Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes, right, can see the sense in awarding Celtic the title should the season not resumeThere is "a lot of common sense" in crowning Celtic as Scottish Premiership champions if the season cannot finish, says Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes. The SPFL is yet to decide the fate of the current campaign, which is on hold indefinitely. McInnes, whose side are fourth in the Scottish Premiership, says the league body faces "tough decisions". But Uefa sent a letter to national associations warning European places could be under threat if leagues are called early. "I don’t think any federation should be penalised for doing what’s fair and right for their country, including ours."

Source: BBC April 04, 2020 18:25 UTC