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Newcastle Utd fans take over Rangers pub and set off pyro ahead of Celtic friendly clash
Newcastle Utd fans take over Rangers pub and set off pyro ahead of Celtic friendly clash

Scottish Sun

time2 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Scottish Sun

Newcastle Utd fans take over Rangers pub and set off pyro ahead of Celtic friendly clash

THIS is the moment Newcastle fans took over a RANGERS pub in the East End of Glasgow ahead of today's friendly clash with Celtic Park. The Bristol Bar, who sits at the end of Duke Street in the Dennistoun area, is usually packed with followers of the Ibrox side. 2 Banners bedecked the outside of the Rangers pub 2 Newcastle fans set off pyro But supporters of Newcastle United took it over today, with 10,000 members of the Toon Army travelling north for the friendly clash. Images widely shared on social media showed Newcastle fans letting off pyrotechnics and covered the outside of the pub with flags and banners in the hours before the game. Earlier there were good natured scenes between followers of Celtic and Newcastle in the city centre - although there were reports of trouble between fans in the area near the Barras market. More to follow. Have YOU got a point for Kris Boyd? Kris Boyd and Roger Hannah chew over the big talking points each week SOMETHING you've just got to get off your chest from the weekend action? A burning Scottish football talking point you can't wait to bring up with Kris Boyd and Roger Hannah? SunSport's GoBallistic show wants to hear from you! So why not help set the Scottish football agenda for the week ahead! Have your say on the game's big topics by emailing us on: GoBallistic@ It's YOUR turn to Go Ballistic! Keep up to date with ALL the latest news and transfers at the Scottish Sun football page

Have your got a point for Kris Boyd and Roger Hannah? Get in touch with SunSport's fantastic GoBallistic YouTube show
Have your got a point for Kris Boyd and Roger Hannah? Get in touch with SunSport's fantastic GoBallistic YouTube show

Scottish Sun

time3 days ago

  • Sport
  • Scottish Sun

Have your got a point for Kris Boyd and Roger Hannah? Get in touch with SunSport's fantastic GoBallistic YouTube show

Read on to find out exactly how you can get involved GET INVOLVED Have your got a point for Kris Boyd and Roger Hannah? Get in touch with SunSport's fantastic GoBallistic YouTube show SOMETHING you've just got to get off your chest from the weekend's football action? A burning Scottish football talking point you can't wait to bring up with Kris Boyd and Roger Hannah? Advertisement 3 Scottish Sun's head of sport Roger Hannah 3 Nicolas Raskin and Arne Engels do battle at Ibrox Credit: Kenny Ramsay 3 Kris Boyd has a discerning take on the Scottish game GoBallistic wants to hear from you! The flagship show on Scottish Sun Sport's fast-growing YouTube channel, GoBallistic is the perfect platform for Kris and Roger to pick over all the juiciest football controversies and talking points. So why not help set the Scottish football agenda for the week ahead! Have your say on the game's big topics by emailing us on: GoBallistic@ Advertisement It's YOUR turn to Go Ballistic! Keep up to date with ALL the latest news and transfers at the Scottish Sun football page

Rangers' potential Champions League opponents CONFIRMED as nightmare tie and familiar foes could lie in wait
Rangers' potential Champions League opponents CONFIRMED as nightmare tie and familiar foes could lie in wait

Scottish Sun

time25-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Scottish Sun

Rangers' potential Champions League opponents CONFIRMED as nightmare tie and familiar foes could lie in wait

Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) RANGERS' path to the Champions League has become a little clearer. That's because all three of the Light Blues' potential second round qualifying opponents have been locked in. Sign up for the Rangers newsletter Sign up 2 Rangers will enter the second qualifying round of the Champions League Credit: Getty 2 The Gers' qualifying hopes were ended by Dynamo Kyiv last season Credit: Getty Rangers will have to negotiate three rounds of they're to make the new look league phase of the Champions League for the first time. The draw is only a few weeks away - it takes place on June 18 - with the first leg of the tie itself taking place on July 22/23. So there really isn't long to go, and it's coming up fast with the Gers still not having a manager in place for the upcoming season. While there's still uncertainty surrounding that, there IS now complete certainty on the potential teams Rangers could face in the round. We already knew that the Light Blues would be seeded for the second qualifying round. The Gers are in the league path of qualifying, the side of the draw reserved for non-champions. League winners who enter qualifying follow a separate champions path. The other two seeded teams alongside Rangers are Red Bull Salzburg and Viktoria Plzen. Rangers, therefore, CANNOT face either of those sides. The Gers will be draw against one of the three unseeded teams - Panathinaikos, Servette and Brann. Roger Hannah and Robert Grieve debate if Davide Ancelotti or Russell Martin should be the next Rangers manager in the Coffee Club The teams have only just been locked in as there was still uncertainty over the Austrian and Swiss sides who would be entering at this stage. Austria Vienna still had a chance of finishing 2nd in the Austrian Bundesliga, and had they done so would have been unseeded with Panathinaikos being bumped up to seeded. As it turned out, Sturm Graz ended up champions with Red Bull Salzburg finishing second. In Switzerland, it's Servette who have secured the spot after finishing second. Although they were held to a dramatic 3-3 final day draw by Laussane, Young Boys - who were also in contention for second - also drew their match and finished third. On the face of things, the nightmare draw for Rangers would be a showdown with Greek giants Panathinaikos. Rangers' Champions League draw Second Qualifying Round Seeded teams: RANGERS Red Bull Salzburg Viktoria Plzen Unseeded teams: Panathinaikos Servette Brann Servette, however, are familiar to the Gers with the two sides having faced-off in Champions League qualifying just two years ago. Michael Beale's Gers edged the Swiss side out 2-1 at Ibrox before a 1-1 draw away from home saw the Light Blues advance 3-2 on aggregate. Norwegian outfit Brann would be a bit more of an unknown quantity for Rangers. But they have recent history in Scotland themselves. They faced St Mirren in Conference League qualifying last season. Things were finely poised after a 1-1 draw in Paisley before the Norwegians secured a comfortable 3-1 win in the second leg to advance. Keep up to date with ALL the latest news and transfers at the Scottish Sun football page

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