Stuart Armstrong: Last News

Rangers star Robby McCrorie got down on one knee and asked his girlfriend to marry him as they holidayed in Greece.

Former Celtic man Patrick Roberts has named Tom Rogic as one of the earlier influences in his career after marvelling at the Hoops' Australian hero under Brendan Rodgers.

Scotland opened their Euro 2024 qualification campaign with a 3-0 win over Cyprus at Hampden Park on Saturday - and will look to keep momentum going against Spain.

The kit was a classic but the fixture isn’t one that will live long in the memory. But Scotland got the only thing that mattered - a winning start to their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign.

Southampton will watch Daizen Maeda in the League Cup semi-final next week as they consider a transfer bid for another Celtic star, according to a report.

Southampton are on the transfer trail of Celtic star Liel Abada. The English Premier League club are watching the winger’s situation closely - although Celtic are ready to fend off interest with contract talks in the New Year.

Celtic bowed out of the Champions League on the final match day having been dealt a tough lesson in a 5-1 defeat against Real Madrid.

KEITH JACKSON : At his most vulnerable point. The mob is gathering after Saturday’s horror show in Dublin and Clarke has no excuse for the ineptitude of that performance. He needs to get back to picking his best players because anything less than three points in Armenia could be catastrophic.

Celtic star Anthony Ralston has kept his place in the Scotland squad to face Republic of Ireland this evening, following his man of the match display in Wednesday's win over Armenia.

Stuart Armstrong insists Scotland are determined to make Dublin a first travel stop on route to Germany.

Anthony Ralston admits his first goal on his first start was his country was a dream come true as he netted in front of his proud family against Armenia.

Celtic star Anthony Ralston netted his maiden Scotland goal on his first start for Scotland - and rounded it off with the man of the match award in a Nations League win over Armenia.

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.

Stuart Armstrong has no problem letting football take a back seat as the conflict in Ukraine rages on.

Ralph Hasenhuttl gave a damning assessment of Manchester United problems after seeing his Southampton side expose one of their biggest weaknesses.

Manchester City head into the two-week winter break top of the pile despite their draw against Southampton.

Match of the Day pundits Alan Shearer and Danny Murphy were both in agreement over the two controversial VAR moments in Manchester City’s draw with Southampton.

Manchester City defender Aymeric Laporte has shared the gruesome injury he received as a result of Stuart Armstrong's high tackle that went unpunished after consultation from VAR.

Manchester City's clash with Southampton.With City chasing the game, Laporte looked to stop a Southampton counter-attack when an over-enthusiastic Stuart Armstrong collided into him.Armstrong's studs connected with Laporte's thigh, and he was originally flashed the yellow card as a result of the challenge.However, the incident was subject to a lengthy VAR check, but the Southampton man avoided any further punishment for the tackle.But Laporte has taken to social media to show off his battle scars, and the Frenchman has been left with a sickening bloody gash across his leg.One fan fumed: "Can’t believe Darren England watched the video replay about 10 times and still thought it was a 'glancing blow'.""Absolute disgrace that this is not a red and VAR said he just got only grazed," a second added.While a third replied: "How was this not a red card though????? Absolute f****** disgrace.""If this isn’t a red, I don’t know what is," a fourth said. Do you think Armstrong should have been sent off? Let us know in the comments section Southampton took an early leave thanks to a lovely finish from Kyle Walker-Peters.However, as City threw the kitchen sink at the game, Laporte nodded the champions level.City had a good case for a spot-kick after Oriol Romeu appeared to have taken down Kevin de Bruyne, and while VAR confirmed it was a foul there was insufficient evidence if the foul took place inside the box.That VAR check was quickly followed by Armstrong's and the two lengthy stoppages took the edge out of City's attack.

A section of Manchester City fans were fuming after a big decision in their game against Southampton went against them.

Ryan Gauld has been one of Major League Soccer’s standout players in 2021, and on Sunday night his Vancouver Whitecaps side have a chance of qualifying for the end of season playoffs — something that seemed impossible prior to his arrival midway through the season. Once a Dundee United wonderkid, the now 25-year-old Gauld moved to Canada this summer and to say he has hit the ground running would be an understatement. As a teenager, Gauld was the most promising young player in a Tangerines side that made it to the Scottish Cup final in 2014. It was a team full of quality and included the likes of Stuart Armstrong, John Souttar, and Andy Robertson — but Gauld was considered the star with the most potential.