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coronavirus lockdown restrictions. The First Minister was responding to allegations from Aberdeen council co-leader Douglas Lumsden, who tweeted that Glasgow escaped a full lockdown as it was a "Yes" city - referring to the 2014 independence referendum.

Barcelona icon Rivaldo has gone against the grain and believes there is no favourite in the Champions League final despite many anticipating Manchester City will emerge victorious against Inter Milan.

Alex Salmond has insisted Alba is on the verge of a "historic breakthrough" at next month's council elections despite being trounced last time voters went to the polls.

Aberdeen council leader claimed Glasgow escaped a harsher lockdown because it is a "Yes city". Tory Douglas Lumsden suggested it all came down to independence and central belt bias in an angry backlash on social media after Nicola Sturgeon imposed restrictions on the city.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp believes Manchester City, Chelsea and Manchester United will be the Reds’ closest challengers in the Premier League next season.Klopp has guided his side to their maiden Prem title with Liverpool having been dominant for the whole campaign.They have dropped points on just three occasions this season, drawing with Manchester United and Everton and being beaten by Watford.Though Klopp does not expect his rivals to roll over next season and let the Reds make it back-to-back crowns.When asked if he expected City to be their main challengers in the 2020/21 campaign, Klopp said: “Yes, City will be strong next season, United will be strong next season, Chelsea will be strong next season.“They all will be strong next