Celtic defender Kelvin Wilson faces a two-match ban after being issued with a notice of complaint for an alleged elbow on Dundee striker John Baird.

Celtic boss Neil Lennon has revealed he was encouraged by yesterday’s meeting with the Scottish Football Association’s compliance officer, Vincent Lunny.

Neil Lennon has called on the Scottish Football Association’s compliance officer, Vincent Lunny, to “spell out the guidelines” for managers.

Neil Lennon has called on the Scottish Football As

Neil Lennon could not have been more disdainful when he described Charles Green’s controversial assertion that the demise of Rangers was down to “bigotry” within Scottish football as “funny.”

Neil Lennon could have not been more disdainful when he described Charles Green’s controversial assertion that the demise of Rangers was down to “bigotry” within Scottish football as “funny”.

Neil Lennon‘s battle with the Scottish Football Association begins today when the Celtic boss is up at Hampden on two of a possible five disciplinary charges.

Neil Lennon looks likely to be locking horns yet again with the Scottish Football Association following Celtic's Scottish Cup semi-final defeat by Hearts at Hampden today.

Celtic have been fined 25,000 euros (approx £21,000) for fans’ misbehaviour in the Europa League game against Udinese in Italy last December, UEFA has confirmed.

Neil Lennon was left fuming at having to watch the second half of Celtic’s 3-2 Clydesdale Bank Premier League defeat by Rangers at Ibrox from the media room after being sent to the stand by referee Calum Murray.

Neil Lennon and the Scottish Football Association (SFA) are on course for yet another collision after the Celtic manager described his half-time sending off at Ibrox as “a joke” and claimed he was “deprived of doing my job properly” during yesterday’s 3-2 defeat to Rangers.

If Motherwell fail to beat Kilmarnock at Rugby Park today, the Hoops can win the title at the home of their greatest rivals for the first time since 1967.

Neil Lennon has revealed that Strathclyde Police have spoken to Celtic and Rangers ahead of Sunday’s Old Firm clash at Ibrox.

Rangers midfielder Lee McCulloch was today set to be the subject of a disciplinary hearing at Hampden Park as the Scottish Football Association’s fast-track tribunal considered an appeal over his sending-off against St Mirren.

The Scottish Football Association’s fast track tribunal will decide on Thursday whether Sone Aluko should be punished for alleged simulation after Rangers rejected the offer of a two-match ban.