Scotland head coach Steve Clarke expressed his anger at the referee's decision to deny his team a penalty during their Euro 2024 match, which ultimately led to their elimination from the tournament. Clarke believed that the incident was a clear-cut penalty and was disappointed by the referee's refusal to award it. The decision left Clarke feeling frustrated and he voiced his displeasure at the missed opportunity for his team.

Labour is making a strong bid to become Scotland's biggest party, with candidates in key central belt areas hoping to attract voters who have grown disillusioned with the Tories and the SNP. Blair McDougall, Labour's candidate in East Renfrewshire near Glasgow, is working hard to convince undecided voters that the election in his constituency is incredibly close. With postal ballots already arriving in many households, the pressure is on for voters to make their decision soon. Many people in areas like Barrhead are feeling fed up with the current political landscape, and Labour is hoping to capitalize on this frustration. By offering a fresh alternative to the Tories and the SNP, Labour is aiming to win over voters who are looking for a change. The upcoming election is shaping up to be a tight race, and every vote will count. Labour is determined to show voters that they are the party that can make a real difference in Scotland's future.

Former West Ham manager David Moyes recently shared his thoughts on why he was keen on signing Scotland midfielder Scott McTominay. According to Moyes, McTominay is considered to be Scotland's "biggest threat" due to his impressive skills and abilities on the field. Moyes also highlighted the threat posed by Hungary's Dominik Szoboszlai, emphasizing his talent and potential impact in matches. Moyes' interest in McTominay and recognition of Szoboszlai's threat showcase his keen eye for talent and strategic thinking in the world of football.

In a televised debate, political leaders John Swinney, Anas Sarwar, Douglas Ross, and Alex Cole-Hamilton engaged in a heated discussion over the North Sea industry. The debate marked the first of its kind in the election campaign, with each leader presenting their views and clashing over the future of the vital sector.

Ally McCoist: ‘I will breach Hate Crime Act at Rangers vs Celtic game’ Criticism of Hate Crime Act Ally McCoist, a prominent figure in Scottish football, has made headlines by openly stating his intention to breach the Hate Crime Act during the highly anticipated Rangers vs Celtic game. The Hate Crime Act, which recently came […]