Scotland manager Craig Levein says the chance to play against Brazil in London next month was 'irresistible'. (Various)

Former Celtic and Portugal striker Jorge Cadete believes Paulo Sergio, coach of Rangers' Europa League opponents Sporting Lisbon, is not up to the job. (Daily Mail)

Celtic are set to go to war with the SFA over Neil Lennon's touchline ban - with president George Peat in their sights after he left Lennon's disciplinary hearing for an hour to make the Scottish Cup draw. (Daily Record)

Gordon Strachan says he was among the first to offer Scotland's former head of refereeing his sympathy after what he described as the 'ridiculous' decision to sack him over an offensive e-mail. (Daily Record)

Aberdeen manager Craig Brown says red-carded Paul Hartley is not to blame for the defeat to Motherwell on Tuesday. (Scotsman)

Former Scotland rugby coach Jim Telfer says only three players deserve pass marks after the defeat by Wales - and that others may not be mentally tough enough for Test rugby. (Scotsman)

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