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Police said missiles were thrown at officers during violent scenes in Glasgow on Sunday ahead of the Scottish League Cup final between rivals Celtic and Rangers.

There's unlikely to be a debate over the save of the season in the Premier League.

Ryan Reynolds treated Wrexham's locals to an early Christmas gift on his latest trip to north Wales - and he brought more Hollywood celebrities along for the ride.

Bochum's goalkeeper was struck on the head by an object apparently thrown from the stands at Union Berlin and both Bundesliga teams left the field on Saturday. When the game resumed, they ran down the clock without trying to score.

Bayern Munich lost a Bundesliga game for the first time in coach Vincent Kompany's tenure, paying the price for defensive mistakes and the absence of Harry Kane in losing at Mainz 2-1 on Saturday.

A week after being named coach of the month, Gian Piero Gasperini showed why he is likely to be a contender for manager of the season again.

Scotland international Che Adams scored from almost the halfway line as Torino ended a run of poor form to win at Empoli 1-0 in Serie A on Friday.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola believes he will need a bigger squad to handle soccer's ever-expanding fixture schedule.

UEFA punished Serbia's soccer federation for racist acts by fans at two Nations League games, including trying to burn an Albania flag in Switzerland.

Antoine Griezmann wishes he was as good in the real world as he is on PlayStation. Based on his performances with Atletico Madrid, he must be really good on the video game.