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Predictions: Liverpool made to work for win as Man City respond; more woe for Lampard; Tottenham struggle again - Vimarsana News

Predictions: Liverpool made to work for win as Man City respond; more woe for Lampard; Tottenham struggle again

A lunchtime clash between Newcastle and Liverpool kicks off what could be a pivotal weekend at the top and bottom end of the Premier League table, with Manchester City heading to Leeds and relegation-threatened Everton facing a huge test against Chelsea - and here is how we think the action will unfold in this week's Premier League Predictions.

Yosuke Ideguchi "enjoying" life at Celtic so far; explains why he agreed to join - Vimarsana News

Yosuke Ideguchi "enjoying" life at Celtic so far; explains why he agreed to join

Celtic midfielder Yosuke Ideguchi has stated that he's enjoying life at Parkhead so far as he explained why he joined.

Reo Hatate's brilliant comments on destroying rivals at Celtic Park - Vimarsana News

Reo Hatate's brilliant comments on destroying rivals at Celtic Park

Celtic star Reo Hatate - in a timely manner - has reflected on his one-man demolition of Rangers. Here's hoping lightning strikes twice.

Shunsuke Nakamura wants more Japanese players to join Celtic in the long-term - Vimarsana News

Shunsuke Nakamura wants more Japanese players to join Celtic in the long-term

Celtic icon Shunsuke Nakamura has stated that he wants yet more Japanese players to join the Hoops in the future.

Koki Mizuno pinpoints significant moment for Japanese interest in Celtic - Vimarsana News

Koki Mizuno pinpoints significant moment for Japanese interest in Celtic

It seems unlikely, but a game against Falkirk was integral to Japanese interest in Celtic, according to Koki Mizuno.