Dundee 2016-2017Celtic face a fight to keep 13-year-old Karamoko Dembele with some of Europeâs top clubs monitoring his progress, Barry Ferguson opens up on his Scotland âdisgraceâ, and Celtic say there is no need to cash in on Moussa Dembele.
Scotsman.com » 4hThe latest edition of Ref Review looks at the coming together between Erik Sviatchenko and Cammy Kerr during Celticâs win at Dundee. Referee Andrew Dallas did not believe it was a penalty. We disagree, though we understand why the referee came to this conclusion.
Scotsman.com » 1dThis is the fixture they were at one stage planning to relocate to the United States this season. But with just one goal in the last three games between these two sides, those behind this increasingly unlikely looking venture will surely need to think again.
Scotsman.com » 2dThis is the fixture they were at one stage planning to relocate to the United States this season. But with just one goal in the last three games between these two sides, those behind this increasingly unlikely looking venture will surely need to think again.
Scotsman.com » 2dAt a time when Scott Brown will be grateful of a break, and his club manager is happy to wrap him in cotton wool, Scotland manager Gordon Strachan will be bemoaning the fact he cannot select a guy who is back at the peak of his game.
Scotsman.com » 3dScott Brown ensures Scottish Premiership leaders Celtic go into the international break with another three points at Dundee.
BBC Sport » 3dBrendan Rodgers is pleased his Celtic side were able to show a different side to their game in the 1-0 win over Dundee.
BBC Sport » 3dScott Brown scored the only goal of the game as Celtic beat Dundee 1-0 to stretch their unbeaten run in the Scottish Premiership to seven matches. The former Scotland international found the net from close range two minutes into the second half after the striker Moussa Dembélé initially saw hisâ¦
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