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Socceroo suffers spot-kick nightmare in European KO

Gianni Stensness can look forward to Champions League action with Viking but fellow Australia international Marco Tilio had a night to forget with Rapid Vienna.

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Hearts boss urges side to take final European chance against Rapid Vienna

Vrancken has challenged Hearts to seize their third and final chance to secure European league phase football by overcoming Rapid Vienna.

The National (Scotland)

7 Items That Are No Longer Stocked in Big Cities—But Still in Small Towns

The grocery store in a major city looks very different from the one in a small, rural town. Retailers use sophisticated data to tailor their inventory to local tastes and demographics. This has created a growing divide in the American grocery aisle. Many classic, traditional products that have fallen out…

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Midge Ure on reinvention, legacy and the Brexit backlash

IT would be fair to describe Midge Ure as a music legend. Born in Cambuslang, he joined the Glasgow band Stumble in 1969

The National (Scotland)

“Everyone says Vienna was an electronic track, but it’s mainly piano, violin and viola. Those strange combinations made us what we were”: You may think Ultravox were a synth-pop band. They know they were prog

Midge Ure and Billy Currie aimed to create timeless music by crossing previously-closed musical borders – and they argue that their biggest hit worked because of human imperfections rather than digital precision

Louder

Spend the night at Vienna’s Imperial Riding School, a revitalised hotel with a horsey heritage

Imperial Riding School, a former military equestrian camp, canters back into Vienna’s hotel scene after a contemporary refresh led by Goddard Littlefair

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"You were the glue that held the band together": Ultravox bass player and Vienna co-writer Chris Cross dies aged 71

Chris played bass and co-wrote many hits in various lineups of the band stretching back 50 years

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James Eisenberg, who ran Vienna Beef, loved his hot dogs, dead at 92

He knew how to do every job there before he and Jim Bodman bought the Chicago company in 1982. To celebrate, they had steaks — not hot dogs — at Gene & Georgetti.

Chicago Sun-Times

Scottish eighties hit maker sells off song rights for 'undisclosed sum'

THE artist, who in his Ultravox days had one of the UK’s most famous number-two singles with Vienna, has sold income rights ...

The National (Scotland)

Liverpool hold talks to recall 'exciting' defender from loan

Austria Vienna's sporting director has confirmed Liverpool are in talks to recall loanee Billy Koumetio this month

Liverpool Echo

'Not the right coach' - Honest manager admission has left Liverpool starlet in limbo

Liverpool loanee Billy Koumetio has found game-time limited with Austria Vienna but that could be about to change

Liverpool Echo

Three things we learned as Celtic witness prime Kyogo and fringe star in focus during friendly draw

The Hoops were back in action against Rapid Vienna and it was a fast-paced match that brought plenty of goals as Ange Postecoglou's side continue their preparation work.

Glasgow Live

Celtic settle for draw in 'friendly' against old foes Rapid Vienna as Ange Postecoglou's men step it up

IT didn’t quite have the needle of a certain previous meeting between these sides, and thankfully there were no bottles thrown from the crowd…

The National (Scotland)

Celtic team news vs Rapid Vienna as Ange Postecoglou names strong starting XI

ANGE POSTECOGLOU has named his Celtic team to take on Rapid Vienna in pre-season.

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Pro golfer hit with football banning order after making Nazi salutes at West Ham fixture

Professional golfer Daniel Garner has been banned from attending football matches for three years after admitting making Nazi gestures towards opposition supporters of Rapid Vienna

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