Joey Barton to resume training with Rangers
Scott Brown named in Scotland squad to face England
Darren Fletcher to remain as captain
We'll all decide our futures after England - Strachan
Lustig - Celtic made a statement with Monchengladbach draw
Gordon Strachan confirmed that despite the return of former captain Scott Brown to the Scotland fold, Darren Fletcher would continue to skipper the side against England.
Image source, SNSDarren Fletcher could earn his 77th Scotland cap against England
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Gordon Strachan thinks the post match debrief following the World Cup qualifier against England could determine whether he has future as national team manager.
Strachan was asked whether Scott Brown's decision to come out of international retirement was for the England game only or for the longer term.
"After the England game we'll have a debrief and after it we will decide what the future is for everybody because we're facing a really good England team," the Scotland boss responded.
Strachan says anyone who thinks he considered stepping aside after the recent defeat by Slovakia "doesn't know'' him.
"It's not about me. If you honestly think I was thinking about myself in that 24 hours you don't know me.
"I was thinking - how do I get these players the staff the fans to a major tournament?"
"The disappointment was great, so you think about everything, but since that Wednesday night you think here we go and we're really looking forward to it (the England game)."
Image source, SNSGordon Strachan says he never considered quitting as manager following Scotland's defeat to Slovakia
Richard Conway
BBC Radio 5 live sports news correspondent
The Prime Minister Theresa May has waded into the row over Fifa's refusal to sanction the wearing of poppies during the match between England and Scotland at Wembley on 11 November.
"The stance taken by Fifa is utterly outrageous," May said in Parliament during Prime Minister's Questions today.
"Our football players want to recognise and respect those who have given their lives for our safety and security - I think it is absolutely right they should be able to do so.
"I think a clear message is going from this House. I should say to Fifa before they start telling us what to do they jolly well ought to sort their own house out."
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Scotland squad to face England
Scott Brown, who reversed his decision to retire from international football, has been named in Gordon Strachan's Scotland squad to face England on 11 November.
Fellow midfielder Robert Snodgrass is also included, despite recovering from ankle ligament damage.
Stephen Kingsley is called up following injuries to left-backs Andrew Robertson and Kieran Tierney.
Alan Hutton, Shaun Maloney and Barrie McKay drop out of the squad after being included last time.
Image source, SNSSnodgrass (far left) and Brown (far right) were not expected to face England
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Inverness Caledonian Thistle goalkeeper Owain Fon Williams has become a fixture in the Wales squad and the 29-year-old is again in Chris Coleman's party, this time to face Serbia in their 2018 World Cup qualifier in Cardiff on Saturday 12 November.
However, he once more faces competition for a starting place from Wayne Hennsessey of Crystal Palace and former Aberdeen goalkeeper Danny Ward, now on loan to Huddersfield Town from Liverpool.
Fon Williams so far has only one full cap, won against Netherlands in November.
Image source, SNSHats off to Edinburgh City who finally registered their first win of the season with victory at Forfar last night.
Found out how they ended their 17-match winless run here.
Image source, SNSRoss Allum's goal gave Edinburgh City their first win of the season
You have to feel for Lewis Macleod after the former Scotland Under-21 midfielder's latest injury blow.
Brentford have revealed that the 22-year-old will require reconstructive knee surgery and has been ruled out for the rest of the season.
Macleod will have an operation in two weeks, which is expected to sideline him for nine months, following his injury during the English Championship side's victory over QPR on Friday.
His career has been dogged by injury since his move from Rangers in January 2015 and was previously ruled out for a year because of various injuries, the first being picked up in his Brentford debut.
Macleod had been called up to the Scotland squad for the first time a couple of months before his transfer from Ibrox, but he has yet to win a full cap.
Image source, Getty ImagesMacleod was injured in Brentford's victory over QPR on Friday
Aberdeen duo Adam Rooney and Jonny Hayes have been called up to the Republic of Ireland squad for their country's World Cup qualifier in Austria on 12 November.
Striker Rooney's chances of a first cap have been improved by the absence through injury of Southampton's Shane Long.
Winger Hayes has already made two appearances for the Republic.
Glasgow-born midfielders Aiden McGeady, of Preston North End, and James McCarthy, of Everton, are again both in Martin O'Neill's party.
Image source, SNSJonny Hayes and Adam Rooney have been in good form for Aberdeen
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Scott Brown impressed once again in Celtic's midfield against Borussia Monchengladbach last night, continuing his excellent form this season.
The Celtic captain retired from Scotland duty in the summer before catching everybody by surprise last week by declaring his availability for the World Cup qualifier against England a week on Friday.
The midfielder is almost certainly going to be named this afternoon in Gordon Strachan's squad for the trip to Wembley, but the question we are asking is:
Should Scott Brown captain Scotland against England?
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Image source, SNSScott Brown is set to be named in the Scotland squad to face England by Gordon Strachan
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Celtic will need to win one of their final two Champions League group matches - at home to Barcelona and away to Manchester City - to have any chance of securing third place and Europa League football beyond Christmas.
So can Brendan Rodgers' men pull off a major shock against one of Group C's big guns to extend their stay in Europe?
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Mikael Lustig believes the battling draw at Borussia Monchengladbach was Celtic's best away European performance in his time at the club.
The Swede, along with Scott Brown, Emilio Izaguirre and James Forrest are the only survivors from Celtic's only away group win in the competition.
That 2012 win at Spartak Moscow came in Lustig's first full season at Celtic.
"To go away from home, face a good side and play like we did is a statement," said Lustig of the 1-1 draw in Germany.
Image source, SNSMikael Lustig played when Celtic secured their only away Champions League victory against Spartak Moscow in 2013
Several players impressed for Celtic last night, but who were the standout performers?
Read Pat Bonner's Celtic player ratings here.
Image source, SNSCeltic's draw with Borussia Monchengladbach secured only their fifth point in 26 Champions League away matches
Brendan Rodgers believes Celtic deserved to take all three points from the 1-1 Champions League draw against Borussia Monchengladbach.(The Scotsman)
Celtic's Champions League run will see the club pocket at least £26m. (Daily Express)
Niko Kranjcar will undergo knee surgery that will keep the Rangers player sidelined for at least the next six months. (Daily Record)
Scottish Football Association chiefs will not fight the decision to force Scotland to wear pink shirts at Wembley but they will plead with the authorities for permission to stick a poppy on them. (Daily Record)
Charlie Adam says he is ready to join Scotland's World Cup rescue bid against England at Wembley, even though manager Gordon Strachan has not spoken to him in more than a year. (The Scotsman)
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Brendan Rodgers felt Celtic were the "best team" and should should have beaten Borussia Monchengladbach.
Moussa Dembele secured a 1-1 draw by scoring from the penalty spot after Lars Stindl had volleyed Gladbach ahead in the Champions League Group C tie.
The result kept Celtic's hopes of progression to the knockout stage alive, though they would need to beat both Barcelona and Manchester City.
"It's another step forward in a very short period of time," said Rodgers.
"We're trying to create a team that can come to Europe - both at home and away - that can be a real threat but play with a composure and a bravery on the ball."
Image source, SNSBrendan Rodgers felt Celtic deserved three points against Borussia Monchengladbach