Ally McCoist in passionate Rangers and Celtic TV defence as he vents at UEFA for 'barking up the wrong tree'

Alissa Simon Film CriticFor his sophomore feature, “Beautiful Beings,” playing in the Berlin Film Festival’s Panorama, Icelandic helmer-writer Gudmundur Arnar Gudmundsson returns to the subject of his prize-winning first feature “Heartstone” (2016): fraught adolescent friendships and difficult family lives. In “Beautiful Beings,” a horrendously bullied youth forms a tentative rapport with a trio of tough outsiders. Together, the boys experiment with aggression and violence, but also learn about loyalty and love.The action is captured with a shooting style that blends naturalism and lyricism, using mostly first-time young actors.

Gary Neville has said that the only time Wayne Rooney let himself down, it hit his Manchester United teammates like a ton of bricks.

Coleen Rooney has opened up about the reason she stood by her man when she encountered problems in her relationship with Wayne Rooney.The popular WAG admitted that she and childhood sweetheart Wayne are "not the lovey-dovey type" as she described how she has learnt to follow her own instincts when it comes to her love life and family.Talking in new Amazon Prime documentary Rooney, Coleen, 35, confessed that she tries to focus on her own thoughts and feelings rather than letting other people's opinions cloud her judgement, which has helped her to hold their family unit together over the years.And Coleen - who tied the knot with the former footballer in 2008 - confirmed that the only people she tends to listen to are her parents because of their "positive outlook".She said: "When you’re making them decisions, you’ve got to focus on what you want and not what else because you have so many people saying different things to you. ‘Why is she getting back with him? She should’ve got rid of him ages ago.’"Obviously I listen to the people that matter to me, my mum and dad, they’ve always given me a positive outlook on things."Coleen then revealed that part of the reason her relationship with Wayne has lasted so long is that they know how to have fun together.She continued: "There’s nothing that we can’t deal with, and that’s my way.

Ally McCoist admits he went from jubilation to despair in a London hotel room as he followed his beloved Rangers exiting the Scottish Cup. The 58-year-old wasn't in attendance but he was kicking every ball as he watched another one of his former sides St Johnstone leave Steven Gerrard reeling.

Ally McCoist has moved to distance himself from Kris Boyd after the pundit got himself in hot water with Leeds fans. Former Ibrox striker Boyd incurred the wrath of Leeds supporters by querying the praise that has been lavished upon their manager Marcelo Bielsa.

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UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has confirmed the 12 clubs involved in last week's European Super League controversy will be punished.

Rangers misfit Bilel Mohsni would snub boss Ally McCoist and his defensive duties to go up front. Mohsni spent two years at Ibrox as the club looked to progress through the lower leagues on their journey to the Premiership and, eventually, this year's title.

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Chris Sutton questioned why Rangers are being referred to as invincibles - only to be told he was the only one who'd used that word. The Parkhead icon is one of the most engaging pundits in Scottish football and his banter with Rangers rival Ally McCoist is legendary.

Euros games take place in England this summer.UEFA are considering contingency plans for which countries and cities will be able to stage matches during the tournament in the wake of the on-going pandemic.Bilbao and Dublin are expected to pull out as host cities, while there are still doubts about Munich hosting matches.The English FA have expressed an interest in staging extra games, despite the fact new venues would have to be "dressed" with Euro 2020 branding and signage.But UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin is not prepared to allow any grounds belonging to England's so-called "Big Six" to even be considered.Ceferin has waged war on England's biggest clubs following their failed attempt to become part of the now doomed ESL proposal.It

Rangers would survive in the Premier League - while Glasgow rivals Celtic would be doomed to relegation. Reports this morning claim Premier League clubs who walked away from the English Super League are hoping to bring the Premiership sides into a 'British Super League'.

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Eddie Howe as bookies slashed odds on him becoming next Tottenham manager. Howe has been backed from 20/1 to 6/1 to replace Jose Mourinho following his sudden sacking on Monday.The former Bournemouth manager looked all set for a move to Parkhead until his camp moved to quell expectation that a deal was imminent.

Premier League’s Big Six could avoid all punishment for their brief European Super League stint after pulling out of plans late on Tuesday evening. Chelsea and Manchester City led the way in withdrawing from the breakaway plans after intense criticism from fans, with Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal and Tottenham following suit.

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Euro 2020 as UEFA takes a hardline stance. It was announced on Sunday that a group of 12 clubs have agreed on a plan to break away from the Champions League format to form a so-called Super League.

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Euro 2020 by UEFA. European football's governing body have reacted furiously to plans unveiled by 12 top clubs to create a breakaway Super League.President Aleksander Ceferin held a defiant press conference on Monday where he declared players attached to clubs joining the controversial competition should be blocked from competing in UEFA competitions "as soon as possible".