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BBC News
29-04-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Kasanwirjo scores for Rangers B after return to training
First-team defender Neraysho Kasanwjiro scored in Rangers B's Glasgow Cup final against Celtic B as he continues his recovery from Dutchman, who is on loan from Feyenoord, last played a senior match in early returned to training last week and scored the opening goal at Firhill, a firm strike from inside the 23, has made 12 first-team appearances for the Ibrox side and could feature in their remaining four Scottish Premiership games this host Celtic on Sunday (12:00 BST).
Daily Record
24-04-2025
- Business
- Daily Record
Albion Rovers 0 Celtic B 1: Boss Sandy Clark in the dark over what future holds for him as club finish season with loss
Albion Rovers boss Sandy Clark admits he has no idea what the future holds for him and the club after the curtain fell on this season's Lowland League campaign on Saturday. The Coatbridge club have suffered well-documented cash flow problems this season and stated earlier in the campaign they will only be able to pay players expense from next season. A rift between shareholders and the current club board has muddied the waters, while talk of a potential takeover reared its head once again. A 1-0 defeat to Celtic B on Saturday ensured Rovers finished sixth in the table and with the dust settling on the 2024/25 campaign, Clark is in the dark about what the coming weeks and months will hold. 'Hopefully, things will become a bit clearer over the next few weeks,' he said. 'As everyone knows, there's not really a lot myself and the current board can do about the situation right now. It is the shareholders above us who hold all the cards. 'I really don't know what is going to happen over the summer. 'I know the fans have raised a lot of money with the 'Rovers Return' fundraiser and that will certainly ensure we don't have no players whatsoever for next season. The next two or three weeks, there will be a lot of discussion to be had and we'll see where we get to with that. 'Hopefully it can be positive, but I really don't know at the moment.' Asked if he wanted to stay on, he added:'It will depend on if there are any changes at the club. The way things are right now, I really enjoy working with the players and the board are as supportive with me as they can be. 'The stuff in the background is hanging over everybody, so that has to be clarified. 'Everybody is out of contract now, which isn't unusual for a club like ours. The players know exactly where the club are and we are trying to work out what the future holds.' An early goal from Lewis Dobbie gave the Hoops all three points on the day. Clark said: 'The game was very close, but I was really disappointed in the goal we conceded. 'In the first half we didn't have much of a goal threat, but I honestly don't think we deserved to lose the game. A draw would have been a fair result. 'It didn't affect our league placing in the end and where we've ended up is where we deserve to be, in terms of how well we've done, the budget we had and the uncertainty surrounding the club. 'It has not been the worst season but there is always room for improvement.'
