Football

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  Legacies outlast laments

  PERFECT days in football, like the one Celtic enjoyed under the scorching sun at Hampden in May 2001, are few and far between.

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  Borussia Dortmund 1 Bayern Munich 2:Back in business

  FUSSBALL, bloody hell.

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  A salve for years fo pain

  FORTY-NINE minutes was the time showing on the big screens at Hampden when Kevin Thomson's father Alan gave his son a nudge and nodded towards the exit.

• Daly driven by McCoist's passion

  Jon Daly has revealed Rangers manager Ally McCoist's passion sold him on a move to Ibrox.

• Ex-Celtic star Cadete on the attack

  CELTIC striking legend Jorge Cadete feels the club's current collection of attackers are failing to measure up to their Parkhead predecessors.

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  Robben the redeemer as Bayern see off Dortmund at Wembley

  Arjen Robben provided the perfect answer to the doubters by scoring an 88th-minute winner to settle a brilliant Champions League final 2-1 in favour of Bayern Munich at Wembley.

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  Lennon's mind exercised by Wanyama ban

  NEIL Lennon has criticised the disciplinary rule which means Victor Wanyama is suspended for tomorrow's Scottish Cup final because of only two bookings in the previous rounds.

• Forrest aware of harsh reality of profession he's excelled in

  THE stunning bluntness of the statement is made somehow more powerful by being delivered by the cherubic figure sitting at the top of the table, auditioning as a picture of innocence.