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Ryan Christie came back to haunt former mentor Brendan Rodgers as the Scotland star bagged the winner to plunge his old Celtic boss deeper into trouble at Leicester City.

Talks will take place between Pep Guardiola, Txiki Begiristain and the Manchester City board to decide how the club approach a pivotal January transfer window.

In-form Manchester City star Phil Foden was omitted from their matchday squad against Nottingham Forest after picking up an illness. Foden has been a shining light for the reigning Premier League champions this season with 16 goals and seven assists from 31 games in the competition.

Nottingham Forest midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White says Paul Scholes and Wayne Rooney inspired him to pursue a career in football.

With the Scottish Premiership on hold for the international break Rangers are ramping up their hunt for the next Ibrox manager.

Joe Worrall boasts an impressive football career and has enjoyed huge success as the captain of Premier League club Nottingham Forest. The 26 year old, who plays as a centre-back for the team, first signed with Nottingham Forest back in 2011, having rejected interest from other local clubs such as Leicester City. Joe, who was born and grew up in Nottingham, was named captain of the team last year and has continued to play a vital role in their success.

Erik ten Hag says Manchester United are making progress in their attempt to sign a new striker.

Manchester United have been dealt a bitter blow after defender Lisandro Martinez was ruled out for the rest of the season.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola will be forced into making at least two changes to his line-up for the Champions League opener with last-16 opponents RB Leipzig.

Aston Villa have become the latest club to be linked with a move for Manchester United midfielder James Garner. MEN Sport revealed last Monday that Erik ten Hag had come to the decision to sell Garner having seen him as not being part of United's plans.

Manchester United have announced that Christian Eriksen will wear the No.14 shirt.

Manchester City fans are in a confident mood after seeing their fixtures for the 2022/23 season.

Football player and manager Roy Keane once admitted he was desperate to return home to his wife and children after winning the Champions League in 1999.The star wasn’t so interested in celebrating with his teammates, but instead wanted to return to his long-time wife Theresa and their children. Roy, 50, is a footballing legend, playing as an enforcer for Nottingham Forest, Man Utd and Celtic.However, over the years Roy has also proved himself to be a loyal husband and family man. He and his wife Theresa share five children together and have been married for 20 years. The former footballer appears to be completely devoted to his family and even gave a rare insight into his homelife in his eponymous autobiography.Writing about winning the Champions League in 1999, Roy confessed he “longed to go home to Theresa and the kids” and wasn't interested in enjoying a boozy after-party with his fellow players. Despite his desire to spend more time with his family after stepping back from football, Roy admitted they were actually keen for him to get back to work after just two months.“My plan when I first stopped was, we’re going to go on some family trips, we’re going to be like the Waltons,” he joked.“We’re all going to spend time together, go walk in the park and after a month or two they didn’t have the same plan as me so I think they were kind of missing me going to work.“I got offered the job at Sunderland and I was away on a family holiday and my family were looking at me... “Not saying it directly but going we kind of enjoy your company but not too much of it so when the job came back up they were saying you should go for it.”Roy and Theresa’s children are named Shannon, Caragh, Aidan, Leah and Alanna.The public know very

Bolton Wanderers have left themselves too much to do in their hopes of reaching the play-offs this season despite their late winner against Crewe Alexandra.

We're in the final days of the transfer window and there are still deals to be done for Celtic.

Nottingham Forest midfielder Ryan Yates faces three weeks out with a calf injury.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Craig Bryson knows one moment in a game can turn around a team’s fortunes in front of goal.And the recently-signed St Johnstone midfielder is hoping to repeat a similar feat which helped his former club Derby County shake off a mini goal drought.He fondly remembers netting a hat-trick for The Rams - they hadn’t scored in four games - in a stunning 2014 English Championship victory against rivals Nottingham Forest.Saints, who have netted only one goal in their last give games, are in need of a touch of inspiration to spark a productive spell in front of goal.And Bryson said: “All it takes is one shot to