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Jota and substitute Alexandro Bernabei struck at the end of each half as Celtic defeated Ross County 2-0 in Dingwall to maintain their nine-point advantage over Rangers at the top of the cinch Premiership ahead of next weekend's Glasgow derby.
St Mirren fired themselves into fifth place with a convincing victory over Livingston in Paisley - after VAR gave them not one but two first half penalties. Mark O’Hara converted both spot kicks either side of a Tony Watt strike and other scores elsewhere went in their favour much to the delight of gaffer Stephen Robinson. Incredibly after 15 seconds there was a lengthy VAR check for a penalty to the hosts after a possible Fitzwater handball. Ref John Beaton was then called across to look himself and awarded the spot kick, which was duly tucked away by O’Hara to give St Mirren the perfect start. Livi never recovered that poor beginning and it was 2-0 before the 20 minute mark, this time Watt cooly side stepped Shamal George in goal to roll home after being found by Curtis Main In the box for his first Buddies goal.
Goal scorers can often get all the plaudits, but what about the creative talents who set them up?
The walk to the Cameron House Hotel library became known as the green mile. It’s the room where Hibs boss Alex McLeish would break the most dreadful news.
There have been many -gate scandals over the years from Watergate to Partygate and now Scottish football has its very own.
Livingston boss David Martindale says he was delighted to answer criticism from behind the dugout for playing left-back James Penrice as a makeshift right-winger during their 2-1 win over Ross County.
The SFA has announced the officials who will be take charge of the Scottish Cup quarter-finals over the course of this weekend.
The mood music around Michael Beale's Rangers reign has taken a dark turn in recent weeks and it's a Hotline of discontent and criticism from light blue fans.