French President Emmanuel Macron stated he expects a "respectful but firm" dialogue with US President Donald Trump at the G7 summit regarding tariffs, emphasizing that duties between G7 countries are not beneficial and that France's digital tax is part of its legislation.
John O'Farrell, ex-Andreessen Horowitz VC, criticizes PAC Leading the Future for using $125M to intimidate politicians from regulating AI, warning of public backlash against the tech industry's lobbying efforts.
Carlton secured a significant win over Port Adelaide, while Geelong made a statement against Sydney. Collingwood edged out West Coast despite injuries, and North Melbourne staged a remarkable comeback to defeat Gold Coast.
Carlton secured a dominant win over Port Adelaide, while Collingwood narrowly defeated West Coast Eagles in Scott Pendlebury's 433rd game. Jamie Elliott suffered a serious injury.
Celtic's title win was overshadowed by a pitch invasion during their match against Hearts, leading to condemnation from the SPFL and raising concerns about fan behavior and the governing bodies' response.
Tony Bloom's investment in Hearts is yielding results, with the club challenging for the title and aiming for European success. Their data analytics approach, similar to Brighton and Union SG, aims to disrupt Scottish football's traditional powerhouses, Celtic and Rangers.
The Scottish Football Association condemns media and Hearts manager Derek McInnes for contributing to a hostile environment after referee John Beaton and his family required police protection following controversial Premiership matches.
A controversial VAR decision in a Scottish football match between Celtic and Motherwell sparks widespread criticism, highlighting the system's flaws and its detrimental impact on the fan experience, with calls for its removal.
Hearts are poised to potentially win Scotland's Premiership after a professional 3-0 win over Falkirk, setting up a title-deciding final match against Celtic, who secured a late win over Motherwell, keeping their own title hopes alive.
A traditional power and an upstart contender are leading a tense competition that could go down to the final dayThe 12-team division splits into two groups of six for the final five matches of the season, with each team playing every other team in their group once. This creates some nail-biting tension down the stretch, as the relegation rivals face each other, as do the title challengers. It also satisfies TV broadcasters, who now get four Old Firm league derbies to broadcast every year. Continue reading...
The Premier League afternoon got under way with three games, 10 goals and three score draws 4 mins: A tasty cross from the right for Newcastle, but nobody gets on the end of it. Here’s the top of the Scottish Premiership as it stands:The final whistle has blown in the Old Firm game at Celtic Park, where Celtic came from behind to beat Rangers 3-1 and keep the heat on Hearts. The top two play each other next Saturday in their final game of the season, with both also playing in midweek. Continue reading...
⚽ Premier League updates from the 2pm BST kick-offs⚽ Live scores | Tables | Follow on Bluesky | Email Simon 4 mins: A tasty cross from the right for Newcastle, but nobody gets on the end of it. Here’s the top of the Scottish Premiership as it stands:The final whistle has blown in the Old Firm game at Celtic Park, where Celtic came from behind to beat Rangers 3-1 and keep the heat on Hearts. The top two play each other next Saturday in their final game of the season, with both also playing in midweek. Continue reading...
İskoçya Premiership'te Celtic derbide Rangers'ı 3-1 mağlup ederek şampiyonluk yarışında hata yapmadı. Old Firm derbisinde Celtic'in gollerini Hyun-Jun Yang ve Daizen Maeda (2) kaydetti.
⚽ Scottish Premiership news from the 12pm BST kick-off⚽ Live scores | Motherwell 1-1 Hearts | And email BillyHello and welcome. The door is ajar in the Scottish Premiership title race. After Hearts’ draw with Motherwell last night, Celtic know that if they win their final three fixtures – starting with the Old Firm today – then they will be champions (bear in mind they host Hearts on the final day next weekend). Rangers also turn up at Parkhead this lunchtime with a spring in their step, with their faint hopes of the title still alive, not to mention the opportunity to set fire to Celtic’s bid.I’ll bring you buildup and team news before kick-off at noon (BST), then minute-by-minute updates from this, perhaps the, decisive match in the Premiership season. I’d love to hear your thoughts via email, whether you’re Celtic, Rangers, Hearts or a neutral. Continue reading...
⚽ News, discussion and more before a huge day of action⚽ Today’s fixtures | Tables | Follow on Bluesky | Email usHello, good morning and welcome to another Matchday live! It’s a big day in the Premier League, with one match in particular set to have major repercussions at both ends of the table.Relegation-threatened West Ham take on title-chasing Arsenal this afternoon, with both teams in need of a win. Anything less than three points for the Hammers could all but seal their fate, with Tottenham one point clear ahead of their meeting with Leeds United tomorrow. As for Arsenal, a victory would maintain their advantage over Manchester City with two games remaining. Continue reading...
Rangers manager Danny Rohl is under pressure after their title bid wilted - so an Old Firm win against Celtic on Sunday would be a timely tonic.
Martin O'Neill is relishing what is "most likely" his final Old Firm match as Celtic chase victory over Rangers to stay in the title hunt.
⚽ Updates from the 5.30pm BST kick-off at Tynecastle⚽ Live scores | Table | Read Football Daily | Mail JohnIt goes without saying that this is massive. Following last week’s dramatic Edinburgh derby, and Celtic beating Hibs on Sunday, it’s all back on Hearts. Just four matches left, and the Old Firm to face, with Celtic to play on final day. Rangers, four points behind, have an outside chance, of the title but might just Celtic the title by winning. That makes for a heady mix.Kick-off is at 5.30pm UK time. Join me. Continue reading...
Rangers will accept their 2,400-ticket allocation for the 10 May Old Firm match at Celtic Park but expressed deep disappointment after the SPFL backed Celtic's decision to exclude Union Bears fans. The SPFL sub-committee refused to overrule Celtic's risk assessment linking the Union Bears to disorder following the Scottish Cup quarter-final in March. The Union Bears have now volunteered not to be included in the allocation. Rangers warn the decision sets a concerning precedent with lasting consequences for the league.
SPFL has backed Celtic in a dispute over away ticket allocation for the 10 May Scottish Premiership match against Rangers. Celtic offered around 2,400 tickets (5% of stadium capacity) on condition none go to the Union Bears fans group, which Celtic blames for disorder following the Scottish Cup quarter-final at Ibrox in March. Rangers refused the terms and referred the matter to the SPFL, but a sub-committee ruled it would not overrule Celtic's risk assessment. The match is crucial in a three-pronged title race involving leaders Hearts.
