In 1974, Scotland fan and journalist Alan Campbell embarked on a marathon journey to the World Cup in Germany - one which took him through countries that no longer exist and into the realms of infamous dictators.
IT will be interesting to see if today’s Scottish Cup final at Hampden can maintain the momentum generated by the final 10 days of the SWPL season. Astonishing crowds of 9,553 and 15,822 at Celtic Park, with a further 8,435 at Ibrox, exceeded even the most
Three teams have a realistic chance of winning the title, and the women's domestic game may finally get its afternoon in the spotlight.
Two rounds of fixtures to go, starting today, and an unprecedented three sides can win the top tier title.
FRAN ALONSO hailed a “special” second half and insists “anything can happen”
Tuesday's Nations League draw didn't do Scotland any favours. The six game group starts with an away match against Euro champions England on September 22, and ends with the return against the same opponents on December 5.
THE recent appointment of Rangers midfielder Tessel Middag to the PFA Scotland management committee has been warmly welcomed by chief executive Fraser Wishart. The former Dutch internationalist brings a wealth of experience, having played at the highest club level in four different countries despite two anterior cruciate ligament injuries.
ANY doubts about the wisdom of introducing an SWPL split this season have been dispelled by recent events.
AMERICAN central defender Hannah Davison made history yesterday when she became the first player to score a goal in a women's club game at Hampden.
McPherson is currently serving a six-game Scottish FA ban after admitting headbutting Celtic manager Fran Alonso last month.
