English goalkeeper in top-tier football
Celtic and Rangers will meet in the Premier Sports Cup quarter‑final at Ibrox with no away supporters, following an independent review into crowd disorder at last season’s Scottish Cup quarter‑final. The SPFL has also ruled out away allocations for all SPFL matches between the clubs this season.
Rangers and Celtic are preparing for an Old Firm cup quarter-final at Ibrox, with Rangers aiming to become relevant domestically after a mixed run of results. McInnes previews the tie, emphasizing the derby's pressure and the chance to lift silverware. Celtic arrive with a strong recent record, while fan safety and penalties loom as potential factors.
Rangers have won a fifth consecutive Premiership match after Bojan Miovski’s stoppage-time strike secures a 1-0 win over St Mirren. Lawrence Shankland and Daisuke Yokota will undergo surgeries in London and face months out. Rangers move within five points of Celtic ahead of the Old Firm double-header.
Celtic has secured a 1-0 win at St Johnstone with Mika Baur scoring the decisive goal. Debuts and rotation feature as Celtic navigate a packed schedule, ahead of a high-stakes trip to Rangers.
Everton has confirmed a four-year deal for Johnson, with McNeil moving to Crystal Palace in a swap that mirrors a rocky June, when paperwork delays delayed a February near-miss. The move signals Palace’s continued rebuild under pressure to qualify for European competition; Johnson seeks top-flight form again after an underwhelming Palace spell.
Millwall beat Norwich 3-0 with Arconte scoring on his home debut; Portsmouth defeat Lincoln 3-1; Birmingham draw with Bristol City 2-2; other results include Millwall’s 2-0 win over Bristol City and several other Championship results.