Helicopter Sunday

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Andy Murray 'gutted' after his injury heartache drags on with shoulder problem... as he withdraws from Davis Cup ahead of Novak Djokovic clash A year before, I was at Wolves and I was doing an interview with Tony Gubba for the BBC and he asked me 'what's your passion?'. I said it was Rangers and he said he was seeing Alex McLeish the next day. I said 'tell him I'm available' and from that interview I got one of the happiest days in football. The memory of Helicopter Sunday in 2005 still sends shivers down the spine of the Celtic supporters.

Part of Old Trafford's concrete ceiling falls on Manchester United supporters during derby as the state of the once iconic stadium falls further into disrepute Now, 16 years on, I still can’t describe the feeling. If we thought losing in Seville and losing the league on the last day in 2003 were bad, this was tenfold. Lauren Davidson, 21, has 27 goals this season - comfortably the most in the league. Adding to that tally would settle some early nerves.Gary Lineker slams 'most ridiculous penalty decision' against England as Rico Lewis is controversially penalised for foul in North Macedonia clash At Ibrox, Glasgow City needed a win to secure the title, while hosts Rangers knew victory would give them a shout. For Celtic, it was a case of putting as many as possible past Hearts to improve their goal difference against Rangers while hoping City failed to win in Govan. Lionesses goalkeeper Mary Earps is odds-on favourite to win BBC Sports Personality of the Year - with Stuart Broad and Frankie Dettori her biggest rivals - after her World Cup heroics Celtic failed to add to their 2-0 half-time lead against Hibs, with the Celtic goalkeeper Pam Tajonar an absolute spectator in that second half…then Hibs scored a good goal five minutes into to six added, then nearly added a second which would have been devastating for our Ghirls. Dunfermline Athletic Football Club". Scottish Professional Football League . Retrieved 11 November 2013.

Rio Ferdinand tells Gareth Southgate to 'FREE Raheem Sterling' after balking at the Chelsea star's omission from the latest England squad last week Inverness played their first fourteen home fixtures at Pittodrie Stadium, while the Caledonian Stadium was expanded. The stands erupted in celebration as they learned of McDonald’s first goal, then again when the second goal arrived, and finally as the whistle blew at Easter Road the scene devolved into chaos. Fans swarmed onto the pitch to celebrate the victory with their team. Be A Flying Football FanNext Sunday, Celtic play Rangers. There’s no need to draw any diagrams to explain what that will look like if there’s any damage in Dingwall. If there is a third draw of the season between City and Rangers - and that has to be a decent possibility given how well-matched the teams are - if Celtic win, Alonso's side race up the outside into top spot and secure their first SWPL title.

It was surreal,” recalled Dean Shiels, who played for Hibs that day and is now in his third season with Rangers. “We were getting beaten 1-0 and that suited us because we were in Europe if we avoided losing three or four. Obviously 1-0 suited Rangers and I have never played in a match like it in my life.

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