Last updated on .From the section ScottishPremiership champions Rangers and runners-up Celtic will play in Champions League qualifiers early next seasonThe Scottish Professional Football League has added its voice to the opposition to a proposed European Super League (ESL). And SPFL chief executive Neil Doncaster thinks the idea is a "clear and present danger to the sport we all love". He added: "The SPFL stands alongside Uefa, the European leagues, the English Premier League and the overwhelming majority of the game's stakeholders in vehemently opposing the proposed ESL. "These proposals, or any like them, would have an enormously damaging impact on the very fabric of our sport at all levels. The Scottish FA echoed the sentiments of their SPFL counterparts, saying the proposals have "galvanised sport" against it.

Source: BBC April 19, 2021 15:00 UTC