Ryan Jack in PSV troll as Rangers star mocks fan firework stunt with pointed question

Michelle Keegan travelled to Australia for work back in May, and stayed Down Under until the end of August, when she returned to the UK.MORE: Michelle Keegan looks unreal in head-turning £55 power dressDuring her stay in Sydney, the actress shared very little updates of her time there, but on Thursday she delighted fans by sharing ten never-before-seen photos taken during the past months.WATCH: Michelle Keegan rocks nothing but a towel to share her morning routine"Sydney memories," she simply captioned the post, which featured an incredible photo of herself in long sleeved crop top and high waisted black trousers, which perfectly showed off her toned abs.LOOK: Michelle Keegan and Mark Wright share exciting update: 'A dream come true'READ: Michelle Keegan details her healthy morning routine with intimate towel selfieMichelle seemed in high spirits in the candid snap and smiled broadly whilst posing in front of a sign that read "Syd". Michelle Keegan shared several snaps taken during her time in AustraliaSeveral other photos show her on set of her new series, BBC drama series Ten Pound Poms, and others enjoying some of Sydney’s landmarks, like the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge.Fans of Michelle were quick to praise her snaps, with one writing: "Will miss your stories of Sydney, was loving that you was over here filming.

Later… With Jools Holland will celebrate three decades since its first episode premiered, in October of 1992.To celebrate, a 30th anniversary concert will take place at the Hammersmith Apollo on October 5, with a secret line-up that will, according to a press release, span “different eras and musical worlds”, and feature both previous performers on the show and newer acts. Footage of the concert will air later in the year.“It’s unbelievable that this year sees my show reach its thirtieth birthday,” Holland said in a statement.

East Kilbride YM dedicated their win over St Mungo’s to late club stalwart Les Goodfellow as clubs across the Caledonian League held a minute’s silence in his memory on Saturday.

East Kilbride boss Kevin Rutkiewicz reckons referee Gordon Seago gave 10-man Kilby an added incentive to see out their Scottish Cup win over Deveronvale - as he revealed the bizarre reason Motherwell loanee Logan Dunachie saw red.

Charlie Telfer knows exactly what it takes to lift the SPFL Trust Trophy and reckons Airdrieonians should be setting their sights on claiming the silverware this season.

Raging Joey Veerman insists Rangers don't deserve to be in the Champions League ahead of PSV Eindhoven – branding their playoff defeat "unfair" in his post match debrief.

The jubilant Rangers players enjoyed a well-earned celebration in the Phillips Stadium away dressing room after seeing off PSV Eindhoven.

The celebrations were ecstatic as Rangers clinched a place in the Champions League for the first time in 12 years. But few were as loud as Kris Boyd as the Sky Sports pundit and former Ibrox striker showed exactly what it meant to him. Beaming Boyd screeched in the studio as he covered his old club’s match against PSV Eindhoven in Holland. Watching on the monitor, he brought news of Antonio Colak’s goal and roared “Get in, yasssss….. BOOM!” as he clenched his fist.

Rangers earned their night of glory in Eindhoven as they booked a place in the Champions League group stage.

Rangers kept up their unbeaten run in Eindhoven but few of their wins will be more important than Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side who ended a 12-year wait to reach the Champions League group stage with Antonio Colak scoring the only goal in the Philips Stadium to complete a 3-2 playoff win.

You couldn't have written the script. As bad boy Alfredo Morelos sat at home after being banished from the Rangers squad it was the man who has filled his boots this season who scored the glory goal to end a 12-year wait to take the club back to the promised land of the Champions League as Giovanni van Bronckhorst was rewarded for the boldest of calls.

SFA ref chief Crawford Allan missed Willie Collum 's controversial display during Rangers visit to Hibs because he was playing golf, two former whistler's have claimed.

Rangers have raised concerns over the "competency" of referee Willie Collum following his controversial performance during the draw with Hibs.

Hibs keeper David Marshall has leapt to the defence of under-fire ref Willie Collum following his controversial Easter Road performance. But the Leith skipper has warned the introduction of VAR is unlikely to bring an end to debatable calls in Scottish football.

The Scottish Premiership has an uncanny knack to provide the thrills and Saturday's pulsating 2-2 draw between Hibs and Rangers had a little bit of everything.

Hibernian boss Lee Johnson reckons Willie Collum got several major calls wrong in his side's entertaining 2-2 draw with Rangers and he has called for VAR to be implemented "quickly".

It hasn’t taken Antonio Colak long to silence the Ibrox critics who rushed to write him off after just two Rangers run-outs.

Nine-man Rangers let slip their 100 percent Premiership start as Josh Campbell fired home an injury time equaliser to cap off another Easter Road thriller.

Gio van Bronckhorst has some big decisions to make ahead of taking his Rangers side to Leith to face Hibs with the massive Champions League playoff showdown with PSV Eindhoven just around the corner.