THIS IS CELTIC now: Toxicity, chaos and a club at war with itself ... and O'Neill should have seen it all coming:Celtic's European struggles continue with six consecutive Champions League qualifying exits. Fan protests and internal chaos, including a board statement targeting Dermot Desmond, highlight deep divisions at the club.
A parallel universe where Man City didn't cheat: Brendan Rodgers has a statue outside Anfield - but is it Jurgen Klopp's heavy metal football or a Pep Guardiola dynasty at Man United?:A speculative look at how English football's landscape might have changed if Manchester City hadn't breached financial rules, altering club dynasties, managerial legacies, and player careers.
It wouldn't shock me if Martin O'Neill walked away as Celtic boss, says Paul Lambert:Celtic manager Martin O'Neill is considering his future after three consecutive defeats, including a 1-0 loss to Rangers. Former captain Paul Lambert says he wouldn't be surprised if O'Neill walked away.
Can you name Arsenal’s XI from Mikel Arteta’s debut in 2011?:A quiz challenges fans to recall the Arsenal lineup from Mikel Arteta's debut in a 1-0 win over Swansea City in September 2011, excluding Arteta himself.
Fresh Leicester City takeover update emerges:Leicester City's owners are exploring a sale following the club's relegation to League One, prompted by financial struggles and a six-point deduction last season.
How Leicester City have gone from Premier League champions to League One in 10 years:Leicester City's relegation to League One is confirmed after a dismal season, marking a shocking fall from their Premier League and FA Cup triumphs due to financial mismanagement and poor decisions.
Gennaro Gattuso sends warning to his Italy players ahead of Northern Ireland World Cup play-off:Italy manager Gennaro Gattuso calls their World Cup play-off semi-final vs. Northern Ireland the biggest game of his career. The Azzurri must win to advance, having missed the last two tournaments.
Leicester collapse is the warning sign Spurs, West Ham and Forest all ignored:Leicester City face dropping to League One after a six-point deduction, serving as a stark warning for West Ham, Nottingham Forest, and Tottenham about the financial perils of relegation.
Rodgers hails 'special' derby win but quashes Al Qadsiah title talk:Brendan Rodgers' Al Qadsiah thrashed rivals Al Ettifaq 4-0 in the Eastern Derby, maintaining their unbeaten run under him. Goals from Nandez, Baah, and late strikes from Quinones and Weigl secured a dominant victory.
Leicester City crisis exposed: How freefalling Foxes have gone from miracle title win to Championship strugglers in 10 years with managerial mismatches and key figures to blame:Leicester City are above the relegation zone only on goal difference after a six-point deduction for financial breaches, with fans blaming chairman Top and director Jon Rudkin for the club's decline.
Crystal Palace next manager odds to replace Oliver Glasner:Oliver Glasner will leave Crystal Palace after this season, having informed the club in October. He led them to their first major trophy (FA Cup) last year. Roberto Martinez is the early favorite to replace him.
'Stay humble' - Rodgers on Al Qadsiah title bid & team's own Raheem Sterling:Al Qadsiah, under Brendan Rodgers, secured a fourth straight win with a 5-0 victory over Al Fayha. The team is unbeaten in five matches, scoring 14 goals in recent wins. Rodgers praised the team's attacking improvements while maintaining defensive solidity.
Al Nassr vs Al Qadsiah: Ronaldo and Nacho face off, and other key battles:Al Nassr host Al Qadsiah in a crucial Roshn Saudi League match. Al Nassr, 2nd, aim to rebound after their first defeat, while 5th-placed Al Qadsiah are in form under Brendan Rodgers. Key battles include Ronaldo vs Nacho and Felix vs Nandez.
Celtic have four options to replace Wilfried Nancy after Rangers humiliation:Celtic manager Wilfried Nancy faces dismissal after a disastrous start, with only 2 wins in 8 matches. A 3-1 defeat to Rangers sparked fan outrage, leaving the club considering replacements like Postecoglou, Hasenhuttl, O'Neil, or McKenna.
Why Rodgers is right man to usher in Al Qadsiah's next phase:Al Qadsiah has appointed Brendan Rodgers as head coach, replacing Michel. The former Liverpool and Celtic manager joins with the club fifth in the Roshn Saudi League, aiming to boost their attacking play and title ambitions.