Leigh Griffiths admits Celtic out for 'revenge' as target set for treble Premiership challenge

Ready to try again? Nearly two years after Chrissy Teigen suffered a pregnancy loss, she is seemingly open to expanding her family once again.

Liverpool’s pursuit of Fulham starlet Fabio Carvalho is under threat from bitter rivals Manchester United.The Merseysiders came close to sealing a £5million deal for the teenage winger last month, but narrowly failed to beat the transfer deadline.And that has given encouragement to a number of other Premier league clubs interested in 19-year-old Carvalho - including United.They recently sent scouts to watch the Portuguese-born, England Under-18s international in Fulham’s FA Cup fourth-round tie at Manchester City.Despite a 4-1 thumping for Marco Silva’s Championship leaders, Carvalho, who scored their only goal, impressed so much that United have checked him out twice more since.And, according to sources inside Old Trafford, they are now planning a hijack bid this summer in a last-ditch attempt to stop him heading to Anfield.That will be far from easy to pull off, however, with Liverpool having already negotiated a fee for Carvalho, who is out of contract in June. That deal is likely to include an agreement for Jurgen Klopp ’s men to loan Carvalho straight back to the Londoners if, as expected, they win promotion into the top flight.

A 122mph gust on the Isle of Wight set a provisional record in England, while the storm closed schools, leisure centres, disrupted travel and tore off roofs.About 400,000 homes were also without power as of Friday night.And Edmund, 27, was one of many to be caught up in the damage.

Jamie Carragher channeled Sir Alex Ferguson as Tottenham gave Liverpool renewed hope in the Premier League title race.Harry Kane's stoppage-time winner to draw Spurs 3-2 ahead inflicted a first league defeat on leaders Manchester City since last October. There's now just six points between Pep Guardiola's side in first and Jurgen Klopp's Reds, who earlier beat Norwich 3-1 and still have a game in hand, in second.With the two rivals also set to meet again, Liverpool are now back in control of their fate, which obviously pleased their former defender Carragher who was on co-commentary as the action unfolded.The Sky Sports pundit couldn't hide his excitement after Kane's goal and said "football bloody hell".One fan observed: "Carragher nicked Ferguson's line Football Bloody Hell."And it is of course what Sir Alex came out with in a post-match interview after Manchester United had won the Champions League final in the most dramatic of circumstances in 1999.Is Carra the best co-commentator? Let us know in the comments section. The call back went down well with some fans online.One tweeted: "That [Rob] Hawthorne/Carragher comms partnership is Sky’s best.

EastEnders, Daily Star can reveal.The actress, 45, was back filming as troubled Linda Carter last Tuesday after finishing her maternity leave.Our exclusive snaps show her shooting scenes for the funeral of Tina (Luisa Bradshaw-White).They show Linda screaming at Nancy, played by Maddy Hill.And in another shot she is seen necking booze in the graveyard as she continues to battle alcohol addiction.An onlooker said: “After Tina’s body is found, her funeral is held and all her loved ones gather to pay their respects.“And Linda is at the centre of the drama, as always.“She has a blazing row and swigs from a bottle of booze. It’s just what you’d expect from an EastEnders funeral!”Show star Kellie, who gave birth to third child Rudy last July, is expected to stay long-term now she’s back.The funeral was filmed on location in north London away from the soap’s set in Elstree, Herts.Danny Dyer, who plays Linda’s hubby Mick Carter, and Charlie Brooks, who plays scheming Janine Butcher, were also spotted.Strictly winner Rose Ayling-Ellis, who plays Frankie Lewis, is also back after an extended break.The scenes are due to air on the BBC soap this spring.

Chrissy Teigen may have a lot in store for 2022 as she seemingly hinted at the possibility of adding a new family member to her brood. The Cravings cookbook author and veteran supermodel, 36, sparked the speculation after she shared a snap of needles and capsules alongside a pink cartoon uterus to her Instagram Stories recently, per TMZ. With the makings of an egg retrieval procedure in the post and the caption, “Here we go again,” it appeared Chrissy was teasing a pregnancy via surrogacy.

Celtic have absolutely no margin for error if they are to claw back their 10 In A Row hopes in the second half of the season. The Hoops are 16 points behind Rangers with three games in hand ahead of Saturday’s Old Firm clash in their rivals’ back yard.

Celtic attackers were on target against Hamilton. The Frenchman opened the scoring at New Douglas Park from the penalty spot before Griffiths added a second, with David Turnbull adding a third to round off a comfortable win over struggling Accies.

Leigh Griffiths are firing again – and says his side can win next week's Old Firm clash at Ibrox. The Hoops gaffer was delighted with a 3-0 victory over Hamilton Accies, which kept them 16 points behind Rangers in the Premiership with three games in hand.

Neil Lennon insists he will be continuing his strike partnership of Odsonne Edouard and Leigh Griffiths for the foreseeable future. Both of the strikers grabbed a goal before David Turnbull capped a 3-0 win over Hamilton Accies in a soaking Boxing Day battle.

Leigh Griffiths and Odsonne Edouard up front and the pair of them hit the target against Hamilton before David Turnbull made it 3-0 to keep up the pressure at the top of the Premiership. Celts were made to dig it out mind you as Accies hung tough in the first half despite suffering a pre-match blow of losing three points after the SFA granted Killie and St Mirren appeals over their covid breach deductions.

Henrik Larsson because of his top class heading ability.Griffiths grabbed the second goal against Ross County to mark his return to the starting line-up alongside Odsonne Edouard with a beautifully measured header.It was the 20th headed goal of Griffiths' Celtic career and Hartson says the surprising knack of the 5ft 8in striker to beat towering defenders to the ball reminds him of similar stature Swede Larsson.He told Celtic TV: “That’s a couple of good goals, headed goals, that we have seen from Leigh this season.“Again, he finds space in the box."It’s a difficult header because he is going away from the ball and he almost has to generate that power for himself.

Leigh Griffiths should have marked his big return with a hat-trick. But the Celtic manager is adamant the one goal his hitman did get along with another 80 minutes into his legs prove he can be a huge asset to the champions in their title battle.

Celtic should have hit Ross County for six after watching his team dominate in a 2-0 win at Parkhead. The Hoops took home all three points after fine goals from David Turnbull and Leigh Griffiths and they were denied several more after missed chances and good goalkeeping from Ross Laidlaw.

Celtic with another title turbo boost. The manager believes he has a “goalscoring phenomenom” within his Parkhead ranks.

Celtic on Quadruple Treble day. Leigh Griffiths was not surprised the skipper was into everything and leading from the front at Hampden.

Scottish Cup Final on Sunday after a section of Hearts fans accused the national broadcaster of bias towards winners Celtic. Jambos supporters saw their side crumble in the first half to go in at half-time 2-0 down before a spirited comeback brought the scores level by the 67th minute, thanks to goals from Liam Boyce and Stephen Kingsley.Leigh Griffiths added a third for the Hoops in extra time but Josh Ginnelly levelled again before Neil Lennon's men eventually won the trophy through Kristoffer Ajer's winning penalty in a tense shootout.

Neil Lennon.This is a man whom most Celtic fans wanted out the door a fortnight ago and who only got to savour the greatest moment of his career because his board of directors refused to bow to them.And there were times yesterday, as his team’s defensive frailties resurfaced to allow Hearts three goals and send the Scottish Cup Final to a penalty shootout that it looked like that decision might backfire on the club.But Lennon’s team got there and some of the huge selection decisions he made were vindicated.Scott Brown came back and was the driving force - his determination to win a header setting up the third goal for Leigh Griffiths - later hailed a ‘genius’ by his gaffer for his prowess in the penalty box.Ryan Christie was restored and

Scottish Cup final was that there wasn't a full house at Hampden to witness it. An end-to-end battle saw Hearts come from 2-0 down to take Celtic to extra-time, only to fall behind once again thanks to boyhood Hibs fan Leigh Griffiths.

Scott Brown had to be held back by kit man Hugh Hoolighan as the Scottish Cup final ended in aggro.In a pulsating game at Hampden the holders retained their trophy for a fourth consecutive season by winning a dramatic penalty shoot-out after a 3-3 draw with Hearts.That put Brown just three trophies behind the legendary Bobby Lennox as he helped his side to a 22nd triumph.Kris Ajer's spot kick secured a 12th domestic trophy in a row and after such a tense final emotions spilled over at the end.As the Celtic squad celebrated their triumph Brown could be seen remonstrating with the Hearts players and being held back by kit man Hoolighan.Brown grabbed himself an assist for the third Hoops goal as his header fell kindly for Leigh Griffiths to

Scottish Cup Final, subplots of fan fury and angry protests permeating their quest for 10 In A Row.But in the sanctuary of Hampden, they went back in time to 2019/20 to break Hearts in a dramatic penalty shootout.Robbie Neilson's Championship leaders, it must be said, gave Celtic perhaps the toughest examination they've faced on this venue.Ryan Christie 's beautiful opener and a dinked Odsonne Edouard penalty should've been enough to crush their dreams but there's a clear defiance about this club, surely fuelled by the sense of injustice fostered by their relegation at the end of last season.Liam Boyce's guided header lit their fire once more before Stephen Kingsley took this incredible spectacle to extra time.Leigh Griffiths' predatory