Ange Postecoglou hopes for Celtic injury reprieve as boss hints at rotation ahead of Livingston clash

PSG’s remarkable collapse against Real Madrid.Kylian Mbappe had seemingly secured the French side’s place in the quarter-finals of the Champions League with a first-half strike.But as has so often happened in European football’s premier club competition, Los Blancos staged a stunning comeback to break PSG hearts, though it was a comeback all of the Ligue 1 side’s making.First, Karim Benzema pressured Gianluigi Donnarumma into passing the ball straight to Vinicius, who laid the ball back to the striker to fire in.Then, Luka Modric burst through a wide-open PSG midfield before slipping in an unmarked Benzema to level the game.Straight from PSG’s kick-off after that goal, Madrid won the ball before Marquinhos sent a poor clearance directly to Benzema who completed his hat-trick with a first-time finish.Even by PSG’s standards it was an astonishing collapse, but rather than blame his players, Pochettino launched a scathing attack on Makkelie.The Argentine boss felt there was a foul in the build-up to Benzema’s opening goal, a strike Pochettino insisted “changed the game”.Should Karim Benzema's first goal have been ruled out for a foul on Gianluigi Donnarumma? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section...“It's impossible not to talk about this big mistake made by the referees. It's hard not to accept.

Ukrainian family whose death sparked a global outcry has been identified as a devoted mum and her two young kids.Tatiana Perebeinis, 43, and her two children Alise, 9, and Nikita, 18, were fatally shelled by Russian forces along with an unknown male while they were being escaping out of the suburb of Irpin in Kyiv.The IT worker had reportedly refused to leave her home in the under-fire capital city because she wanted to look after her mother who has been suffering from Alzheimer's, according to the New York Post.An image of the family laid out over a road drain surrounded by luggage and pet carriers reached the front covers of newspapers around the world, and prompted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to issue an angry vow to kill “every b****d” who had caused their deaths.The tragic loss has left her husband Sergey Perebeinis — who was in Russian-hit Donetsk also tending to his own mother — as the sole surviving member of the family.The Perebeinis family, including Tatiana and the children, had moved from the area afterHe took to Facebook to share pictures and a tribute to his slain family, which read: "He took them all. Tatiana couldn’t make it.

Tom Malone Jr has shared his heartbreak after his family dog Lucy passed away.The Gogglebox star, who quit the programme in February 2021 after six years, took to his Instagram feed to post a snap of himself kissing the top of his beloved Rottweiler's head before announcing the news in the caption. "Rest easy Lucy, you were a good girl," he wrote followed by a broken heart emoji, a praying hands emoji and a paw prints emoji.

Callum McGregor took a step closer to that objective as he inked a new five-year contract on Friday. The Scotland international hopes to see out the deal, which would take him up to the age of 33 with his boyhood club and mark 25 years in the Hoops.

Celtic captain has never been convinced the grass was greener. The 28-year-old has been linked with moves Down South on numerous occasions over the years and was nearly tempted to follow Brendan Rodgers to Leicester City not so long ago.

Ange Postecoglou admits injury-ravaged Celtic already have no margin of error in the fight for the Premiership title. The Hoops boss is battling a brutal injury list with new recruit Giorgos Giakoumakis getting crocked before he’s kicked a ball and joining Callum McGregor, Kyogo Furuhashi, James Forrest, Greg Taylor and Christopher Jullien on the missing list.

Celtic back to the top of Scottish football and beyond after penning a bumper new deal. The 28-year-old skipper extended his current contract to 2026 after being sold on the club’s vision of the future by the board and boss Ange Postecoglou.

Callum McGregor has signed a new deal with the club until 2026. The skipper has in the last been linked with English Premier League sides but the Parkhead club had the years on their side with his existing contract running until 2024 and gave him the armband after Scott Brown's departure.

Celtic’ s worst start to a league campaign in 23 years, the man at the helm is adamant nothing will puncture his faith he’ll soon have the Hoops bouncing back. Ange Postecoglou could be forgiven for feeling deflated given the growing injury list that has deprived him of key men Kyogo Furuhashi, James Forrest and Callum McGregor – with the skipper’s return now delayed until next week at least.

Celtic boss - but is adamant criticism will never change the way he manages the club. The Australian has come in for criticism after Sunday’s defeat at bottom of the table Livingston left them four points off leaders Rangers and languishing in sixth place.It’s the club’s worst start to a league campaign in 23 years.

Celtic’s foundations look slightly shaky on the rare occasions he’s not around. Which is why Stiliyan Petrov is convinced Hoops boss Ange Postecoglou is right to put the skipper right at the heart of his huge rebuilding mission.

Ange Postecoglou’s men, this Thursday’s Premier Sports Cup Quarter Final is a chance for redemption. With no domestic away wins in seven months and six losses out of seven away from home across all competitions, the Hoops will be pleased that this fixture will be played out at Parkhead.

Rangers team that have scooped the best upgraded cards, with the top six highest rated players all coming from the Ibrox side. The highest rated cards of all have been given to keeper Allan McGregor, who is a 77 gold, with defensive team-mates James Tavernier and Connor Goldson on the same rating.

Celtic fans at the Tony Macaroni Area and he refused to insult the punters by making excuses for another slip up. The keeper knows it wasn’t good enough for the Parkhead men as they tumbled to defeat against rugged Livingston.Celtic were without key men such as Callum McGregor, Kyogo Furuhashi and James Forrest while others are still building fitness or nursing bruises on the back of the Europa League bash against Real Betis.But Hart is aware it won’t wash with Hoops fans who were left cursing at failing to take advantage of champs Rangers spilling points along the M8 at Ibrox.The no.1 said: “Look, there are no excuses.

Celtic debut against Livingston. Manager Ange Postecoglou has revealed the forward is in line to be involved in his matchday squad for the first time since a transfer deadline day move from VVV-Venlo.

Callum McGregor is in line for a new Celtic deal. The Scotland star has a contract until 2024 but that is set to be extended by at least 12 months.Postecoglou, who takes his side to Livingston on Sunday, knows McGregor is a key man in his squad.

Celtic are back. This is the start of their Europa League journey proper, rather than the end, as was the case back in 2003 for the UEFA Cup final against Jose Mourinho's Porto.

Ange Postecoglou is up against it in Seville as a litany of first-team players miss out on the Europa League opener. The Hoops take on Real Betis over in Spain and a number of injuries and other issues have merged to result in a depleted squad and a need for .Liel Abada is observing the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur while Callum McGregor is carrying a knock and won't play.

Celtic. But Josip Juranovic has already done the maths and insists a one-for-all mentality can be enough to get their Europa League group stage off to a flyer against Real Betis.

Liel Abada to miss the vital Europa League opener in Spain because the match coincides with one of the most important dates in the Jewish calendar. The Celtic manager believes it is right the 19-year-old can observe Yom Kippur and the young Israeli will join a host of big names on the unavailable list as the Hoops try to secure a result against Real Betis in Seville.

Callum McGregor and Liel Abada for their Europa League trip to face Real Betis. The Hoops are in Spain on Thursday night but will need to do it without their skipper after Ange Postecoglou ruled him out of the match.