News about Nathan Patterson

That Scotland didn't deserve to lose this game offered no real consolation in the end. The statistics now show that the national team have won just one of their last 13 games and find themselves in the midst of their longest winless run at home since 2008. The last victory of any description came in a friendly clash against Gibraltar.

Gail Patterson and her husband Don (both pictured right), and Gail's sister Heather Wilkinson, 66, all died within days of eating an allegedly poisonous beef wellington lunch at the home of her daughter-in-law Erin Patterson (left) in Leongatha in Victoria's Gippsland region on July 29 2023.

Erin Patterson, the woman accused of killing three of her ex-husbands family members with deadly mushrooms, has been snubbed from one of her alleged victims' wills.

After one month, 51 matches, 117 goals, and countless memorable moments, Euro 2024 has reached its conclusion. On Sunday, England battled it out with Spain at the Olympiastadion in Berlin as they looked to avenge their painstaking loss to Italy at Wembley three years ago. However, the Three Lions 58 years of hurt will stretch to at least 60 after La Roja came out victorious in a tremendous finale to a tournament that has gifted us some electrifying matches.

The family of Don and Gail Patterson (left) have officially applied to the Supreme Court for probate in order to settle their estates, almost a year after they attended a fatal lunch allegedly prepared by their former daughter-in-law, Erin Patterson (right).

KENNY McLEAN insists Scotland plan to secure a place in the last 16 of Euro 2024 for devastated team-mate Kieran Tierney. The Arsenal defender became the latest addition to Steve Clarke's lengthy list of casualties when he was stretchered off during last night's 1-1 draw with Switzerland with what appeared to be a serious hamstring injury. Lewis Ferguson, Aaron Hickey, Nathan Patterson, Lyndon Dykes, Ben Doak and Jacob Brown were ruled out of Steve Clarke's squad before the flight to Germany.

SCOTLAND assistant manager John Carver says they are now being 'extra cautious' after injury scares for Andrew Robertson and Lawrence Shankland ahead of Friday's Euro 2024 opener against Germany. Manager Steve Clarke has already lost Lyndon Dykes, Ben Doak, Lewis Ferguson, Aaron Hickey, Nathan Patterson and Jacob Brown from his squad for the finals. And Carver said the removal of Robertson and Shankland from yesterday's first day of training in Garmisch-Partenkirchen was a precautionary measure after so many injuries.

KIERAN GILL: The white walls of TaP Music are smothered in platinum, gold and silver records from Ellie Goulding, Dua Lipa and more. There's a cabinet that's ran out of real estate because it's brimming with awards from the Grammys, Brits and other shiny souvenirs from illustrious evenings. It is a space in which you are likelier to see Lana Del Rey than Adam Lallana, or Leigh-Anne than Leo Messi, or Gala than Gazza - those three singer-songwriters counted amongst the clientele of this music management company with other offices in Los Angeles, New York and Sydney. Soon, however, room will need to be allocated for a whole new genre of memorabilia. Framed shirts from footballers, their signatures blurred in the sweat. Man of the Match awards. Boots in glass boxes, complete with crusty dry mud.

SFA chief executive Ian Maxwell has emerged as the latest Scotland injury doubt for Euro 2024. Manager Steve Clarke has already lost key players Lyndon Dykes, Lewis Ferguson, Nathan Patterson, Aaron Hickey, Jacob Brown and Ben Doak for the opening game of the finals against hosts Germany next Friday. And Mail Sport can reveal that Maxwell is now scrambling to find a way to make it to the Allianz Arena in Munich after undergoing emergency surgery on a detached retina.

Scottish soft drink brand Irn Bru has released a hilarious advert ahead of the Euros, which sees a kilt-wearing fan back the Tartan Army to go far in this summer's tournament while making very colourful jokes about his 'Mannschaft'. The innuendo-laden ad revolves around the German word for football team and potential confusion over its meaning. The patriotic video posted to X starts with a Scottish fan, dressed in a dark blue replica kit and checked kilt, washing his hands in a pub bathroom. He is soon joined by a German supporter sporting a white top, a Germany-themed hat and a German flag draped over his shoulders. The host nation fan turns to the Scot and says: 'Hey Scotland. Good luck with your Mannschaft. Ja!'

THE last time John Bennett said anything significant outside of the stage-managed snoozefest of the Rangers AGM, it was part of a ludicrous move to try to play down the significance of monies being brought in from the Champions League. September 2022 that was. On the in-house TV channel. He was still the vice-chairman. The manager, Giovanni van Bronckhorst, had got the club into the group stage of Europe's premier competition by beating PSV Eindhoven in a play-off and, despite seeking to strengthen the squad, received nothing for any new players in the six days between securing progress in the Netherlands and the transfer window shutting. When it all went pear-shaped that season, managing director and all-round grey man Stewart Robertson started droning on about how people had been talking about money having 'fallen out of the sky' and how this Champions League dough the club had been chasing for years was, as it turns out, nothing to get in a flap over.

Scotland have suffered a major blow ahead of Euro 2024 after it was confirmed that right-backs Aaron Hickey and Nathan Patterson will both miss the tournament due to injury. Hickey has been out of action since last October with a hamstring problem, but it was initially hoped he would recover in time for the Euros. His chances started to look increasingly remote given that he failed to play for Brentford again over the remainder of the season.

EXCLUSIVE: Nathan Patterson will learn this weekend if his hopes of playing for Scotland at this summer's Euro finals are over. The Everton right-back will travel to London to see a specialist after he sustained a hamstring injury during added time in a heavy 6-0 loss to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. Steve Clarke is required to submit his final 23-man squad to UEFA by June 7, with Scotland due to face Germany in the opening game of the Euros a week later.

Everton boss Sean Dyche has played down a row with Toffees players after slapping Nathan Patterson during a meal in Portugal as a 'joke' ahead of the Premier League's resuming. Mail Sport first reported that the Toffees boss had slapped the 22-year-old during a meal in Quinta do Lago, Algarve, midway through March.

Fans of Scotland booed God Save The King of England, the British national anthem, largely in the game against Northern Ireland at Hampden Park on Tuesday night. Northern Ireland's sing the song ahead of every game, but some patriotic Scots, who attempted to drown out the anthem as it was played on the stadium's speakers before the friendly kicked off, were not well received. More information will be added soon.

Northern Ireland beat Scotland by a narrow 1-0 victory over their neighbors Scotland thanks to Conor Bradley's spectacular first goal for his country. Liverpool's rising star opened his account for Northern Ireland by capitalizing on Nathan Patterson's mistake before darting into the box and thumping a looping attempt into the top right-hand corner. Scotland suffered more misery in the first half after Lewis Ferguson replaced him.

EXCLUSIVE: Everton's training camp in Portugal this week was interrupted by an altercation between boss Sean Dyche and several of his players. Dyche shocked his team by firing a jocular slap at defender Nathan Patterson, 22, during a meal in Quinta do Lago, Costa Rica. Dyche's intentions were harmless and it was otherwise a positive evening, but the 52-year-old appears to have linked Patterson more effectively than he intended to, angering several of his players.

Following Chelsea's 2-0 loss at Goodison Park, Nicolas Jackson has avoided any FA discipline following his post-match altercation with Everton's players. During the bust-up, Jackson grabbed Everton's Nathan Patterson around the throat and was forced to be evacuated from the scene by Mauricio Pochettino and Chelsea workers as a result of a tense exchange of words with individuals from Sean Dyche's Toffees. However, striker Jackson has not brought any retrospective action as the incident was investigated by the match officials at the time, and no further action was taken.

After Chelsea lost 2-0 to the Toffees at Goodison Park on Sunday, Nicolas Jackson had to be pulled away from a tense feud with several Everton players. Jackson was seen on the pitch arguing several Everton players, including Abdoulaye Doucoure, Nathan Patterson, and Amadou Onana after the full whistle was sounded. The Chelsea striker was seen yelling at several of the home team's players, with one photograph showing him and Patterson going head-to-head.

Everton has been left reeling after being forced to second place in the Premier League after being hit by a 10-point deduction that has forced them to second place. During the 2021-22 season, an independent commission found that the Toffees broke the league's profit and sustainability laws. Everton reported staggering financial losses over a three-year period, more than £250 million more than the Premier League's guidelines allow for the club to lose. The Premier League's profit and sustainability estimates for the time in question were contested by the Premier League and revealed a £124.5 million loss, much more than the £105 million threshold. The Premier League released a 41-page paper on Friday detailing their reasons for releasing the 10-point deduction. Here's a look at a few things we learned from it.

In the 2021-2022 season, Everton projected a sixth-place finish before finishing 16th, leaving them out on a £21 million income. Everton's 10-point deduction is continuing after the Toffees were found guilty of breaching the Premier League's financial laws back in the same campaign - suffering three years with staggering losses of nearly £372 million per year. That figure was more than £250 million over what the Premier League's guidelines allow clubs to lose over the three-year cycle, and now the source of their struggles from the season's defeat has been unearthed.

The first international break of the new season is here, but Premier League players will not be given any time for rest and relaxation as they represent their respective nations. Any English top-flight player is residing in the United Kingdom, and the air miles are racking up for people traveling around the world to compete in international tournaments. When the Premier League returns, players will be able to travel for shorter trips abroad for European Championship qualifiers against Ukraine and Scotland, but others will have to face long-haul flights that could cause wreak havoc on their body clocks.

Everton defeated Stoke City 2-0 in an away friendly ahead of the new Premier League season. With new signing Arnaut Danjuma making his first appearance for the Toffees after joining on loan earlier this month, Sean Dyche's squad put a tough fight on display. Starting Nathan Patterson, Michael Keane, James Tarkowski, and new signing Ashley Young from Aston Villa, Dyche went for a 4-3-3 formation against the Championship team.

Everton will decide on relegation at home to Bournemouth without striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin (centre) and defenders Nathan Patterson (left) and Ben Godfrey (right). The Toffees are currently sits two points above the drop zone, and their destiny is in their own hands as they look to extend their stay in the top flight into a 70th season. Leicester and Leeds will be hoping they don't get knocked up. Sean Dyche (inset) said: 'They won't be fit to play' on his wounded trio.' We haven't seen Dom for two-thirds of my time here.'