Celtic call for truce after Stuttgart loss, Hibs next
Chairman Brian Wilson condemns tennis ball protest that delayed Stuttgart tie, calls for unity and truce v Hibs, says suspensions cannot be lifted unconditionally but wants further talks.
Celtic, West Ham and Barcelona have contacted Armando González’s camp about a summer move. The CD Guadalajara striker leads Clausura 2026 scoring with 5 and was joint-top in Apertura 2025 with 12.
Bolton’s Ian Evatt defends Celtic loanee Johnny Kenny after collision left Reading’s Paudie O’Connor with facial injury, insisting it was accidental despite Leam Richardson’s fury.
O’Neill eyes Oxlade-Chamberlain to start v Hibs after 4-1 Stuttgart loss, warning against Euro hangover and urging a Green Brigade truce to avoid further match disruption at Parkhead.
From a 5-0 win at Forfar in 1914 to Lubo Moravcik’s late free-kick v Motherwell in 2001, Celtic recall standout 21 February moments including Charlie Nicholas’s brace in a 3-1 win over Rangers in 1981.
Peter Grant urges Celtic to stick with Kasper Schmeichel after the 4-1 loss to Stuttgart, despite boos and errors. He hints at a shoulder issue but says the 39-year-old remains O’Neill’s No 1 for Hibs.
Pundits debate Jens Berthel Askou to Celtic, citing strong Motherwell form but questioning readiness to manage title demands and Europe, suggesting another season before any move.
Rangers face Celtic without Dujon Sterling after injury. Calls grow for James Tavernier to start the March derbies, with his leadership and goals seen as crucial against Celtic in league and cup.
Willie Collum defends VAR upgrade to red for Auston Trusty after trip on Landry Kabore, rejecting claims Scales or Murray were covering. O’Neill and fans disagree with the call.
Stuttgart boss Sebastian Hoeneß urges caution for second leg despite 4-1 win at Celtic Park, praising control and efficiency as Khannouss, Leweling and Tomás punish Schmeichel’s error.
Loan striker Tomas Cvancara wants to stay at Celtic. He has 1 goal and 2 assists in 2 games and aims to trigger an €8m option, saying he must convince the board after feeling trusted in Glasgow.
O’Neill slams tennis ball protest that paused Stuttgart clash, says it harmed Celtic in 4-1 loss. Notes booing of Kasper Schmeichel but focuses on avoiding repeats before Hibs.
