Andy Mackay is a freelance live sports journalist based in Scotland. With a focus on local sports events, he provides live updates and coverage for the Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd. Andy's expertise lies in football, particularly in reporting on matches involving Scottish teams.
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Andy Mackay's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports events, particularly football involving Scottish teams such as Rangers and Celtic. He appears to provide live updates for matches and tournaments.
Given the nature of his reporting, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming games or events featuring these teams, as well as stories covering developments within the Scottish football scene.
If you have exclusive insights into team strategies, player interviews, or analysis of game outcomes that would be relevant to a local audience following these clubs closely, it could be worthwhile reaching out to Andy with this type of content.
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By: Andy Mackay
It was more title agony for the Ibrox club this weekend, but all hope shouldn't be lost just yet.
The Light Blues are looking to bounce back from their derby defeat and if they don't then the title will go to Celtic for a third successive year.
A trip down to Ayrshire to face a Kilmarnock side on home (astro)turf has been a slog for those in green and white.
By: Andy Mackay, Gavin Berry
There might not be much at stake in terms of the league for either side but Scottish Cup final places are up for grabs for the Ibrox men.
By: Andy Mackay
Celtic women can claim a first-ever title with victory over Hibs this afternoon but Rangers won't go quietly.
By: Gavin Berry, Andy Mackay
Brendan Rodgers and Philippe Clement go head to head at Hampden today in another derby blockbuster.
By: Ross Pilcher, Andy Mackay
The top flight side hold a slim advantage as they prepare to host the Fifers for a place in next season's Premiership.
By: Robbie Copeland, Andy Mackay
Steve Clarke’s side are in the Algarve for their penultimate friendly ahead of the Euro 2024 big kick-off
By: Anthony Evans, Robbie Copeland, Andy Mackay
It's set to be a party atmosphere at the national stadium as Steve Clarke's heroes compete in their final game before Euro 2024.
By: Graeme Young, Andy Mackay, Anthony Evans
Steve Clarke’s side suffered an absolute doing in Munich and not even a consolation cheered the Tartan Army.
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