Norwegian Tippeligaen 2001There was a deep-seated angst among a section of the Celtic support over the fact that key figures Scott Brown, Kris Commons, Nir Bitton and Stefan Johansen were unavailable for the visit of Ajax last night. Yet with the dissolute nature of the back-to-back defeats by Molde that featured three ofâ
Scotsman.com » 2d⢠Sparta Prague and Basel qualify while Napoli maintain 100% record ⢠Last yearâs finalists Dnipro suffer crucial defeat at Lazio Schalke, Athletic Bilbao and Sparta Prague were among the sides to book their place in the knockout stage of the Europa League on Thursday, while last yearâs beat
Guardian » 2dCeltic are eliminated from the Europa League after losing to Ajax, while group leaders Molde go down to Fenerbahce.
BBC Sport » 2dCeltic captain Scott Brown says they owe their manager a big performance to atone for the back-to-back defeats by Molde in the Europa League.
Scotsman.com » 7dHungary have not got as single player who appears in Europeâs top-five leagues but they had more than enough to see off Norway in the Euro 2016 playoffs At the final whistle, after Hungary had won 2-1 to reach their first major tournament since 1986, their players gathered in front of the goal the
Guardian » 13dRangers boss clashes with Alan Stubbs, Stabaek keeping tabs on Celtic manager Ronny Deila and Tom Rogic injured on Australia duty.
Scotsman.com » 13dHungary booked their return to major tournament football after 30 years with a victory over Norway in their Euro 2016 qualifying play-off. Hungary led through the debutant Laszlo Kleinheislerâs first-leg goal and Tamas Priskin struck early in the first half of the second leg before Norwayâs Mar
Guardian » 13dHungary punished Norwayâs profligacy across both legs to reach a first major tournament in 30 years â though this was a game likely to have had the neutral reaching for the remote 9.36pm GMT 90 min +3: Hungary are through. Norway had so much possession, so many chances but could only score when
Guardian » 13dThe latest/final league table can be shown along with the table on any given match date.
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