David Robson

1 week ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | David Robson

JOHN McGINN gave Aston Villa a stunning lifeline with his wondergoal against PSG. Then he was hooked by Unai Emery 10 minutes later. Scotland hero McGinn, 30, put in a captain's performance at Villa Park and did his best to try and overturn last week's 3-1 defeat in Paris. It looked as if the English side's fate had already been settled tonight though as they fell another TWO goals behind early doors, with Achraf Hakimi and Nuno Mendes' both scoring to make it FIVE on aggregate.

1 week ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | David Robson

CELTIC and Rangers have already faced off in one final already this season. Brendan Rodgers' men came out on top in a penalty shootout at Hampden to clinch the Premier Sports Cup back in December. There won't be an Old Firm final in the Scottish Cup though after the Light Blues crashed out to Queen's Park in a monumental upset in January. However, both teams will go head-to-head in ANOTHER showpiece which will be played THIS MONTH.

1 week ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | David Robson

He will go head-to-head with one of his radio palsALLY McCOIST is no stranger to winning awards. From being famously one of the only players in world football to win the European Golden Show back-to-back, to being named Scotland's footballer of the year and taking the crown for BBC Scotland's Sports Personality of the year in 1992. The Rangers legend picked up his fair share of gongs during his playing days. And not much has changed since he swapped the pitch for TV and radio studios.

1 week ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | David Robson |Robert Grieve

Sutton had a go at the gaffer pre-match - then branded his celebration at full-time as 'pathetic'BARRY FERGUSON has responded to Chris Sutton after he accused the Rangers interim of throwing in the towel with his team selection against Aberdeen. Ferguson made as many as NINE changes for the big match at Pittodrie, with only Liam Kelly and Robin Propper picked from the start.

1 week ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | David Robson

YOU could hear the champagne corks popping at Parkhead. One hundred and fifty miles away at Pittodrie, Aberdeen were two goals and a man to the good. Even after Rangers had pulled one back, Celtic were just 30 SECONDS away from officially being crowned champions. But deep into stoppage time Ianis Hagi stepped up to put the title celebrations on hold and give Gers a massive shot in the arm ahead of Thursday’s do-or-die Europa League clash in Spain.