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Iceland Airwaves festival has confirmed it will move to 2021, after organisers previously claimed that the event would still take place this year despite the coronavirus pandemic.The Reykjavik event will now take place from Wednesday 3 – Saturday 6th November 2021, with a line-up led by the likes of Metronomy, Daði Freyr and Dry Cleaning.New additions to the bill announced today (August 26) include the likes of Porridge Radio and the alt K-Pop group Balming Tiger.Iceland Airwaves Festival organisers confirmed in a statement: “Recently, to tackle the Covid-19 pandemic head on, Icelandic authorities implemented stricter measures around mass gatherings, social distancing, testing and arrival into the country.Iceland Airwaves will move to 2021,

pregnant or trying for a baby should think about binning caffeine from their diet.NHS guidance advises that pregnant women should limit the amount of caffeine they consume to 200mgs a day.However, a new study says pregnant women, or those trying for a baby, should avoid it completely.Caffeine is found in some foods and drinks – such as tea, coffee and chocolate.It is also added to some energy drinks, cold and flu remedies and a variety of soft drinks.A study – published in the journal BMJ Evidence Based Medicine – examined data from 37 studies.A research team led by Professor Jack James, of Reykjavik University in Iceland, found that 32 studies reported caffeine significantly increased risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes – including

Champions League group stage continues against Ferencvaros. The Hungarian champions saw off Djurgardens in the opening round to set up a meeting with Neil Lennon 's side.

Champions League pushovers – and says their Euro clash is a 50/50 tie.The sides meet on Tuesday for a one-off tie, after the Premiership champions swept aside KR Reykjavik 6-0.Despite that result though Somalia doesn't feel the Hungarian title winners are underdogs at Celtic Park, having beaten Swedish champs Djurgardens in the first qualifying round.The Brazilian midfielder hailed his side’s defensive qualities and is convinced they can cause an upset at Parkhead on Wednesday. Somalia, 31, DOESN’T think Neil Lennon’s men are clear favourites to go through and expects a tight encounter.He said: “Celtic has a lot of history and tradition as a club – but they are not favourites for this match.“Without fans it makes our chances level.

Premiership action after an enforced two week absence, as they take on Dundee United at Tannadice. The champions were forced to sit out games against St Mirren and Aberdeen after Boli Bolingoli's breach of the coronavirus restrictions.Neil Lennon 's side were back with a bang on Tuesday as they thrashed KR Reykjavik 6-0 in the Champions League first qualifying round.

Champions League shock. The Hoops face the Budapest side in the one-legged, second qualifying round tie at Parkhead after Neil Lennon 's side easily brushed aside KR Reykjavik.

Shane Duffy to the Hoops. The Irish defender is a boyhood Celtic fan and the Premiership champions hope they can use the romance of a transfer to his heroes to convince him to move to Glasgow and shun more Premier League millions.

Odsonne Edouard does some kind of magical double step over to skin five defenders and stick the ball in the net against Reykjavik and armchair punters picked up someone shouting, ‘Oh my God’ from one of his team-mates in the background.They were probably thinking the same thing but it’s not often you get a gist of what their heroes are saying on the pitch.Callum McGregor was the prime suspect and while James Forrest reckons it’s hilarious that fans got a glimpse behind the curtains, he admits he can’t wait to hear the roars from the stands again.The closed doors have been nudged open slightly after Nicola Sturgeon gave the green light for fans to start returning in limited numbers on September 14.Forrest is counting down the days until it’s

Champions League qualifier after the Hungarians swept aside Djurgardens. A double from Norwegian forward Tokmac Nguen downed his side's Swedish opponents 2-0 to progress to the next round.The Scottish champions will take on their second qualifying round opponents next week, on either August 25 or 26.Neil Lennon 's side saw off their first foes in the shape of KR Reykjavik in a 6-0 win at Parkhead on Tuesday night.

Moi Elyounoussi has admitted he was disappointed not to net a hat-trick as part of his man-of-the-match performance against KR Reykjavik. The 26-year-old scored a double and was the attacking fulcrum through which much of Celtic 's play flowed as the loan signing showed exactly why Neil Lennon pushed the boat out to get him in place for what will be a crucial season.

Celtic team needed after an enforced break, as he shrugged off transfer talk. With the departure of Jozo Simunovic a new centre-back is expected to come in, and talks have taken place with Shane Duffy.

Celtic tore Reykjavik to shreds at Parkhead in a 6-0 win to qualify for the second qualifying round of the Champions League.The Hoops took the game by the scruff of the neck from the get go and spread their goals throughout the team with Christopher Jullien, Greg Taylor, Odsonne Edouard and a Moi Elyounoussi double completing the rout.Celtic got off to an opening their bright, relentlessly attacking start deserved after just five minutes when a pinpoint ball over the top from Christopher Jullien found Moi Elyounoussi one on one with the keeper.The Norwegian took a velvet first touch to knock the ball past the goalie before slotting into and empty net.They continued to apply pressure and grabbed a second when Elhamed's cross was turned into

Boli Bolingoli of putting his team-mates at risk during his COVID-19 scandal. The Welshman is still fizzing at how Bolingoli has acted by flying to Spain after being given a couple of days off by the Hoops after the 5-1 win over Hamilton.

Champions League action as the perennial quest for group stage qualification begins. The Premiership champions haven't made it to the competition proper in the past two seasons, suffering a third qualifying round exit to CFR Cluj last term.

Boli Bolingoli out of their Champions League squad to face KR Reykjavik in their first European game of the season - but new signing Albian Ajeti is included. The shamed Hoops left-back is still in quarantine after his overnight trip to Spain that led to Celtic having two games postponed in the last week.

Greg Taylor insists the Hoops squad have ignored the Boli Bolingoli scandal to focus on their Champions League qualifier against KR Reykjavik. The left-back refused to give too much away when discussing Bolingoli's misbehaviour after the Belgian took a trip to Spain.Celtic had two Premiership matches against St Mirren and Aberdeen postponed after Scottish government intervention when it was discovered that the Belgian defender had featured against Kilmarnock last week despite not quarantining after a trip to Spain.

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Shane Duffy. understands the club has held talks with the Brighton defender, who grew up supporting the Hoops.

Champions League group would get a home draw ahead of the winner takes all ties. Celtic face KR Reykjavik on Tuesday in the first qualifying round of the competition at Parkhead and would then face another home tie if they get through against the winners of the game in Hungary between Swedish champions Djurgardens and Budapest side Ferencvaros.

Champions League first qualifying round tomorrow night.Such is the importance of the one-off tie for Neil Lennon’s side, the former Scotland, Rangers and Aberdeen star has backed the Hoops to inflict serious damage to the Icelanders.And he reckons it could become a standing count of ‘how many?’Bett watched Reykjavik lose in their last outing three days ago and saw nothing to worry about for Celtic other than a bit of ring rust.Progress would see the Parkhead side take on either Swedish champions Djurgardens or Ferencvaros of Hungary at the next hurdle.And the 60-year-old, who lives in the Nordic island’s capital, doesn’t expect to see a shock on the cards tomorrow as he believes the stakes are so high for the hosts against a team who play

Champions League group stage gets under way on Tuesday as they take on Icelandic champions KR Reykjavik. It's a one-off game due to the coronavirus measures UEFA have implemented so there's absolutely no room for a Red Imps-style slip from the Premiership winners.