Scottish Football

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/57963929

For 3rd time in 4 years Dunfermline's reward for coming through group stage of League cup is member of Old Firm away. Hopefully we can make some decent money from the tie against Rangers

I bet you'd have beaten Midtjylland though

Defence is where Celtic really need to bring in players urgently, was the big problem last season as middle to front they looked ok. If they could get Forester back it would be big help

Some game in Championship at Starks Park Raith were 4-0 up bur somehow failed to win as Hamilton scored 4 goals in 22 minutes to salvage a point. 4-4. Dunfermline were 1-0 down but scored twice to go 2-1 before conceding a deflected goal to draw 2-2.

Partick beat QOTS 3-2 and A
Inverness won 1-0 at Arbroath

^ I did wonder why we were odds on with the bookies v Hamilton usually we are underdogs, can’t be too happy with just a point after the huge lead but at least we didn’t lose I guess. As for Celtic first half no comment it was better tempo in second half, there’s probably many things that need sorted but when the passes are being made you always sense a nervy one is arriving mucking it up.

^ Raith had 2 BIG chances at 4-1 to kill off any comeback and then another one at 4-3. The Hamilton fans that stayed really got rewarded

Oh dear, upsetting Raith fans as well as Dunfermline fans, what a season this will be (ahem)

Kilmarnock won 2-0 against Ayr United, Ayr should have had penalty in first half and got Penalty given against them for a handball that hit the defenders chest

Rangers got beat in Europe too

Celtic signed Joe Hart, only about 3 weeks too late, they could have been losing to PSV Eindhoven with a bit more thought.

Some were claiming that the Danish team played an illegible player against Celtic and that Celtic should have been getting beat by PSV