Michael Stewart lets rip on Celtic as he insists disallowed Hearts goal fury 'tells you everything'

Vanessa Bryant said she got emotional as she came face-to-face with the image of her late husband Kobe Bryant and daughter Gianna in a collaboration with the NFL that she teased on Instagram on Wednesday.Ahead of Super Bowl LVI, Vanessa, 39, promoted the game's home of Los Angeles for a special titled This Is LA, which is set to premiere the morning of the big game.She posed ahead of the game — which will feature the LA Rams defending their turf from the Cincinnati Bengals — in a gorgeous classic car parked in front of a touching mural devoted to Kobe and Gianna, who were killed in a tragic helicopter crash in January 2020.Scroll down to video Spotlight on LA: Vanessa Bryant, 39, is among the celebrities and high-profile people to team up with the NFL for a 'This Is Los Angeles' video promotion for Super Bowl LVIVanessa took to her Instagram page to give her 15.3 million Instagram fans and followers a glimpse at what they can expect from her scenes in the video.'A special collaboration with @NFL for #SBLVI to show off the city of angels,' she wrote alongside two photos of herself striking some poses in a slick car.

Malin Åkerman cut a stylish figure as she stepped out in Los Angeles on Wednesday morning.The Swedish-born actress, 43, wore a black dress that ended in a gray and white skirt extending all the way to the floor while taking care of some errands around the city.She walked in a pair of black leather combat boots and had a black bag slung over one of her shoulders. Looking good:Malin Åkerman cut a stylish figure as she stepped out in Los Angeles on Wednesday morningHer blonde hair fell past her shoulders, and she held a can of La Croix in her hand as she made her way down the street.

killed and a body has been found in a bin bag after drug cartels unleashed 24 hours of horror upon a town. Escalating violence in the municipality of Celaya, Guanajuato in Mexico over the last few weeks connected with deadly drug cartels culminated in the dramatic scenes on Sunday (7 February), which also saw menacing messages left alongside decapitated bodies.

Jeremy Giambi, who was portrayed in the film and book versions of Moneyball and played for four teams, including the Oakland Athletics, Boston Red Sox, and Philadelphia Phillies, has died. He was 47 and no cause of death was released.

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Odsonne Edouard this summer - but they're better off with Kyogo Furuhashi leading the line anyway. That's the view of pundit Michael Stewart who assessed the Japan star's stunning Parkhead debut against Dundee.

Premiership summit. After sealing a first win in Paisley at the ninth time of asking, the Jambos boss admitted he had warned his players about the need to bring a halt to a run which stretched back to 2010.

Ange Postecoglou is already coming under pressure at Celtic after early results. The Australian secured the first competitive win of his reign against Jablonec as he looks to have guided the side to the next Europa League qualifier round.The 4-2 victory in the Czech Republic comes after an opening day Premiership defeat to Hearts and the Champions League flop against Midtjylland.There was also warning signs going into the clash with Dundee United on Sunday after Jablonec netted two soft goals in the first leg.Stewart told BBC Sportsound that the defensive frailties could be a huge problem despite the additions of Carl Starfelt and Joe Hart.

Robbie Neilson has promised Cameron Devlin will be worth the wait as he sits tight on the new Aussie import.

Hearts and Scotland centre-back, who had been plagued by knee problems, staved off the inevitable for five years before having to quit the game at 29. That’s why Levein looked on with delight from the radio gantry at Tynecastle on Saturday night as John Souttar signed off on a remarkable return to top-level football with the winning goal against Celtic.Levein, who went on to manage his country and Hearts after a spell guiding Dundee United, is more than a little emotionally invested in the 24-year-old’s comeback from having his Achilles tendons rupture three times.It’s a career that has promised so much and it might finally be on the cusp of fulfilling its potential.Levein, now advising Brechin, said: “I certainly hope so.

Celtic. But the Hearts skipper is adamant it had nothing to do with proving a point to his old club.

Hearts hero John Souttar. The Tynecastle defender’s outstanding last-gasp header ensured a fantastic first-night triumph for Robbie Neilson’s team on their return to the Premiership.At the same time, it also completed a brave comeback from injury anguish.Souttar spent all of last season in rehabilitation fighting to save his career after serious Achilles issues.

Celtic as he pointed to a "desperate" air around the club following their defeat to Hearts. The Parkhead club lost their opening league match for the first time in 24 years as Ange Postecoglou 's reign hit another early bump in the road.

Celtic slumped to a 2-1 defeat at the hands of Premiership new boys Hearts to leave them trailing in the title race after only 90 minutes. The Aussie watched right back Anthony Ralston score a superb solo equaliser to cancel out Gary Mackay-Steven’s opener but looked on in horror as John Souttar was given a free header to snatch a sensational victory for the Jambos.

Hearts a dream return to the top-flight. The central defender had the freedom of Tynecastle to rise and meet Michael Smith's swirling free-kick just before the end of normal time to secure a fantastic victory for Robbie Neilson’s team.

Hearts in the league opener. A late winner by John Souttar sealed all three points for Robbie Neilson 's men as the Hoops leave empty handed.

Ange Postecoglou need a result from somewhere to ensure any ill feeling from their Champions League exit in midweek doesn't continue. Fans are expecting much better in the capital this afternoon after they crashed out to Danish side Midtjylland on Wednesday.

Hearts have struck a sweet deal after securing their move for former Toffees midfielder Beni Baningime.

Hearts on a free transfer. He has penned a three-year deal with Robbie Neilson's side.The DR Congo-born star was once highly thought of within the Toffees youth academy and was handed his senior debut for the Goodison Park side in an EFL Cup tie against Chelsea in 2017.

Premier Sports Cup by one goal and were handed a trip to Celtic as a consequence. And Robbie Neilson joked it would have been better if the game was cancelled.

Rangers both learned of their Premier Sports Cup fate after the pair were drawn for the last 16 of the competition. The Glasgow pair entered the hat for the last 16 draw alongside Hibs, Aberdeen and St Johnstone because of European participation.