Andy Robertson: Last News

It may not be a playoff final but the message from the Steve Clarke is clear: don't take your foot off the gass.

He's watched as his former teammates have moved on to Celtic, Rangers and more - with Hamilton coach John Rankin just grateful he played with them.

Players and management from Scotland and Poland came together on an emotional night in support of crisis-hit Ukraine.

Scotland head coach Steve Clarke has named his Scotland XI to take on Poland in a friendly match.

Steve Clarke has revealed Aaron Hickey is unlikely to start Scotland 's friendly against Poland on Thursday.

The International break is here. And it's a double header for Scotland as they host Poland at Hampden on Thursday before visiting the loser of Wales vs Austria on Tuesday.

Jurgen Klopp has confirmed Andrew Robertson is suffering from illness – raising questions if he will make Scotland's forthcoming World-Cup warm up match with Poland.

Real Madrid are now keeping close tabs on Scotland international Kieran Tierney, having initially started scouting Arsenal due to their interest in Bukayo Saka.Tierney has made 19 appearances for the Gunners so far this season, not only impressing with how strong he is defensively but with his attacking prowess and ability to create chances from out wide.Since making the move to Arsenal from Scottish giants Celtic, the 24-year-old has also shown his versatility in being able to play as a left back as well as a centre-back – and his desire to bomb forward suggests that the left wing-back role would certainly suit as well.According to 90min, La Liga side Madrid are fond admirers of Tierney and are keeping tabs on him as the season draws to a close.They go on to state that Real’s chief has already been and watched Tierney for himself and ‘liked what he saw’, leading to the club to seriously consider a move for the defender.Initially, it is believed that Los Blancos had been intending to scout the Gunners to monitor the progress of England international Saka, but Tierney continued to catch the eye.The left-back has established himself as a fan favourite at the Emirates and former Scotland legend Ally McCoist believes his fellow countryman has all the makings of a future Arsenal captain.Would Kieran Tierney be a success at Real Madrid? Let us know in the comments section."I saw it at Celtic and how the lad developed there," McCoist told The Sun. "Even then, I knew he would be a leader.

Liverpool defender Andy Robertson jokingly took aim at his teammate Trent Alexander-Arnold with a brutal joke about his assist against West Ham.The Reds closed the gap between themselves and Premier League leaders Manchester City to just three points with a 1-0 win over the Hammers. Senegalese winger Sadio Mane scored the all-important goal for Jurgen Klopp ’s side, tapping home from close range after Alexander-Arnold fired a fierce strike across the face of the six-yard box. However, the England international’s cross was in fact a shot-got-wrong, he admitted after some probing from Robertson.Speaking after the game, Alexander-Arnold was asked about his personal record-breaking tally of 16 assists so far this season, his most ever, to which he replied: “Hopefully I’ll add more to the tally.”Then Robertson interrupted to ask: “That one was a miss-hit shot, weren’t it?”Alexander-Arnold laughed: “They all count, they all count.“Like Robbo said, I have dragged it but I try and contribute as much as I can for the team.

Manchester City in the Premier League title race by claiming a narrow 1-0 win over West Ham.In their first league game since lifting the Carabao Cup, the Reds edged out the Hammers despite a lacklustre second-half performance in what was a tight game.Ultimately, Sadio Mane’s first-half tap-in was the difference, but both sides also had efforts cleared off the line, with Aaron Cresswell and Trent Alexander-Arnold coming to the rescue of their teams in quick succession.Andy Robertson and Naby Keita were both forced to make last-ditch challenges to protect Liverpool's lead after the break as the hosts struggled to put the game to bed.Here, Daily Star Sport looks at four things Jurgen Klopp got right to ensure his side closed the gap on City to three points…Klopp opted to hand Luis Diaz his third successive Premier League start for the visit of the Hammers, with the Colombian playing down the left wing.His trust in the new signing from Porto was repaid in bucket loads, with Diaz looking lively throughout the clash.It was a performance that deserved a goal, with one run just after the half-hour mark dragging his side from their own half to winning a free-kick right on the edge of West Ham’s box.Who was your man of the match as Liverpool defeated West Ham? Let us know in the comments section...Diaz’s place on the left meant that Sadio Mane was once again selected in the central role in Liverpool’s front three.It is a position that Diogo Jota has made his own for much of the season, but Mane impressed in the Portuguese’s place at Anfield.He scored the crucial goal to set the Reds on their way to the win when his clever run was picked out by Mohamed Salah and he turned the ball home.Mane ensured that he kept involved with play

Manchester United are behind with £323, seeing a major jump after signing Cristiano Ronaldo, Jadon Sancho and Raphael Varane in the summer.Liverpool's wage bill sits at £314m, but that's £11m less than the previous year despite handing new long-term contracts to the likes of Virgil van Dijk, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Fabinho, Jordan Henderson, Alisson and Andy Robertson.However, that's probably due to the fact that there were some hefty bonuses included after Jurgen Klopp's side secured the Premier League title for the first time ever in the clubs history.North London rivals Arsenal and Tottenham pay the least out of the 'big six', with the Gunners slightly ahead of Tottenham as they pay £244m as opposed to the £205m that Spurs splash out.With the amount of money in football constantly rising, you can expect these figures to increase, especially with many high-profile stars likely to be on the move in the near future.

Liverpool supporters were left confused after an eyebrow-raising challenge from N’Golo Kante on Andy Robertson went unpunished in the Carabao Cup final.Chelsea and Liverpool’s clash at Wembley for the first silverware of the season was packed full with drama and incident.The sheer amount of goalmouth action ensured that neutrals enjoyed the spectacle, but the match also had its fair share of incidents away from the goal.One of them came in the closing stages of the first half when Kante clashed with Robertson on the touchline.The Chelsea midfielder got himself into an awkward position and ended up ducking his head in and flooring the Liverpool left-back in a fashion more familiar to rugby.Referee Stuart Attwell was nearby and didn’t see anything wrong with Kante’s unconventional methods, leaving Liverpool fans furious.Some compared the Frenchman’s intervention to that of a spear tackle – an illegal action from rugby.Others were incensed that nothing came of it and saw it indicative of confused officiating.HAVE YOUR SAY! What did you make of N'Golo Kante's challenge on Andy Robertson? Comment below.“Kante has just rugby tackled Robertson and nothing was given?” one supporter wrote.“Kante just rugby tackled Robertson with no consequences. Attwell now gone from a concern to a legitimate opponent,” said another angry Liverpool fan.“Kante rugby tackles Robertson and no free[kick].

Andy Robertson is on course to become a record breaker with the Liverpool star on course to become the Scot with the most assists in Premier League history.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp watched his side beat Crystal Palace 3-1 on Sunday and marked the occasion by handing out free beers to supporters waiting by the team bus.The German is never a man to celebrate an important victory quietly on the touchline and he was no different when on his way out of Selhurst Park with his players after leaving the stadium.Klopp was spotted meeting Reds fans after the game, having hopped off the team bus with some bottles of Peroni for lucky fans who sent off their team after a battling display in south London.The 54-year-old made time to hand out a few bottles of the Italian lager to delighted fans, who then took snaps of Klopp and their priceless memorabilia to capture the moment.Eagle-eyed fan Amar Kanwal spotted the moment Klopp came off the bus and his footage of Klopp circulated around social media.No one knows the exact reason why Liverpool had the beer waiting on the bus, but with a winter break coming up, it seemed like a perfect opportunity for the club to raise a glass with their loyal fans.The Reds needed to beat Palace to capitalise on a rare slip-up from Manchester City in their 1-1 draw against Southampton on Saturday and the Merseyside outfit began in perfect fashion.Virgil van Dijk rose high to meet Andy Robertson’s corner and power home a bullet header after just eight minutes to hand them the lead.HAVE YOUR SAY: Will Liverpool catch Manchester City in the race for the title? Comment below.Liverpool controlled the majority of the first half and doubled their advantage when Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain struck home from another Robertson pass, although there were questions as to whether the goal should have been ruled out by VAR for offside against Roberto Firmino.Palace missed a

Liverpool a late penalty against Crystal Palace has enraged viewers, who vented their fury online.Virgil van Dijk opened the scoring, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain then controlled Andy Robertson's cross and finished for the Reds' second.Palace pulled one back through Odsonne Edouard - and looked to even get level until a penalty was given the other way. After Diogo Jota collided with Vicente Guaita in Palace’s box, referee Kevin Friend went to look at the incident in slow-motion pitch-side at the Referee Review Area and surprisingly awarded the away side a penalty at Selhurst Park.At 2-1 and the Reds on the backfoot, Fabinho ensured Jurgen Klopp’s men went away with all three points, slotting past Guaita for Liverpool’s third.But fans online were pulling their hair out over the decision to award a penalty, claiming that it was merely a 50-50 collision.One wrote: “Why are referees so afraid to stick with their on field decision when asked to go to the VAR screen? Kevin Friend surely sees that back and thinks he's made the right decision, but he doesn't want to go against the farcical VAR so is forced to give the penalty! #GamesGone.”A second wrote: “Alan Shearer has said it all.

BBC star Dan Walker reckons he scored some fancy footwork on Strictly thanks to Scots footballer Andy Robertson.

An innovative football network programme is kicking off the new year by bringing free weekly community sessions to Lanarkshire.

Andy Robertson, Kieran Tierney and John McGinn were first off the production line.

Graeme Murty has enjoyed, as a Liverpool and Scotland supporter, watching Andy Robertson grow into everything the modern day fullback should be at the very highest level.

Awesome Alan Soutar got the seal of approval from Scotland football captain Andy Robertson as he continues his dream run at the William Hill World Championships.

Premier League referee Mark Clattenburg has weighed in on the Harry Kane debate after the Englishman was lucky to escape a red card on Sunday.Kane caught Liverpool's left-back Andy Robertson late with a challenge that warranted the 28-year-old with a booking, but Jurgen Klopp and his side wanted more.And they were only further aggravated when Robertson himself saw red when Paul Tierney went over to the monitor to check the challenge, which he didn't do for Kane.And former official Clattenburg has now expressed his surprise that the Tottenham star wasn't given his marching orders on Sunday evening."If Harry Kane's lunge on Andy Robertson isn’t a red card then I’m not sure what is," Clattenburg wrote in the Daily Mail."The tackle is high,