Rangers captain James Tavernier has expressed his disappointment at missing out on a farewell appearance at Ibrox. He stated he “felt deeply hurt and let down” after 11 years with the club. Tavernier explained his version of events on Instagram, saying the situation “could and should have been handled much better”.
Manchester City’s victory over Brentford has intensified the Premier League title race with Arsenal, closing the gap to just two points. Jérémy Doku’s recent goal-scoring form has boosted City’s campaign. Arsenal, however, must overcome a tricky West Ham side who have a history of disrupting their title challenges.
Everton Women are set to play Leicester City at Goodison Park. Courtney Brosnan hopes to finish the season on a high. Honoka Hayashi is doubtful for the weekend.
Arsenal Women will face Liverpool at Anfield in their final game of the 2025/26 season. The Gunners can secure second place in the Women’s Super League by matching Chelsea’s result against Manchester United, with a victory guaranteeing the runner-up spot. A number of first-team players are bidding farewell to the club after the contest.
Celtic are hosting Hearts in a Scottish Premiership match. Martin O’Neill said his message to his side is to “just try and win the game.” Derek McInnes said his team needs the “confidence and belief that we can get a result here.”
The San Antonio Spurs defeated the Minnesota Timberwolves, with a final score of 139-109. Spurs forward Julian Champagnie’s triple in the fourth quarter sealed the win. The Spurs now advance to face the reigning champions.
Bangladesh have suffered an injury setback ahead of the second Test against Pakistan. Shadman Islam has been ruled out after sustaining a chest injury during the opening Test. Zakir Hasan has been named as his replacement in the squad.
Celtic play Hearts at Celtic Park, with Hearts needing to avoid defeat to seal the title. Hearts have made three changes, while Celtic have made none. Martin O’Neill believes that everybody outside Celtic wants Hearts to win.
Falkirk boss John McGlynnn has reshuffled his pack for the last game of the season, bringing in Lewis Neilson, Henry Cartwright, Ethan Ross and Ben Parkinson. Danny Rohl makes two changes to his Rangers side, as John Souttar and Djeidi Gassama come in for Dujon Sterling and Oliver Antman.
Dan Patrick has been discussing his retirement plans, which are currently set for early 2028. Patrick has expressed that his biggest fear is to not be great at the very end of his career. He wants to ensure he retires before he falls out of love with the daily grind.