Champions League football returns to the Scottish league. Rangers take on VfB Stuttgart in the opening game of this years group stages. We present a quick preview. Click to continue reading...

Inside Left plumbs new depths of football prediction incorrectness, failing to pick so much as one winner in its Four To Follow. Is it time to get the ouija board out? Click to continue reading...

Inside Left gets another fearless forecast wrong (and by some margin) and quite frankly, is pissed off at the state of our national game. Click to continue reading...

Ahead of Hearts' first foray back into Europe tonight, we look ahead to tonights game and present a quick run-down of all their previous fixtures in European competition. Click to continue reading...

Heart of Midlothian F.C. (most commonly referred to as Hearts FC) are a football club from Edinburgh, Scotland, who play in the Scottish Premier League. They are one of the two principal clubs in the city, the other being Hibernian. Hearts were the only east coast team invited to join the inaugural Scottish Football League [. Click to continue reading...

While a good majority of the negative attention surrounding relocation of football clubs is aimed at McDons (Milton Keynes Dons, the franchise that replaced Wimbledon F.C.), and with good reason, many tend to forget that they were not the first in Britain. In Scotland, what is now Livingston FC did the same thing in 1995 when they, then known as Meadowbank Thistle, abandoned Edinburgh in favor of a new stadium in the new town of Livingston, West Lothian.

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SPL side Motherwell have released their new home jersey for the 2009-10 season, manufactured by New Zealand based Canterbury. It is an amber shirt with claret and white trim and claret hoop. The Canterbury logo is below the collar, with the Motherwell crest and the logo of sponsors JAXX below it. It is accompanied by yellow [. Click to continue reading...

Here's a look at some of the movers and shakers in the various leagues across Europe. I tried to copy this all from ESPN, let me know if something's off.
CHAMPIONS
England: Manchester United
Spain: Barcelona
Italy: Inter Milan
Germany: Wolfsburg
France: Bordeaux
Scotland: Rangers
Portugal: FC Porto
Holland: AZ Alkmaar
UCL AUTOMATIC BERTHS
England: Manchester United, Liverpool, Chelsea
Spain: Barcelona, Real Madrid, Sevilla
Italy: Inter Milan, Juventus, AC Milan
Germany: Wolfsburg, Bayern Munich
France: Bordeaux, Marseille
Scotland: Rangers
Portugal: FC Porto, Sporting Lisbon
Greece: Olympiakos
Holland: AZ Alkmaar
Turkey: Besiktas
UCL QUALIFYING
England: Arsenal
Spain: Atletico Madrid
Italy: Fiorentina
Germany: Stuttgart
France: Lyon
Scotland: Celtic
Portugal: Benfica Sporting Lisbon
Holland: Twente Enschede
Turkey: Sivasspor
Greece: PAOK Salonika
Belgium: Anderlecht, Standard Liege
Austria: SV Salzburg
Denmark: FC Copenhagen
Russia: FK Rubin Kazan, PFK Samara Kryliya Sovetov
Switzerland: FC Zurich
EUROPE LEAGUE
England: Everton, Aston Villa, Fulham
Spain: Villareal, Valencia
Italy: Genoa, AS Roma
Germany: Hertha Berlin, Hamburg
France: Toulouse
Scotland: Heart of Midlothian, Aberdeen
Portugal: Benfica, CD Nacional de Madeira, Braga
Holland: Ajax Amsterdam, PSV Eindhoven
Turkey: Trabzonspor, Fenerbahce
Greece: Panathinaikos, AEK Athens, Larissa
Belgium: KAA Gent
Austria: Rapid Vienna, Austria Vienna
Denmark: Odense BK
Russia: FC Moscow
Switzerland: Young Boys, FC Basel, Grasshoppers
RELEGATED
England: Newcastle, Middlesbrough, West Brom
Spain: Real Betis, Numancia, Recreativo Huelva
Italy: Torino, Reggina, Lecce
Germany: Energie Cottbus, Karlsruhe, Arminia Bielefled
France: Caen, Nantes, La Havre AC
PROMOTED
England: Wolverhampton, Birmingham, Burnley
Spain: Xerez, Tenerlife, Real Zaragoza
Italy: Bari, Parma, Livorno
Germany: SC Freiburg, Mainz, Nurnberg
France: Lens, Montpellier, Boulogne Click to continue reading...

Scottish Premier League side Hibernian have unveiled their new 2009-10 Home and away shirts. The new Hibs kits have been manufactured by Le Coq Sportif. The home shirt is a green and white outfit. The club crest is in the centre of the shirt, with the logo of sponsors McEwan Fraser below it. The Le Coq Sportif [. Click to continue reading...

Scottish Premier League side Aberdeen have revealed their new 2009-10 Home Kit. The new Dons home strip is manufactured by Nike, and is constructed using Nike's Dri-Fit fabric. It is an all red outfit, and Nike seem to have gone retro with the design. The shirt is red with horizontal white stripes. Nike have their logo [. Click to continue reading...

Heart of Midlothian F.C. (most commonly referred to as Hearts FC) are a football club from Edinburgh, Scotland, who play in the Scottish Premier League. They are one of the two principal clubs in the city, the other being Hibernian. Hearts were the only east coast team invited to join the inaugural Scottish Football League [. Click to continue reading...

Scottish Premier League side Heart of Midlothian have unveiled their new 2009-10 season home kit. Hearts finished 3rd in the 2008-09 SPL, and will compete in the Europa League next season. The new Hearts FC 2009-10 home kit is manufactured by Umbro. The shirt is in Hearts' traditional maroon colour and is a simple two toned one. Click to continue reading...

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U.S. national team midfielder Maurice Edu won his first professional title on Sunday as his Glasgow Rangers side beat out Celtic for the championship on the final day of the Scottish Premier League season.

Rangers defeated Dundee United, 3-0, while Celtic settled for a 0-0 draw vs.

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U.S. national team midfielder Maurice Edu won his first professional title on Sunday as his Glasgow Rangers side beat out Celtic for the championship on the final day of the Scottish Premier League season.

Rangers defeated Dundee United, 3-0, while Celtic settled for a 0-0 draw vs.

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There's a pretty busy four days of football coming up in Scotland. The fourth round of the Scottish Cup takes place between Saturday and Tuesday and, as well as all that, there's some domestic league action down in the Second and Third divisions too. Up in the Highland League there are five games scheduled but, like all of the games planned, whether any or all of these go ahead depends very much on the weather. Click to continue reading...