Sir Alex Ferguson made a bank holiday return to Glasgow on Monday to take in Rangers Legends' defeat of Manchester United at Ibrox. Ferguson's good...

Footballer Michael Higdon has been arrested over an alleged assault at a nightclub hours after being crowned Scotland's Player of the Year. The 29-...

Rangers have sacked striker Francisco Sandaza striker an investigation into a hoax phone call. The club suspended the Spaniard on 22 March as they ...

Hibernian manager Pat Fenlon has called for the introduction of goal-line technology after his side were denied a perfectly good goal in today's Edinb...

Rangers have been handed a fine of £250,000 following an investigation into undisclosed payments to players but the club will not be stripped of any ...

Are football fans hypocritical to celebrate one drugs cheat and criticise another?

Neil Lennon has displayed the pugnacity he oozed as a player in his role as Celtic manager, but the Ulsterman showcased his lighter side at a press co...

How can the nation which virtually invented the game in the 19th century - and certainly discovered the arts of passing, heading and crossing - now be languishing in 70th place in the current FIFA rankings, sandwiched between Uzbekistan and Guinea?

Snoop Dogg has been detained for possessing the green before, but now he wants a different slice of it as he eyes up investing in Celtic Football Club...

Hibernian have sacked their stadium announcer for taunting city rivals Hearts over their winding-up order. The Beatles song 'Taxman' was played at ...

An anti-Scottish attitude has been embedded in the English game for far too long.

Sunderland striker Steven Fletcher and Manchester United midfielder Darren Fletcher were both included in the Scotland squad for the World Cup qualifi...

Rangers are "disgusted" at the BBC's decision to depict Ally McCoist falling to his death in a sequence riffed off from the popular AMC series Mad Men...

Celtic have won 2 of their last 34 European away games. That statistic will be echoed across every British newspaper on the eve of their critical Champions League clash with Helsingborgs IF. Such a statistic, without proper context, is incredibly misleading.

The LIBOR rigging scandal was the story of the last week, but this tale has some surprising parallels with the demise of Rangers. Of course the original crimes were very different, but both their supporters cited the 'greater good', as arguments for the continuation of the status quo.

Would dropping down to the First Division have that much of a detrimental effect on the careers of the majority of the Rangers squad?

Her Majesty`s Revenue and Customs have told Rangers they will vote against a Company Voluntary Arrangement. Charles Green, who is leading the Sevco...

On 1 March, the Offensive Behaviour at Football and Threatening Communications (Scotland) Act 2012 came into force and just two weeks since it became law, two football fans have been fined and banned from football for a year.