Opinion: For now Celtic talisman should be limited to cameo performances
Celtic fans were probably getting ahead of themselves if any thought that Kyogo was going to feature in the recent derby against Rangers.
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Ian Murray: Hibernian can challenge in Edinburgh derby double-header with Hearts
Ian Murray admits Hibernian are far from the finished article at present but he is confident they can hold their own in the upcoming Edinburgh derby double-header against in-form city rivals Hearts.
Why I will also be cheering on Canada in the World Cup - Angus Robertson
Having waited since 1986 when they last qualified, they have enjoyed tremendous success through the CONCACAF stages to book their place and jump up the FIFA ratings from 72nd in the world to 38th, one place above Scotland.
How Jim Goodwin will attract will players to Aberdeen
Jim Goodwin will look to put his own stamp on his Aberdeen side in the summer.
Double victory pushes Scotland back into World Curling Championship contention
Scotland moved back into contention at the World Men's Curling Championships with a pair of victories over Denmark and Germany. After two defeats the previous day, Ross Paterson's rink saw off the Danes 7-3 before following that up with a 6-4 success against Germany.
Hibernian’s Kyle Magennis confirms his season is over after knee surgery
Hibernian midfielder Kyle Magennis has confirmed that his season is over after he underwent knee surgery on Monday.
Why Aberdeen were the benchmark for Hearts and Hibs
Jonny Hayes reckons the rise in competition in the league is a key reason for the Aberdeen’s regression.
New Zealand vs Netherlands, 3rd ODI: New Zealand Great Ross Taylor In Tearful Farewell To International Cricket
An emotional Ross Taylor was given a standing ovation as the New Zealand great made an emotional farewell to international cricket on Monday after 16 years at the top. The visiting Netherlands team gave the 38-year-old a guard of honour as he came out to bat at number four in the third one-day international at Seddon Park in Hamilton. He was dismissed for 14, but the day belonged to Taylor, who announced in December that the series against the Netherlands would be his last hurrah.