Watch highlights as Robert Lewandowski scores his 100th Champions League goal as Barcelona cruise to a dominant 3-0 win over Brest at the Nou Camp.
Barcelona's Robert Lewandowski becomes the third player in history to score 100 goals in the Champions League.
BBC Scotland commentator Liam McLeod profiles Celtic's next Champions League opponents, Club Brugge of Belgium.
Juve’s visit to Villa Park this week conjures memories of when both clubs were at the centre of the football world The champions of Europe side by side with more than half the champions of the world.” The first line of Barry Davies’s Sportsnight commentary is so succinct that, 41 and a half years later, there is no need for a new introduction. Aston Villa’s European Cup quarter-final against Juventus in 1983 had a unique selling point. The clubs meet again on Wednesday in the Champions League but back then Villa were the holders of the trophy – although six of the Juventus team had started for Italy when they beat West Germany in the 1982 World Cup final. And they had the best player from the teams that finished third and fourth, France’s Michel Platini and Poland’s Zbigniew Boniek. Continue reading...
Club boss on Scotland winger, Rangers goalkeeper defiant and former Aberdeen forward makes his mark.
Barça blow two-goal lead after Marc Casadó is sent offSimeone wins 700th game at Atléti; Inter 5-0 Verona Celta Vigo fought back with two late goals in quick succession to hold La Liga leaders Barcelona to an-action-packed 2-2 draw on Saturday. It looked as though Barça were cruising towards victory after they opened a two-goal lead thanks to strikes by Raphinha in the first half and by Robert Lewandowski after an hour’s play, but the script changed when Marc Casadó was sent off due to a second yellow card for a foul in the 82nd minute. With Barcelona down to 10 men, the home side piled on the pressure and managed to score twice, strikes by Alfonso González then Hugo Álvarez in the 84th and 86th minutes respectively. Continue reading...
Eight SPFL matches are postponed after heavy snowfall across Scotland.
Scotland will be in pot three for the World Cup qualifying draw on 13 December as Czech Republic and Slovakia hold on for wins in the Nations League.
Key players have rediscovered form and the manager has shown great aptitude of the role after dramatic Poland win Parliamentarians must look enviously at Steve Clarke’s ability to captivate or switch public opinion. Clarke was a national hero when guiding Scotland to Euro 2024. Failure there – or, specifically, the manner of that failure – fuelled a sense Scotland may require a new manager by the start of World Cup qualifying. Three defeats to open the Nations League only emphasised that change was needed. It was always worth remembering that Clarke had raised expectations in the first place, courtesy of tournament qualifications his predecessors could not achieve despite media love-bombing. Continue reading...
Scotland end the Nations League group phase on a positive note, with a shift away from the drab caution on display at a disappointing Euros, writes Tom English.
Match winner Andy Robertson is keen to shine a light of praise on another of Scotland's defenders, John Souttar, following victory in Poland.
We discuss Scotland’s 2-1 win in Poland and their Nations League campaign as a whole.
Not for the first time, Steve Clarke and his Scotland side have responded to adversity with crucial results.
Head coach Steve Clarke says his side must continue to develop after they ended their Nations League campaign with a win in Poland.
