Alex Neil makes confident Scotland Euro claim as he quips Steve Clarke's side will 'take care' of England

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Emmerdale star Roxy Shahidi has hinted that the return of serial killer Meena Jutla could push Dr Liam Cavanagh over the edge after he found out the truth about his daughter's murder.Liam was driven to murder himself when he first discovered Meena's evil deed, stealing into the forest after her intent on killing her - but she got away.Now that Meena has succeeded in shooting Liam's wife Leyla, actress Roxy has insisted that this could be the thing to finally push Liam over the edge after months of depression.Speaking to Daily Star and other press, she explained: "How much more can the man take?"I don’t know what to say other than more devastation, I don’t think it can get any worse for him. It could push him over the edge for sure.

Princess Eugenie is believed to be the first Royal family member to meet Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's daughter Lilibet. Since her California birth in June last year, baby Lilibet has not been taken to the UK to meet the rest of the Firm.But her dad's cousin Eugenie was pictured beside Harry at the Super Bowl final on Sunday, and as such is thought to be the first Royal to fly to the states and meet the eight-month-old.Eugenie, who was spotted without husband Jack Brooksbank, has been put up by Harry and Meghan at their nine-bedroom Montecito mansion, the Telegraph reports.

Mike Tyson is still competing despite losing four of his last five encountersDanny Williams is yet to finally throw in the towel on a 25-year career in the ring that was full of ups and downs - including a victory over Tyson.The fighter retired in 2020 after losing his 29th bout, going down to Sergei Kharitonov in Russia - but he then came back to face off last month, losing a four-round decision against Serdar Avci in Kyiv, Ukraine.Williams' biggest achievement is certainly beating Tyson in 2004 - though he conquered Iron Mike when the legend was a bit past his prime.The London-born fighter - who is now 48 years old - won his first 15 fights as a professional - losing his first fight to Julius Francis in 1999.His record was a decent 31–3 when he went into the fight against Tyson, who was the favourite going into the bout.At the Freedom Hall in Louisville, Kentucky, Williams defeated Tyson by knockout at 2:51 of the fourth round.Tyson had got to his feet again - but the referee had already counted him out.What's the biggest boxing upset you remember? Give us your thoughts in the comments section.Williams four just one of his last five fights, losing four - and he currently has a record of 54-30, with one no contest.Williams told boxingnewsonline: “I’m not being disrespectful but Mike Tyson is not the most handsome-looking man, and with all that money, women he would only [previously] dream of having coming to him came to him. What was he going to do?.“One hundred per cent I believed I’d win.

Jamie Carragher says he thinks Arsenal will scrape into the top four this season, though a Premier League supercomputer disagrees.Manchester City, Liverpool and Chelsea are expected to secure the top three spots, but with just five points separating the next five teams, the final Champions League space is set to be hotly contested.West Ham United, Manchester United, Arsenal, Wolves and Tottenham Hotspur are all in the running, though Carragher insists he's backing the Gunners."I think it will be tough for West Ham to get in the top four. Arsenal, what a win that was for them away to Wolves.

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straight to your inboxKevin de Bruyne has backed Manchester City teammate Phil Foden to become "one of the best players in the world".The 20-year-old scored his first goals for England with an impressive brace after being recalled to the senior squad by Gareth Southgate.Foden was dropped from the Three Lions' last squad after breaking quarantine rules whilst away in Iceland but made his first England start since the incident in the return fixture at Wembley on Wednesday night.Operating in a narrow-right-midfield role, Foden's creativity and quality was there for all to see and he capped off a fine performance with two late goals.The first was a low, sweeping finish from inside the area after being found unmarked by Jadon Sancho before he

Neil Lennon admits he wasn't pleased with Steve Clarke for failing to give his star turn Ryan Christie a breather during his Marathon Man Scotland exertions. The Celtic playmaker was the hero in Serbia as he played 85 minutes before the full 90 in consecutive Nations League clashes with Slovakia and Israel.

Steve Clarke reckons there will be a huge scramble to be part of the Scotland squad next summer.But the national boss is confident no matter who makes his final group won’t be at the Euros to make up the numbers.Clarke’s men might have missed out on securing top spot in their Nations League group after consecutive 1-0 defeats to Slovakia and Israel but the main objective was achieved as his side ended 22 years of hurt to qualify for a major championship with success in Serbia.The Hampden gaffer used 23 players in six gruelling days on the road – and he has others such as James Forrest and Ryan Fraser to come back.Clarke has rejuvenated the national set up in less than 18 months and has gone from struggling to get a side on the park to

Nations League promotion at the death. Silhavy's side rallied to an unlikely Group B2 victory - aided by a Scots collapse - despite losing home and away to Steve Clarke 's team.

Nations League was a Mickey Mouse tournament anyway. It Disney matter.When the dust settles and the lockdowns are lifted, Scotland fans will look back on this week as a glorious end to a miserable era.It’ll be the time remembered for Steve Clarke and his squad allowing us to boogie all the way to the Euros.But somewhere, maybe way down the line, there might also be a slight hint of regret.Who knows what will happen in the World Cup qualification campaign?Scotland will be in pot three and might get a decent draw for a change.

Steve Clarke has plenty to ponder after a second consecutive defeat. Nations League promotion evaded them as defeat to Israel in Netanya put paid to their hopes of promotion and a World Cup safety net.

Steve Clarke wants more quality from Scotland as he lamented the  "missed opportunity" to secure Nations League promotion after a sore 1-0 defeat to Israel.The 57-year-old was left cursing his side's luck after Manor Solomon's solo stunner in the first half consigned his men to a second consecutive defeat since securing Euro 2020 qualification.Scotland created plenty but failed to find the net as Leigh Griffiths passed up a gilt-edged chance during the closing stages in Netanya as top spot in their Nations League group evaded them.And Clarke has promised to use the the next few months wisely to work on improvements ahead of a return to the major tournament stage for the first time since 1998.Speaking to Sky Sports, he said: "I think we are

Euro 2020 next summer. That magic David Marshall save, the party that followed and the joy that fans savoured lasted well into the weekend as a country rejoiced after so may false dawns.

England will be hoping to seal a win and save their blushes against an Iceland side who have not secured a single point in this Nations League campaign.

Steve Clarke has challenged his Euro 2020 heroes to go on another unbeaten run that begins in Israel tonight and leads all the way to Qatar The Scots know victory in Netanya would clinch top spot in their Nations League group and guarantee them a World Cup play-off. That would add to the feel-good factor after their European Championship qualification and give Scotland two shots at Qatar 2022, via the qualifiers and Nations League play-offs.

Andy Robertson is ready to return to the Scotland starting line-up for the Nations League clash with Israel. Steve Clarke declared earlier on Tuesday he had no injury concerns ahead of the pivotal showdown at Hampden.

Nations League clash. And he insists it's because their team is packed full of Premier League stars.

Scotland job became what he dubs a managerial graveyard for some of the biggest names in football. Berti Vogts, Alex McLeish, Gordon Strachan, Burley’s uncle George … just some of the famous names who he claims have suffered ridicule after failing to guide Scotland to a World Cup or European Championship.

Nations League dream – or he’ll be out of a job.Steve Clarke’s side know they’ll top the section if they win in Tel Aviv but the hosts also need victory to avoid relegation.Ruttensteiner, who is also the Israel’s technical director, will hold talks with his national association bosses after this campaign but knows staying at the current level is the minimum expectation.It has been a group of disappointment for the Israels who made the play-offs in the last competition before they were narrowly beaten by Scotland on penalties.Ruttensteiner said: “If I want to stay? This is not a question I need to answer – it’s for the association.“I will sit down with them in early December and make the decision after discussing the matter once all the