Do you remember the name: Karamoko Dembele?The wonderkid burst onto the football scene at a young age while at Celtic in Scotland.At just 13, he played for the club's under-20 side.The tiny winger, who is the younger brother of Birmingham's Siriki, was compared to Lionel Messi due to his stature and dribbling ability.At the age of 13 in 2016, he played in Celtic under-20's 3-1 victory over Hearts. An almost comical image of the small lad coming on as a sub soon went viral.

Flares lit on the way into the ground, scarves aloft in the Kop, ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’ belted out ahead of kick-off – Anfield is one of the most special grounds to visit.Yet a recent ranking by GOAL only has them fourth on the list of best atmospheres in Europe.Fans travelling to watch games across the continent will tell incredible stories about what they walked into while in Germany, Spain or Italy.Just last week, the San Siro hosted a Champions League semi-final between city rivals AC Milan and Inter, and everyone watching at home and inside the ground was taken aback by the atmosphere.So while Anfield might be one of the best England has to offer, what are some of the other stadiums that football fans should try to tick off in Europe?

James Tavernier’s drew Rangers level vs Celtic in the Old Firm derby thanks to a simply magnificent free-kick.The English full-back, renowned for his remarkable goal contributions as a defender, produced an exceptional display of skill and technique to curl the ball over the wall and into the net.It truly was picture perfect, especially when it clipped the underside of Joe Hart's bar and crossed the line.

A dramatic encounter between Celtic and Rangers in the Scottish Women’s Premier League ended with controversy.Both sides were hoping to close the gap on league leaders Glasgow City, with hosts Rangers looking set to secure the three points after a goal from Brogan Hay in the 36th minute.But Caitlin Hayes equalised for Celtic in the ninth minute of stoppage time, sparking wild celebrations from the visitors.Glasgow City remained top of the Scottish Women’s Premier League with 62 points, with Celtic second on 56 and Rangers third on 55.Tensions rose after the full-time whistle, and Rangers assistant coach Craig McPherson was filmed coming up behind Celtic boss Fran Alonso and attempting to headbutt him.