Nancy must 'hit ground running' - Sutton

Evan Ferguson scored two goals in AS Roma's Europa League match against Celtic, providing a bright spot in his otherwise challenging tenure at the club. Despite this performance, reports indicate that his future with Roma remains uncertain as he has struggled to secure a consistent place in the team.

Wilfried Nancy addressed the media ahead of Celtic's Premier Sports Cup final against St Mirren, expressing confidence in his players despite a recent Europa League defeat to Roma. He emphasized the importance of learning from the loss and finding ways to recover as they prepare for the crucial match at Hampden.

Celtic is gearing up for the League Cup final against St Mirren at Hampden, with the manager expressing readiness to do whatever it takes to secure victory. This match is crucial as Celtic aims to add to their 22 previous wins in the competition, showcasing their historical dominance.

Celtic faces significant pressure as they prepare for the League Cup final against St Mirren, with new manager Wilfried Nancy seeking to stabilize the team after a challenging start to his tenure. The match at Hampden Park comes after a series of disappointing results, including a recent defeat to Hearts and a tough European debut against Roma.

Roma secured a decisive victory against Celtic, with Ferguson scoring twice, marking a challenging start for Celtic's new manager Wilfried Nancy in his European debut. The match highlighted Celtic's struggles, as they faced back-to-back losses in the Europa League, raising concerns about Nancy's ability to turn the team's fortunes around.

Chelsea secured a commanding 6-0 victory against Roma in the Women’s Champions League, with Millie Bright leading the team and dismissing any crisis talk following their recent league defeat. The match featured an own goal from Roma and additional goals from players including Wieke Kaptein and Lucy Bronze, solidifying Chelsea's position in the group stage.