Nicolae Stanciu makes Rangers fixture claim as free-scoring Slavia Prague star sets sights on Europa League triumph

shepherd’s pie dinner that comes in the post for a whopping £79.The telly cook has cooked up the classic English dish at his award-winning pub The Coach in Marlow, Bucks.But food fans will have to fork out nearly £40-head for the meal box grub.Tom says: “We’re proud to use fantastic British ingredients and suppliers to make honest, comforting dishes, packed with big, bold flavours.”The meal box comes with truffled Tunworth cheese gougeres, potted shrimp, cabbage to go with the pie and sticky date and toffee pudding.Buyers are told by Tom: “Shepherd’s pie has been a favourite since I was a child. My mum would always add a bit of mild curry powder to hers, so I’ve made mine with an Indian spiced mash as a nod to my childhood – it works really well with the lamb”.And he’s also flogging a braised beef dinner with the same accompaniments and desert for £79.Earlier this month he was slammed for selling his cook-at-home Valentine’s Day box for £185.The Michelin-starred restaurant owner, 48, from Marlow, shared a link to buy his the meal kit on his Facebook page, where he boasted the kit has ‘everything you need to make Valentine’s super special’.It included posh canapes including Cornish Lobster Tartlette with Rapeseed Mayonnaise, as well as a starter of Sourdough Tortano Loaf and Cultured Jersey Butter.

Drag Race UK star A’Whora has branded the show’s fans “toxic” over the way they behave online.The performer is fed up by how abusive some of them are on social media.After finding fame on the show in 2020, she got so much nastiness she needed therapy sessions to cope.A’Whora, said: “I got constant death threats and hate and awful stuff. Drag Race has the most toxic and manipulative fanbase ever. Everyone in the Drag Race world will say that because it is the truth.“A lot of them are kids who don’t have a filter and don’t understand the world.

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez are set to move to Britain this summer, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. The A-list couple – dubbed 'Bennifer' – are understood to be seeking a home on the outskirts of London. Sources suggest that the possible involvement of Affleck in a forthcoming Barbie movie, which is being made at Warner Bros' Leavesden Studios in Hertfordshire, may explain their interest in a British bolthole.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds will be matching up to $1million (£745,711) in donations to the United Nations Refugee Agency as Russia’s attack on Ukraine intensifies. President Vladimir Putin declared war against Ukraine around 5am local time on Thursday, ordering troops into the neighboring country in a three-pronged invasion from the north, east, and south, appearing to target the cities of Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Kherson.

Sasha Urban editorIn the 20 years since Avril Lavigne set fire to the music scene with her debut album, “Let Go,” the princess of pop-punk has lived several lives. She’s released six albums since then, incorporating every genre from bubblegum pop to R&B, rock and even J-pop.

Amanda Bynes is finally seeking her freedom after being in her conservatorship for nearly nine years now — but how do her parents feel about the legal move? Well, their reaction may or may not surprise you!

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck are enjoying a little family outing!

Spotify.According to them, Jezebel is a song for strong, independent women, who blaze their own trail.Previously speaking to Metro.co.uk, the Rasmus revealed they were excited to represent Finnish culture.‘We come from Finland and want to tell stories about Finland, we want to talk about Finnish culture, which is… different,’ drummer Aki explained.‘All the classic stories about guys having knives, and polar bears walking on the street and stuff like that. That is true, all of it!’This week, Russia was banned from participating in Eurovision 2022, which will start on May 10, following outrage from several countries during the invasion of Ukraine.The EBU said the inclusion of a Russian entry – which hadn’t yet been chosen – in this year’s Contest would bring the competition into disrepute.The statement read: ‘The EBU has announced that no Russian act will participate in this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.‘The Executive Board of the EBU made the decision following a recommendation earlier today by the Eurovision Song Contest’s governing body, the Reference Group, based on the rules of the event and the values of the EBU.

told The Sun: ‘Maddy and Dougie seemed to be a great match. ‘They had a lot in common, including their passion for unusual animals, like insects and reptiles.‘But like a lot of couples they found lockdown very hard and they decided to split last year.‘It was a very upsetting time for both of them, but the decision was mutual.’Dougie previously dated stars like Ellie Goulding and Frankie Bridge.Ellie is now married to Casper Jopling but Dougie admitted at the time that he’d swerved the big day.Speaking to The Sun Online, Dougie said: ‘I did [get an invite] but I didn’t really think it was appropriate.’He added the Love Me Like You Do singer: ‘But yeah, we are on good terms.’When asked if he’d seen Ellie lately: ‘No, not recently.’McFly star Dougie and Burn singer Ellie dated on and off from May 2014, and it’s no secret they remained on good terms after their final break up in 2016.Dougie’s bandmates, meanwhile, are loved up, with Tom Fletcher married to wife Giovanna and Harry Judd tying the knot with wife Izzy in 2012.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds will be matching up to $1million (£745,711) in donations to the United Nations Refugee Agency as Russia’s attack on Ukraine intensifies.President Vladimir Putin declared war against Ukraine around 5am local time on Thursday, ordering troops into the neighboring country in a three-pronged invasion from the north, east, and south, appearing to target the cities of Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Kherson.The Canadian actor, 45, and his wife took to Twitter and urged their followers to donate with a link inserted the post. Alongside it, Ryan tweeted: ‘In 48 hours, countless Ukrainians were forced to flee their homes to neighboring countries.‘They need protection.

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Wilson Chapman editorThe Alliance for Women Film Composers (AWFC) has released a statement condemning the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ decision to not broadcast the best original score category live during this year’s Oscar ceremony.The Academy first confirmed its decision to present several Oscar categories outside of the live March 27 telecast on Tuesday, via a letter from president David Rubin that was sent to Academy membership. The letter explained that these awards will instead be given out an hour prior to the on-camera ceremony, with clips from the speeches being incorporated into the telecast.

shot in Houston.The artist, 36, whose real name is LePreston Porter, was found in a ditch near to an SUV on Friday having suffered gunshot wounds to the neck.He received CPR and was rushed to hospital in a critical condition, and was "fighting for his life" according to a post from his official Instagram account.Sadly, a new post from that same Instagram account has now confirmed the news of his passing. Alongside a picture of the rap star, a caption reads: " Gone in body, but your NAME & LEGACY will live forever! #TeamYayo4Life."This is a breaking news story and is constantly being updated.Please refresh the page regularly to get the latest updates.

Rangers saw their Europa League campaign end in surreal and nightmarish fashion against a team from the city that gave us Franz Kafka. On a disastrous night at Ibrox the Premiership champions were reduced to nine men as goals from Peter Olayinka and Nicolae Stanciu sent Slavia Prague cruising into the quarter-finals.

Ianis Hagi on helping Rangers to their 55th league title after the pair clashed last week.The Romanian duo both started the match with Stanciu scoring the opening goal of the 1-1 draw in the Europa League first leg encounter.And after a thrilling contest - in which Filip Helander netted the equaliser from close range before Allan McGregor's world-class save kept the scores level late on - Stanciu made a beeline for his countryman.They talked when the draw was initially made last month but first on the agenda for the catch-up conversation was to congratulate Hagi on his achievement, as he hopes his Slavia side follow suit back home with a 14-point lead of city rivals Sparta in the Czech top flight.He told DigiSport: "It was something

Slavia produced a 1-1 draw and a crucial away goal in a closely fought match.Nicolae Stanciu curled in a stunner for the Czech champions after just seven minutes but Rangers drew level through Filip Helander.The Premiership champions had their chances after the break but were grateful to Allan McGregor for a stunning save on Lukas Masopust at the death.Speaking after his side's weekend game 3-0 win at FK Mladá Boleslav, Trpisovsky admitted the fixtures are piling up for the club - and he revealed his players were left shattered after Thursday’s draw. Trpsovsky told Czech press iDNES: “It’s always a sensitive topic.

Slavia Prague continued their march to their domestic title by seeing off Mlada Boleslav in a 3-0 victory.The Ibrox side had a week off domestic action as they prepare to finish the job this week with an away goal in hand from Thursday's 1-1 draw over in the Czech capital.But Steven Gerrard's last 16 opponents, like their Glaswegian counterparts, are in fine fettle in their own league.And they continued an unbeaten season in the top flight by cruising to victory against the relegation battlers on Sunday evening.City rivals and Celtic's conquerors Sparta, who have two games in hand due to a Covid-19 outbreak, had momentarily eaten into their lead during the week but the latest win saw Slavia restore a 14-point advantage.Romanian playmaker

Slavia Prague produced a 1-1 draw and a crucial away goal.Steven Gerrard's side are looking to make it to the quarter-finals of the Europa League and will progress if they don't concede on Thursday night.Nicolae Stanciu curled in a stunner for the Czech champions after just seven minutes but Rangers drew level through Filip Helander.The Premiership champions had their chances after the break but were grateful to Allan McGregor for a stunning save on Lukas Masopust at the death.Here's what the Czech media made of the match.Idnes wrote: "The visitors did not start well at all and certainly did not dazzle in the first half."The Scottish champions didn't confirm the reputation they hold, and certainly not that of a team that's an attacking

Filip Helander's vital away goal.However, that wasn't the whole story for the newly-crowned Premiership champions as they struggled at points against the Czech league leaders. Slavia took control of the clash early on as Nicolae Stanciu thumped a stunning effort past Allan McGregor.However, a well-worked Borna Barisic free-kick allowed Ianis Hagi to slip the ball to an unmarked Helander to score.

Allan McGregor reacted to his mind-boggling save in typically understated fashion after securing Rangers a priceless draw in Prague.The 39-year-old keeper made an incredible last-gasp save to deny Slavia a late winner in a tense Europa League last 16 clash at the Sinobo Stadium.Filip Helander equalised for Rangers after Nicolae Stanciu curled in a stunning opener but it was McGregor's late intervention which denied the hosts a certain winner.He got down rapidly to stop Lukas Masopust's powerful header in the game's standout moment.But McGregor, typically a man of few words, didn't fancy blowing his own trumpet afterwards.He told BT Sport: "A wee bit late.

Rangers earned a crucial draw in Prague as they continued their European adventure. Steven Gerrard's side fought back from a goal down to take a vital goal back to Ibrox for the return leg next week.