Efe Ambrose Wins Scottish League With Celtic

Nigeria international defender, Efe Ambrose has emerged champion in Scotland’s Premiership on Saturday with Celtic. Celtic wrapped up the title without kicking a ball as their closest challengers, Aberdeen failed to win on match day 35 of the competition.

The Bhoys had thrown down the gauntlet with a classy 5-0 win over Dundee 24 hours earlier.
Aberdeen had to win at Tannadice Park on Saturday but failed to do that as they suffered a 0-1 defeat to a spirited Dundee United side.

SCOTTISH PREMIERSHIP: Celtic Confirms Interest In Roy Keane

Celtic chief executive Peter Lawwell has confirmed the club are interested in appointing Roy Keane as their new boss. But the Hoops chief says the Republic of Ireland assistant manager faces competition from as many as nine other rivals to be named Neil Lennon's successor.

Ireland boss Martin O'Neill revealed on Thursday that the majority shareholder of the Scottish champions Dermot Desmond had held talks with his number two.

And now Lawwell has confirmed the 42-year-old former Manchester United skipper - who ended his playing career at Parkhead - is on a short list of candidates the Celtic board is now examining.

Neymar scores first hat trick for Barcelona

Celtic’s Champions League campaign ended in jolting fashion as Barcelona star Neymar scored a hat-trick in a 6-1 demolition at the Nou Camp. Barca typically dominated possession from the start forcing mistakes from Joe Ledley and Matthews. Read more after the cut.......

BARCELONA vs CELTIC PREVIEW: All you need to know

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Rogues: Celtic fans attack Amsterdam Police

Amsterdam Police say an attack by a group of Celtic fans ahead of the Champions League game against Ajax has left eight officers injured. The clash between supporters and police came in the centre of the Dutch city before kick-off at Amsterdam Arena. "There were 15 arrests, mostly Celtic supporters," said a police statement. "At the end of the afternoon, a large group of Celtic supporters attacked police officers in plain clothes. Eight were injured and one left unconscious." Celtic had earlier issued a warning to their fans to be "extra vigilant" in Amsterdam following an attack on their supporters on Tuesday. "Bottles and sticks were used in the attack, which came out of nowhere," they said of the fighting in Dam Square. Police said a few officers "had broken noses and needed stitches above their eyebrows and on their lips". Ajax defeated celtic 1-0. Football needs no stampedes. We are waiting for fines and sanctions from UEFA.