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Europa League hopes hanging by a thread.The Czech side came into the match having not played a league game in over a month, and with several key players missing.But they turned in a vibrant performance as Lukas Julis hit a hat-trick against a ropey Celtic defence.The only bright side for the hosts was another goal by Leigh Griffiths but after one win in six the pressure will continue to mount on the manager.Neil Lennon opted for the same starting XI that had triumphed against Aberdeen, with Odsonne Edouard leading the line against Sparta's back-three.The Czechs left two of their key attacking threats on the bench in the shape of Ladislav Krejci and Boreck Dockal and they were happy to let Celtic dominate the ball in the opening stages.It

Aberdeen are confident of piling on the misery for Celtic in their league and semi-final double header.But the Dons skipper has urged his team-mates to park those thoughts for now – and ensure they give themselves the best chance of drawing level with the champions on Sunday by taking care of bottom dogs Hamilton first.Aberdeen face Neil Lennon’s wounded side in a double Sunday service in the next 14 days, first in the league then in last season’s delayed Scottish Cup semi-final.Victory at Pittodrie in six days would see the Reds pull level on points with the Hoops IF they can see off Accies tomorrow.And that would tee them up perfectly for the Hampden showdown on November 1.Lewis knows the importance of staying on the coat-tails of the top

the Reformer : “The track at Shawfield has been closed for more than six months now.

Wythenshawe, were shocked to find their late mum's plot had been covered with soil. Their mum, Sandra Wolstenholme-Crompton, is buried at Southern Cemetery in Chorlton.

A pilot has died after a plane crash near the country home of Rag'n'Bone Man.

UEFA will hold their next meeting with the national associations on Monday - and the Nations League might finally get a place on the agenda... or be axed.

Rangers have given fewer minutes to under-21 players than any other club in the Scottish Premiership.

Rita Ora has reportedly been slammed by locals after staying in a rented country house during the coronavirus pandemic.

Love Island 's Luke Trotman and Siânnise Fudge have been spotted piling on the PDA as they shared a kiss while on a double date with Demi Jones and Luke Mabbott.

crash on Stamford Square on Wednesday morning.Firefighters cut a man and a woman free from the wreckage.Witnesses say a man was getting out of his parked car when a BMW and a Mercedes crashed into each other and careered across the road into him.He appeared to have trapped his leg in his car door and was later airlifted to hospital.It's thought the BMW was travelling along Stamford Square towards Ashton when it crashed with the Mercedes, which was pulling out of Granville Street.At least one of the cars then smashed into a white Vauxhall, which was parked on the pavement outside the derelict Swan pub and A&J Convenience Store.Muhammed Ali, who works in the  convenience store, said: "It was a proper bang.

A couple have been told to cough up £1,600 to remove a mountain of fly-tipped rubbish from their pub car park - that is not even theirs.

Denise Van Outen is up for grabs, as the TV star puts country life behind her in a move to the city.The 43-year-old has placed her lavish £1.4million Kent home on the market as she is set to move in with her boyfriend, Eddie Boxshall.It comes after the Loose Women star said she was "bored being miles from anywhere" and wanted to live back in the city.The property has four bedrooms, three welcome receptions and a spacious kitchen.The building dates back to the 1800s and features original oak beams and wooden frames - but comes complete with all modern amenities.The kitchen includes traditional farm-house style sinks and an Aga - perfect for cooking and warming up beside in winter.While outside the building there is a garage, garden and an

Residents have voiced their 'disgust' at the huge pile of rubbish found along the Manchester Ship Canal.

Lottery winners Colin and Christine Weir took a £1.2million hit on the sale of their mansion.