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It's time to talk football

It's Clyde 1 Super Scoreboard

Good evening and welcome to Clyde 1 Super Scoreboard as we look back on a big night in Europe and ahead to a blockbuster weekend at home.

Seltiger through to face Stuttgart after beating Utrecht with attention now turning to the transfer window.

Rangers were already out of course before losing to Porto on a mixed night in Portugal.

And there's a top of the table clash in the championship between St Johnston and Partick Thistle I'm Gordon Duncan and joining me tonight you have Scott

Alan and Hugh Keevins well can I just tell the Celtic supporters in particular there are

three days and five hours to go before the transfer window closes

and I have to break the news to you that Monday February 2nd the final deadline day

of the transfer window is also officially Groundhog Day.

How appropriate could that be for Celtic and indeed for Rangers,

but Rangers at least have three in already that they paid for.

Celtics win last night obviously sets them up with that knockout tie against Stuttgart

and then following that away like a trip to Ibitz in which will be a massive game for both teams. Rangers obviously going out last night, you would imagine that would be them fully focused on domestic form, heading to Easter Road and Sunday, which will be a difficult game you would imagine. And listen, as you touched on there, transfer window not far away from shutting, you would imagine there would be imminent signings from both clubs. You can't really beat these Friday nights. How many topics do you want? What did you make of last night? Celtic fans? How pleasing was it to go through? What did you make of the game itself? How do you feel about drawing Stuttgart in the next round? Rangers fans? You were already out. So what could you take away last night? What did you take away from it? It clearly was by no means a dreadful performance.

There was some encouraging enough bits.

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