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Rangers kept up their unbeaten run in Eindhoven but few of their wins will be more important than Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side who ended a 12-year wait to reach the Champions League group stage with Antonio Colak scoring the only goal in the Philips Stadium to complete a 3-2 playoff win.

Rangers have endured some nerve-jangling nights to secure the golden ticket of Champions League football. Leeds United, Anorthosis Famagusta (twice), Copenhagen and Parma. Others have gone a bit more smoothly such as Alania Vladikavkaz and Herfolge.

Rangers face their biggest 90 minutes just a few weeks into the season. It's winner takes all against PSV Eindhoven in Holland and the stakes couldn't higher with a place in the group stage of the Champions League up for grabs.

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Rangers have a huge European night coming up on Wednesday but they can't afford to turn their gaze across the North Sea too early or they could be caught with a Scottish Premiership sucker punch.

Joey Veerman has warned Rangers that PSV Eindhoven are “going to get them next week” after admitting the Dutch side were hurting at only leaving Glasgow with a draw in a pulsating Champions League playoff first leg ding-dong.

Pascal Jansen reckons last year’s clashes with Celtic will stand AZ Alkmaar in good stead to see off Dundee United in the Europa Conference League.

Big Brother has found its third British home, ITV, with the network teasing the news – one of the UK TV industry’s worst kept secrets of the past few months – during the final of tonight’s Love Island season eight.

Erik ten Hag might feel more comfortable as Manchester United manager without talisman Cristiano Ronaldo.

Wimbledon tennis in darts as he doubled down on his criticism of hostile fans. The Belgian was left furious after being regularly barracked during the World Cup of Darts in Germany last month. After his exit from the tournament, he took to social media to hit out at the hostility of German crowds and urged the PDC not to hold so many tournaments in the country.

Network Rail have objected to a developer’s plans to transform an old railway station signal box in Perthshire - said to be the only one of its kind still in existence - into holiday accommodation.

Darts hero Shaun Greatbatch has passed away at the age of 52.Greatbatch, who was renowned for hitting the first ever live broadcast nine-darter on television back in February 2002, died on Sunday (June 5) afternoon. The tragic news was delivered to heartbroken fans by his wife Barbara on social media.

Despite the easing of COVID rules Perth city centre is still reeling from months of closures and restrictions.

Paul Merson has questioned Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag's credentials ahead of his arrival at Old Trafford, claiming the Dutchman is going to find it "hard" in the Premier League.

Uncharted action star Tom Holland was deep into character as 'The Campus Rapist' while filming his 1977-set Apple TV+ anthology series The Crowded Room in Manhattan on Wednesday.The 25-year-old Englishman stars as Danny Sullivan, a thinly-veiled version of Billy Milligan, the first person in US history to be acquitted of a major crime by pleading multiple-personality disorder (now known as dissociative identity disorder).In the scene, Tom hailed a black cab in what appeared to be London - but is likely just a fantastical figment of the robber, kidnapper, and rapist's fractured mind. Action! Uncharted action star Tom Holland was deep into character as 'The Campus Rapist' while filming his 1977-set Apple TV+ anthology series The Crowded Room in Manhattan on WednesdayOne of Billy's 24 reported personalities was an English scientist called Arthur despite him being technically born in Florida and raised in Ohio.Holland is also an executive producer on Akiva Goldsman's 10-episode drama.

Manchester United. The former England and Middlesbrough boss is set to return to the Premier League as one of Erik ten Hag's assistant coaches ahead of the upcoming season.

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David Beckham took to social media on Friday with a candid new update confessing his struggles, as he completed a gruelling workout - and the clip couldn't be more relatable.MORE: David Beckham shares unseen photo from son Brooklyn's lavish weddingThe former footballer is no stranger to a savage exercise regime but his session at F45 gym appeared to have got to him and had the dad-of-four staring into the distance in disbelief.WATCH: David Beckham shows off his incredible cooking skillsTaking to his Instagram feed, David documented his trip with a video.SEE: David Beckham sparks fan concern while showing off regal garden featureMORE: Victoria Beckham flashes a smile as cosies up to husband David Beckham in new photoIn the clip he said: "Early morning workout here we go again…wish me luck.A post shared by David Beckham (@davidbeckham)David shared the update with his 72.6 million Instagram followers"That is hard by the way."Captioning the post, the 46-year-old penned: "That was tough but fun, always good being back with the team @f45_training."In the video, David starts off looking as fresh as a daisy as he enters the gym, donning a vibrant orange beanie hat and cosy light-grey hoodie.Cut to his appearance post workout and the star was sat down with his head in his hands, which were holding a small white towel.

Eurovision was the highlight of her career.The TV star, 54, presented the song ­contest alongside the late Terry Wogan, inset with Ulrika when it was last held in the UK in 1998.More than 200 million watched her broadcast live from the National Indoor Arena in Birmingham.Ulrika told the Daily Star Sunday: “As a small child in Sweden, I used to watch the Eurovision.“When we knew it was coming to the UK, I was very keen to get the job.“I spoke to my agent about it and I said, ‘I’d love to host it and I’m ­bilingual’.“It is the only job I have ever asked for.”When chosen to present the contest, Ulrika could not believe her luck.She added: “I can’t even begin to say how excited I was.“I’d watched it for years, so to then think that I was hosting it… it was genuinely a dream come true.”However, while hosting the contest, Ulrika caused a stir as she appeared to make a dig at the presenter reading out the scores from Holland.When Conny Vandenbos explained she had previously been a contestant, Ulrika asked her: “A long time ago, was it?”Fans were convinced it was a slur and reacted in shock. But Ulrika now sees the funny side.She said: “I knew this lady had been at the Eurovision years ago – and I said it was quite a few years ago in quite a lovely way.“People took it as me casting shade on her, which I absolutely wasn’t ­because I’m an absolute champion of older women.“But you have to have these ­moments from Eurovision.

Erik ten Hag is set to join Manchester United this summer. The Premier League club officially confirmed the Dutchman, 52, would be taking over from Ralf Rangnick, the current interim manager, and joining the club when the season is over.

Racers start your engines and may the best winner, win – again!