Celtic and Manchester City prepare for Champions League tie
Goalkeeper Craig Gordon will start against City - Brendan Rodgers
Ross County sign winger Chris Burke
Scot Gemmill names his first Scotland Under-21 squad
Who are football's one-club heroes?
Pep Guardiola has confirmed that defender Vincent Kompany and midfielders Kevin de Bruyne and Fabian Delph will miss Wednesday's Champions League Group C match against Celtic through injury.
Image source, PAKevin de Bruyne will be missing from Pep Guardiola's Manchester City side
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Celtic's Scott Brown sported a cut and black eye as he addressed the media ahead of Wednesday's Champions League Group C game against Manchester City.
Perhaps appropriate considering the midfielder promised that his side were ready to show the battling qualities he thought they lacked in their opening 7-0 thrashing by Barcelona.
"It's about getting touch tight," the midfielder said.
"We sat off Barcelona and admired them more than anything, letting them play. We need to get touch tight, get our bodies in and try ton win the battles all over the park.
"This is where this club deserves to be and we need to show that we're good enough to be here and not be in last place.
"We'll try to frustrate them more than anything. We've done that to teams here before and it's more belief than anything. We need to believe in our ability and show that we can play under pressure."
Image source, SNSScott Brown sported a cut and black eye at Celtic's media conference
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Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers is convinced his players have learned the lessons of their heavy defeat by Barcelona in the Champions League.
Rodgers' side host Manchester City in the second game of Group C and he believes his side will be more aggressive.
"They're at the top of their game," Rodgers said of the English Premier League leaders.
"I've watched and worked against them for the past four or five years and they've always had an outstanding group of players.
"But the level of their play has gone up since Pep Guardiola came in, the intensity of their game has gone up and what you see now is a team working collectively with one idea.
"When you have world-class players working to that level then, of course, they're a very hard team to contain.
"We know it's going to be a difficult night, but we hope it's going to be a difficult night for them."
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Scot Gemmill has handed 10 players their first call-ups to the Scotland Under-21 squad ahead of next month's European Championship qualifiers against Iceland and Macedonia.
Under Ricky Sbragia, the Scots fell out of the running in their group in the chase to reach next summer's finals in Poland, so new head coach Gemmill has named a youthful squad for the remaining games,
Most will be eligible to play in the Euro 2019 qualifiers, which begin next September.
Goalkeepers Ryan Fulton (Liverpool, on loan to Chesterfield) and Mark Hurst (St Johnstone), defenders Kyle Cameron (Newcastle United, on loan to Mansfield Town), Alex Iacovitti (Nottingham Forest, on loan to Mansfield Town) and Zak Jules and Jake Sheppard (both Reading), midfielders Greg Docherty (Hamilton Academical), Liam Henderson (Celtic), Aidan Nesbitt (Celtic, on loan to Greenock Morton) and Ruben Sammut (Chelsea), plus forwards Ryan Hardie (Rangers, on loan to St Mirren) and Craig Wighton (Dundee) have all yet to play for the under-21s.
Image source, Rex FeaturesRuben Sammut helped Chelsea beat Man City in the final of the FA Youth Cup in April
Craig Gordon will start for Celtic against Manchester City in their Champions League Group C match in Glasgow on Wednesday.
The Scotland goalkeeper had lost his place in recent weeks to summer signing Dorus de Vries but replaced the Dutchman at half-time during Saturday's 6-1 thrashing of Kilmarnock in the Scottish Premiership.
De Vries, who had suffered a chest injury, was back in training on Tuesday, but manager Brendan Rodgers told the media that Gordon would be back in the starting line-up against the English Premier League leaders.
Image source, SNSCeltic goalkeepers Dorus de Vries and Craig Gordon both trained on Tuesday
Robert McCarter has served Beith Juniors for more than 34 years as president, treasurer and secretary.
Kenny Crawford's feature on the Ayrshire side's Scottish Cup first-round win over Strathspey Thistle includes this gem of an observation...
"He received a whisper near full-time that 'the attendance was 373 and the pies had all been sold'. His nod of approval was significant and out came the notepad to record such detail."
Read Kenny's piece and watch the video about Beith kitman Jimmy McGuill.
All in a day's work for Beith kitman Jimmy McGuill
Ross County sign Burke? Yes.
The Scotland winger who used to play for Nottingham Forest? Yes.
Ah, but it's not the £13m Burke now at Red Bull Leipzig.
Instead, it's Chris Burke, an exciting player all the same.
Image source, Getty ImagesChris Burke had two seasons at Nottingham Forest