Celtic and Rangers both edged their way to three points with Scottish Premiership wins over St. Johnstone and St. Mirren respectively. The post O’Neill acknowledges Celtic must improve despite victory ahead of Old Firm appeared first on SoccerNews.
Rangers beat St Mirren 1-0 at IbroxCeltic also narrow winners at St JohnstoneA dramatic last-gasp strike from substitute Bojan Miovski gave Rangers a 1-0 Premiership win over St Mirren at Ibrox.Back in the technical area after a two-game touchline suspension, Derek McInnes watched St Mirren’s Australian goalkeeper Jacob Chapman keep the home side at bay in the first half with a string of saves, albeit helped by some poor finishing. Continue reading...
Manager Derek McInnes tells BBC Scotland "I thought we got what we deserved" after Bojan Miovski's late winner against St Mirren at Ibrox. "Granted, St Mirren had a 20-minute period in the second half when they were better than us - they played with a bit more belief and came after us and we were guilty of so many poor decisions," he told BBC Scotland.
Where’s the fun in doing it the easy way? Chelsea remain chaotic at the back but can drag their opponents into horrible places. It helps, mind you, to have some assistance from the referee. Jarred Gillett and Cole Palmer? They made for a killer combination as Chelsea swerved embarrassment and treated Stamford Bridge to one of life’s rarities: a classic in the third round of the Carabao Cup.Gillett, a referee who always seems to be guessing when he makes key calls, was the villain as far as Leeds were concerned. They had just gone 2-0 up when Gillett altered the flow of the tie by pointing to the spot after Pep Chavarría made the most of slight contact from Daniel James. The subsequent conversion from Palmer was inevitable and from there so was the comeback from Chelsea, who rattled through four goals in 12 minutes before eventually reaching the last 16 by winning 6-3. Continue reading...
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