Rangers face a crunch Champions League night this week and one of their stars has stressed the importance of the tie.

The Scots are currently bottom of Group G with only one point and enter a tie away in Romania against Unirea Urziceni knowing that another defeat will put an end to their distant hopes of qualifying for the next round, or even booking a place in the Europa League.

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Kenny Miller strikes early and more than once as Rangers punish limp Celtic. Click to continue reading...

Rangers faced Celtic in the "Old Firm" on Sunday, October 4, 2009 which is one of the biggest rivalries in all of Europe. Here's a full recap of the match along with video highlights.

Rangers edge Celtic 2-1 in Old Firm Video Highlights

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Rangers host Celtic on Sunday, October 4, 2009 in another edition of the Old Firm. It's one of the most heatest rivalries in all of Europe with over 350 matches played. Rangers hold the advantage overall in total wins but its still very close. Who will win on Sunday? Can Rangers pick up points on Scottish Premier League leaders Celtic?

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Scottish football may have fallen behind some of the other European leagues in recent years but no one can deny that the Old Firm is one of the hottest contested derbies in world football. Both Rangers and Celtic have a massive fan base who create an intense atmosphere and Sunday's Old Firm at Ibrox should be a tight and hard fought contest.

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Walter Smith's reigning champions eased past plucky Falkirk thanks to a brace from Kenny Miller, Steven Naismith and a cracker from Lee McCulloch.

Rangers V Falkirk Highlights Aug 15 2009 The funniest videos clips are here

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Written by Seb Gevers
When George Burley took over at the helm of the Scottish national side, he knew the scale of the task ahead of him. He knew, because history tells its own story. Scotland, a team forever on the edge of qualification. Scotland, a team forever on the edge of the next round. Click to continue reading...

This year Rangers stole back the Scottish League title from Celtic on the last day of the season. Many Premiership fans will recognise the regulars in the Rangers side from the 2008-09 season which saw Rangers restore pride to the blue side of Glasgow. David Weir, Steven Davis, Pedro Mendes, Madjid Bougherra and Kenny Miller all player major roles for Rangers last season.

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Today's final game of the 2008-09 Scottish season is the The Homecoming Scottish Cup Final between Rangers and Falkirk at Hampden Park.

Rangers are chasing their 33rd Scottish Cup victory, which would put them one behind Celtic's record 34, and Falkirk are after their third.

Rangers are also after an 18th domestic double, their 110th domestic trophy, while also trying to retain the cup they won last year by beating Queen of the South.

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Photo yet again thanks to the Crew Photo Gods at Studio 79. I bow to your greatness!

In my football life, I have seen my fair share of turncoats, Judases (what is the multiple form of Judas?), and traitors. As a Celtic supporter, perhaps the most famous turncoat of all time, Judas Johnstone *spits*, who ironically has some vague management job that apparently does not have much to do with football after his one stellar year of coaching (haw haw haw, Karma is certainly, as they say, a bitch.

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RampantCan I say much? Probably not. Another tale of what might have been, lost dreams and happily drunken fans.Sometimes brave displays and happy drunks are not enough. Were they enough tonight? I honestly don't know.We started well, much better than expected. We had Holland rattled and De Jong's yellow card was the least they deserved. Click to continue reading...

RampantCan I say much? Probably not. Another tale of what might have been, lost dreams and happily drunken fans.Sometimes brave displays and happy drunks are not enough. Were they enough tonight? I honestly don't know.We started well, much better than expected. We had Holland rattled and De Jong's yellow card was the least they deserved. Click to continue reading...

As my children are half Scottish, I have a family obligation to cheer for any team or sporting hero from Scotland. Trust me, it doesn't take up much of my time. Well done Chris Hoy for getting 3 golds in Beijing and go on, Andy Murray, take out Nadal in the semis of the US [...] Click to continue reading...

İngilizler liglerini Premier Lig (EPL) yapalıberi ülke futbol takımlarına sınıf atlattılar. Stadyumlar iyileşti, futbolun ticari yönü ön plana çıktı, ligin pazarlandığı rakamlar inanılmaz yükseldi, takımların transfer bütçeleri arttı, yıldızlar geldi vs vs. Gerçekten endüstriyel futbolun başat aktörlerinden biri oldu EPL. Click to continue reading...

Wah wah wahhhhhhhhh. That's the sound of all the steam escaping from an overhyped Sunday matchday, and here's why: Scottish Premier League RANGERS 4 CELTIC 2 Rangers came out on top in the first Old Firm Derby of the season, behind a brace from Kenny Miller.  Unfortunately, Damarcus Beasley and Maurice Edu failed to play a part for [. Click to continue reading...

The Old Firm derby was as exciting as you'd expect. Rangers beat Celtic 4-2 at Celtic Park in a game where 2 players (Daniel Cousin and Jan Venegoor of Hesselink) were sent off. 2 goals from ex Celtic player Kenny Miller sunk the hearts of the home team, Daniel cousin scored the games opener with a tremendous solo effort. Click to continue reading...

Rangers took the first installment of the Glasgow derby on Sunday behind a brace from former Celtic forward Kenny Miller.  New addition Pedro Mendes also scored.  The Portuguese midfielder joined Rangers this summer from Premiership outfit Portsmouth.  31-year-old Gabonese forward Daniel Cousin rounded out Rangers' score sheet. Click to continue reading...

37' 0 - 1 Daniel Cousin [Rangers]
39' 1 - 1 Georgios Samaras [Celtic]
53' 1 - 2 Kenny Miller [Rangers]
63' 1 - 3 Pedro Mendes [Rangers]
1 - 4 Miller [Rangers]
2 - 4 Nakamura [Celtic]
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Kenny Miller's controversial return to Parkhead ends with the former Celtic striker, now in his second spell at Rangers, scoring twice as he helps his new team beat Celtic 4-2, the first time Rangers have scored this many goals at Parkhead since 1894. Pedro Mendes added a third and Daniel Cousin, a surprise choice in [. Click to continue reading...

Rangers manager Walter Smith wanted a stern test ahead of Tuesday's make-or-break Champions League qualifier against FBK Kaunas - and Liverpool were happy to oblige by handing out a 4-0 thrashing in Saturday's friendly at Ibrox.
David Ngog opened his goalscoring account for the Reds after Fernando Torres claimed the only goal of the first half. Click to continue reading...

A plaintiff cry from the manager's office at Ibrox: "Trust me and shut up." Walter Smith has been hurt by the critics as they've lashed out at both Kenny Miller and Smith himself. "If their reason for not liking him is because he played for Celtic, personally I thought those days were past. They are for me, so if that's not acceptable to everyone else there's not a great deal I can do about it, Click to continue reading...

One of the most interesting headlines to come out of today's newspapers was the story that head of the London 2012 committee Sebastian Coe has offered the job Team Great Britain's football coach to Sir Alex Ferguson. Now the idea of having a Great British football team has long been suggested but the Welsh, Scottish and Northern Irish Football Associations feel the idea would threaten their independence within Fifa.

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"But in my opinion he's the best all-round Scottish striker at the moment. Boydie (Kris Boyd] has his goals, Faddy (James McFadden] has great talent and a wee spark, but pound for pound you'd have Kenny starting in your team before anyone." Ally McCoist on Kenny Miller. Not, perhaps, what the Rangers fans want to hear. Click to continue reading...

Taking a few risks this week, but I should be fine. Hopefully. Same old Yahoo!UK only rules apply, it's your responsibility if you so choose to follow my picks to make sure the players don't do a Leroy Lita and pull up with a leg injury while in bed.
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Didn't play at all in Portsmouth's mid-week Carling Cup tie with Burnley. Click to continue reading...

Well, it's been a long, arduous week. I feel like I've spent more time searching for videos than actually writing, which sucks, because I enjoy writing a lot more than I enjoy searching video engine after video engine and then watching the videos, than determining which one's I feel are best, and then finally posting them. I'll keep doing it though because it allows me to discover and evaluate new players. Click to continue reading...

The 27-year-old Scottish striker puts Derby County ahead with a goal in the 38th minute of their match with Newcastle yesterday. It was so sudden that the broadcast originally missed it. Cheers.
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