Robbie Keane’s remarks on recent Scottish football clashes, the pressure on new managers, and why context matters more than ever for Celtic’s fortunes.
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Dixie Deans: Remembering the Celtic and Motherwell Icon Whose Goals Lit Up Scottish Football
Football mourns the passing of John ‘Dixie’ Deans, the prolific striker who became a legend at Motherwell and Celtic, leaving an indelible mark on Scottish football.
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St Andrew’s Day 2025: Scottish Football Legends and Language Milestones
On St Andrew’s Day 2025, Scotland celebrates not only its greatest footballers but also a historic recognition of Gaelic and Scots as official languages, marking a new chapter in national pride and cultural identity.
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Kwame Ampadu Set for Key Role as Celtic Finalizes Coaching Overhaul
Kwame Ampadu is poised to join Celtic’s coaching staff as the Scottish champions finalize a major managerial transition, alongside Wilfried Nancy. This marks a significant moment for the club as it seeks renewed direction and stability.
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Callum Osmand’s Breakthrough: Teen Striker Seals Celtic’s Cup Final Dream Against Rangers
Teenager Callum Osmand scored his first professional goal in extra time, cementing Celtic’s dramatic 3-1 win over Rangers and sending the team to the Premier Sports Cup final.
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David Weir Appointed Strasbourg Sporting Director: Scottish Football’s Steady Hand Moves to France
Former Scotland international David Weir has taken on the role of sporting director at French club Strasbourg, marking a new chapter in his storied football career and highlighting the continued influence of Scottish professionals abroad.
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Russell Martin Faces Mounting Pressure as Rangers Search for Answers
Rangers manager Russell Martin is under intense scrutiny after a string of disappointing results, with fan unrest growing and club leadership weighing whether patience or change will yield progress.
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Russell Martin Faces a Defining Moment as Rangers Prepare for Champions League Test
Rangers manager Russell Martin prepares for a critical Champions League qualifier against Viktoria Plzen, as questions about his leadership and the team’s mentality take center stage.