Tony Macaroni: Last News

Police are hunting unruly fans who set off pyrotechnics at Wednesday’s Livington FC match.

Chris Sutton has bid Livingston "good riddance" ahead of their likely relegation as he's desperate to see the back of their plastic pitch.

The Scottish Premiership have announced their latest Sky television selections for the spring period, with Rangers vs Celtic facing off on Sunday, April 7.

Scotland goalkeeper Liam Kelly joked he would have RETIRED if he had saved France superstar Kylian Mbappe's penalty.

John Hartson has lauded Brendan Rodgers for forcing security guards away from a young Hoops fan who ran onto the pitch after a 3-0 win for Celtic over Livingston.

He needed his teammates to finish the job without him, but Joe Hart was extremely grateful if his reaction was anything to go by.

Livingston defender Luiyi de Lucas has been called into the Dominican Republic squad for their upcoming friendly against Chile next week.

Ange Postecoglou heaped praise on the mentality his men showed to sweep Livingston aside - then urged them to show the same qualities when they step into the Bernabeu on Wednesday night.

Ange Postecoglou managed a chuckle after admitting he complained about Celtic not getting penalties - only for them to miss from the spot in an otherwise comfortable win over Livingston.

Ayrshire's newest restaurant has opened its doors for the first time.

A new Tony Macaroni restaurant is set to open in Lanarkshire this year.

Livingston boss David Martindale has doubled down on his furious blast at match officials, - accusing them of draining the passion out of Scottish football and treating coaches like schoolchildren.

The ease with which Rangers saw off Sparta Prague could easily see Gio van Bronckhorst lulled into a false sense of security.

Aberdeen leave Livingston with all three points. Hundreds of away fans spilled onto the Tony Macaroni pitch in frenzied scenes that could land both clubs in trouble with the authorities.But having spent the best part of 18 months locked out of grounds Glass insists he couldn’t blame the 900-strong travelling support for their crazed celebrations as MacKenzie strike made it two wins from two.

Kilmarnock.The pizza and pasta giant is bidding to move into the former Frankie & Benny’s premises in the town's Queen's Drive.There are plans for the restaurant to open in July, it is understood, and council leader Douglas Reid indicated as many as 20 jobs could be created.Councillors unanimously gave the venue the go ahead to sell alcohol in the restaurant at an East Ayrshire Council licensing board meeting today.But they refused permission for off-sales as the local authority has strict alcohol rules surrounding new licenses.

iOS - Android Since launching in East Kilbride three months ago, Deliveroo has looked closely at customer orders, favourite dishes, and even times that people pick up the phone for their weekend takeaway.A Deliveroo spokeswoman told Lanarkshire Live: “East Kilbride locals can’t get enough of Italian, with Margherita pizza from Tony Macaroni being the most popular dish in town.“New data reveals that Friday at 8.12pm is the most popular time for East Kilbride locals to order a Deliveroo.“Further data has shown that locals love Italian food the most, followed by American and Chinese.”The other most popular dishes ordered in East Kilbride during the first three months on Deliveroo were: boneless banquet from KFC, chicken breast curry from

Dumfries. Instead we've had candidates and leaders appearing on Zoom calls and doing more virtual campaigning than we've ever seen before.

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.When Livingston take on Hamilton Accies at the Tony Macaroni Arena on Saturday, it will be just over a year since the Lions played in front of supporters.The Covid pandemic forced the league to shut down on March 13 last year, with Livi’s fixture away to St Johnstone six days prior being the last time fans were allowed to watch their team.The last time fans were in the Tony Macaroni was a few days before that as a full house saw Livi draw 2-2 with Celtic.Lions boss David Martindale admits it’s been a struggle over the past 12 months and says matchday just doesn’t feel the same.

Scottish Premiership fixtures in 33 days after their February 13 game with Kilmarnock. The Ibrox men have played out most of the season so far with their title rivals Celtic trailing behind in the number of games played after Covid issues saw fixtures postponed.

Neil Lennon closer to the brink. A second string Lions line-up held the 10-man Parkhead side to a second draw in just four days at a snow covered Tony Macaroni to leave them still without a win in 2021.

Livingston as they look for their first win of 2021 at the Tony Macaroni Arena. The sides met just days ago in a 0-0 draw at Parkhead but Neil Lennon now has close to a full squad available to him.