Lille boss fires Celtic warning as Christophe Galtier puts a rocket up star striker ahead of Europa League clash

Javier Bardem at Saturday’s Goya prize ceremony. The prizes marked both Leon and Bardem’s seventh Goya wins. Produced by El Reposado and The Mediapro Studio, and a workplace dramedy skewering the abuse of power practised by a seemingly benign factory owner, “The Good Boss” also won best director and original screenplay for León, as well as best score and editing.Blanca Portillo beat out “Parallel Mothers’” Oscar-nominated Penélope Cruz, thanks to Portillo’s powerful performance as Maixabel Lasa, the real life widow of former Basque Country governor Juan Mari Jauregui who agreed in 2011 to meet one of his ETA killers. Her forgiveness, and Portillo’s portrait, has touched a large nerve in Spain.

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Kelly Stafford, the wife of LA Rams' quarterback Matthew Stafford, has shared her frustrations as she struggles to write a letter to her husband ahead of the 56th Super Bowl.MORE: Super Bowl party essentials 2022: 17 must-have party supplies for your Super PartyMatthew helped his team, the LA Rams make it to the final of the 2021 NFL season and they will go up against the Cincinnati Bengals on 13 February at LA's So-Fi Stadium. But Kelly has now revealed that she is trying to write Matthew a letter that will "match this moment" but has come up blank.WATCH: Kelly Stafford shares 'struggle' with fans ahead of the 56th Super BowlTaking to social media, she posted a picture of her laptop set up in the backyard, writing that she was "taking a quick second to myself to write Matthew his SB letter" and that it "still feels weird to write that but damn does it also feel good".However she then posted a video an hour later, admitting that she is "trying to write this letter and nothing matches this moment".MORE: Super Bowl Halftime show star Mary J Blige rocks a risqué rhinestone mini-dressMORE: Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg to host the 2022 Puppy Bowl"I am struggling, I keep writing and deleting, writing and deleting, because nothing I can say can justify all that he has done," she shared, "and I'm struggling so maybe if you can all start thinking thoughts that I can write, then they'll somehow, through the universe, shoot over to me and I can get this letter done because I am stressing about it."Matthew was traded to the Rams in early 2021 and in his first season with the California team, he has led them to a 15-5 season.

Champions League place - but both will have to keep performing to ensure it happens. Neil Lennon's side took a 2-0 lead away to Lille in Group H but were pegged back in the second half to draw 2-2.

Ryan Christie wonderstrike helped them ease to a 2-0 win over Aberdeen at Hampden. Neil Lennon's side are looking to retain the Scottish Cup for a fourth season on the spin, and an efficient performance set up a showdown with Hearts on December 20.

4/1 with thepools.comThey are yet to pick up a win since the start of October when they saw off St Johnstone at McDiarmid Park 2-0.Strikers Albian Ajeti and Odsonne Edouard will be looking to try and breakdown a Lille defence featuring the likes of former Southampton defender Jose Fonte. Both strikers will be looking to give manager Neil Lennon reassurance that they are the players that will deliver on the big stage when it matters the most.

Shane Duffy and insisted he’s not to blame for Celtic’s dodgy defensive displays.Lennon’s side have shipped eight goals in nine games since Duffy’s arrival from Brighton.The Irishman came under fire for sub-standard performances in defeats to Rangers and AC Milan last week but Lennon has revealed he needed emergency dental work just 24 hours before the Old Firm clash.He also insists Duffy has been thrown in at the deep end in the absence of Christopher Jullien, Hatem Abd Elhamed and Nir Bitton and Lennon is convinced the 28-year-old will be a stalwart this season.He said: “Shane didn’t play any football for nine months.

Europa League opponents it was immediately clear they'd been handed a tough draw.Seven-time European champions Milan need no introduction, while Sparta Prague are the most successful team in Czech football.They've also been paired with Lille, who Neil Lennon's side will face on Thursday night.The two clubs have a similar transfer approach, buying younger players only to sell them on for big money a few years down the line.The Ligue 1 side have brought in big bucks for the likes of Victor Osimhen, Nicolas Pepe and Rafael Leao in recent seasons - but what did their current squad cost?Ahead of the match has crunched the numbers to see how the figures match up.Lille's squad cost is slightly difficult to determine, in that they acquired

Celtic shipped more Premiership points at Aberdeen on Sunday. But Hotline callers reckon it’s the Hoops boss’ comments which make no sense after another troublesome 90 minutes for the champions.Collum awarded three penalties at Pittodrie - two to the Dons the last of which handed them an injury time equaliser in the pulsating 3-3 draw.Rangers followed up with a 2-0 win over Livingston to go six points clear and Chris Lowe, Yoker, said: “So Lennon reverts to type after dropping points and blames the referee.

comments by coach Maurice Ross brought a furious reaction from Celtic gaffer Neil Lennon. Former Rangers defender Ross was brutal in his verdict on the back three of Shane Duffy, Kris Ajer and Stephen Welsh in the 2-0 loss to Rangers at Parkhead on BBC Sportsound earlier this week.

Neil Lennon 's side led 2-0 at half-time inside the Stade Pierre Mauroy but were pegged back and forced to settle for a point after the interval. Two stunning goals from Mohamed Elyounoussi put the Premiership champions in control at the break.

Premiership installment will deliver again. Aberdeen and Celtic know how to provide the thrills with the hosts looking to go level on points in second place with the out of form champions.

Lewis Ferguson calmly slotted home his second spot-kick of the afternoon to cap a 3-3 draw and consign Neil Lennon's side to another title race blow at the end of a difficult week.

Odsonne Edouard will NOT be available to face Aberdeen at the weekend but offered hope of a Lille return. The Celtic star was diagnosed with coronavirus while with the France Under-21 team and only returned to Glasgow on Friday after quarantining.

Celtic have had three positive tests within their squad as Odsonne Edouard, Hatem Abd Elhamed and Nir Bitton were all struck down on international duty. The Parkhead boss has also been without Ryan Christie after he was ordered to self-isolate for a fortnight.

Moi Elyounoussi have a better game as he urged the winger to deliver every week. The on-loan Southampton man scored twice in a Europa League draw with Lille, curling one in from range before converting smartly in the box.

Aberdeen have the squad to challenge the Old Firm for trophies this season.The Dons face the Hoops in the Premiership on Sunday knowing a win will take them level with Neil Lennon’s team in the league table."The sides meet again next weekend at Hampden in last season’s Scottish Cup semi-final – before this year’s Betfred and Scottish Cup campaigns.Ferguson said: “This is a good chance for us to get level with Celtic in the table and we want to push the Old Firm as far as we can go.“Our squad is capable of doing that so we hope to sustain a challenge until the end of the season."We’ve got the squad and quality to push the Old Firm.

Celtic. The Ligue 1 team host Neil Lennon's men in the Europa League on Thursday, with the visitors aiming to bounce back from a run of three games without victory.

Celtic.A home defeat to Rangers would be galling in any circumstances, more so given the hosts failed to get a single shot on target.That was followed up by a Europa League defeat to Milan that leaves Celtic with an uphill struggle in their quest for the knockout stage.Manager Neil Lennon has come under fire from some quarters but some fans are still very much behind the gaffer and his squad.A group of supporters turned out at Lennoxtown to show their support on Saturday as the Premiership champions gear up for a tough trip to Aberdeen.A number of fans serenaded the players with songs and waved flags as they underlined their backing for the manager.It was the message Lennon wanted to see, having declared ahead of the match that his squad

Neil Lennon interview looked a ridiculous notion when the half-time whistle blew on Celtic's defeat to Milan. For the second time in a week, his side were lifeless in attack and haphazard in defence.

Celtic in every department on the pitch. It’s a major problem if you have to finish above them in order to win 10 In A Row.

Neil Lennon escaped from Rugby Park on the right end, if there can be such a thing, of a 3-3 draw.Much has happened in the nine years since.In fact, had it not been for that double from Anthony Stokes and a late equaliser from Charlie Mulgrew, perhaps Lennon would not have been anywhere near Pittodrie yesterday, when he managed to find himself on the wrong end of the exact same result, knowing full well it could have been worse.On that day in Ayrshire, Lennon’s job was on the line.

Celtic might be in the middle of a crisis.“There’s concern when you lose the toss of the coin at Celtic,” was how the Parkhead legend put it.But Dalglish is convinced that despite his former club suffering a week from hell, following home defeats to Rangers and AC Milan then drawing at Pittodrie, there’s no way Peter Lawwell and the Celtic board are contemplating the sacking of Neil Lennon.Dalglish was at Hampden yesterday, promoting Sunday’s Scottish Cup semi-final between Celtic and Aberdeen where a win would keep the Parkhead outfit on course for a quadruple Treble.That incredible feat, should it happen, and Lennon’s win ratio since riding to the rescue when Brendan Rodgers saddled up and bolted for Leicester has convinced Dalglish that

Neil Lennon is arguably facing the toughest period of his second Celtic spell. Defeat to Rangers in the first derby of the season was compounded by defeat to Milan in the Europa League, with questions beginning to be asked of the manager.

Aberdeen stars to prove they belong on the big stage by beating Celtic after admitting his side “fluffed our lines” in the curtain raising flop to Rangers.The Dons boss is desperate to end an eight-game losing streak against the Hoops in the north east.Victory would see rejuvenated Aberdeen draw level with Neil Lennon’s stuttering side.And after taking the opportunity to jump Hibs into third by beating Hamilton on Tuesday, McInnes has now urged his side to take the next step.The Dons are hopeful of having Jonny Hayes and Ryan Edmundson fit after both hobbled off against Accies while Curtis Main and Mikey Devlin could return from injury.And McInnes said: “When you’ve got opportunities throughout the season it’s important to take them.

Celtic 's side to face Aberdeen. And the former Rangers star has questioned whether the captain is being afforded the respect he deserves.Neil Lennon 's side were held 3-3 at Pittodrie with Brown emerging only as a second-half substitute.

Europa League opener. The Serie A giants may not quite be the force of old but they remain one of the most prestigious clubs in world football.There's a renewed ambition about the Rossoneri and they've made a flawless start to the Serie A season.

Celtic got after drawing 3-3 at Aberdeen to make it three without victory in all competitions. Fans were quick to vent their frustrations on social media and it was no surprise to see that angst spill over onto the radio.

Gazzetta you've probably had a decent match. With Celtic taking on Milan last night the ratings were done for Neil Lennon 's side, as well as the manager himself.

Europa League opener but not before they staged a rousing finish.First-half goals from Rade Krunic and Brahim Diaz had the visitors cruising but Neil Lennon 's side kept going and sub Mohamed Elyounoussi's header in the 76th minute gave the Hoops hope before Jens Petter Hauge's late sickener.The Irishman told his players they were "amazing" in the build-up but his motivational pick-me-up didn't appear to have the desired effect.Yes, It started positively enough with Celtic working at pace not witnessed since before lockdown as they stated their intent.Olivier Ntcham was key in the opening 10 minutes with both Albian Ajeti and Leigh Griffiths working half chances for themselves but they were unable to create anything clear-cut.But all the

Celtic made his superstars work for it. The Serie A giants took an early lead and controlled the first half of the Europa League tie, with the hosts struggling to get into the game.