Rumour Mill: Celtic teenager to start against PSG | Sutton aims fresh dig at Caixinha | Hibs explain SFA backing
Ralston to start
Celtic youngster Anthony Ralston is set to be handed a full debut in the Champions League when Paris St Germain visit Parkhead tonight. The 18-year-old has played just four competitive games for Brendan Rodgers side, but could be thrown into the deep end with Mikael Lustig likely to partner Jozo Simunovic at the heart of the Celtic defence. (Scottish Sun)
Sutton aims dig at Caixinha
Chris Sutton has once again taunted Rangers boss Pedro Caixinha on social media. The BT Sport pundit derided the Portuguese head coach’s comments regarding the Rangers squad, which Caixinha has often insisted is the best in the country in his mind. Sutton quote tweeted a post from Celtic’s official account where Brendan Rodgers praised the might of PSG, saying: “Nice to see a manager who can accept a team is superior to his own....” (Football Insider)
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Hide AdHibernian have outlined their reasons for supporting the Scottish Football Association’s decision not to support a review into the Rangers tax case. READ MORE - No SFA action on Neil Lennon’s Ibrox celebration SFA chief executive Stewart Regan said on Monday that Celtic were the only one of the governing body’s 108 member clubs to oppose its decision not to support a review after it was proposed by the Scottish Professional Football League. (The Scotsman)
No action against Lennon
Neil Lennon will not be punished by the SFA for his touchline conduct at Ibrox. The Hibs boss sparked controversy with his celebration of his side’s equaliser during last month’s 3-2 victory over Rangers. One Rangers fans’ group called for police intervention and accused Lennon of ‘a clear attempt to incite trouble’ after he cupped his ears and made a gesture towards the main stand. (The Scotsman)