Saturday 29 October 2016 08:25, UK
Celtic have suffered an injury blow with the news that Kieran Tierney will be out of action for two months after suffering ankle ligament damage in training.
The 19-year-old has been in superb form this season for the Hoops and had been an ever-present in Brendan Rodgers' starting line-up before missing out on the midweek win over Ross County.
Tierney's injury means he will miss Saturday's top-of-the-table clash between Celtic and Aberdeen at Pittodrie, which is live on Sky Sports 5 HD from 11.30am.
He will also be forced to sit out Celtic's three remaining group games in the Champions League and Scotland's game against England next month.
Celtic face Borussia Monchengladbach on Tuesday in Germany then host Barcelona and finish off away to Manchester City.
Scotland travel to Wembley to face England on November 11 in a World Cup Qualifier.
The news will come as a blow to Scotland manager Gordon Strachan who is already without Hull City left back Andy Robertson due to a calf injury for the game against England.
Tierney started for Scotland in the 3-0 defeat by Slovakia on October 11 after Robertson picked up a knock against Lithuania.
Rangers captain Lee Wallace is the likely candidate to start on the left of the Scottish defence in the absence of Tierney and Robertson.
