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On a day when Giovanni van Bronckhorst seemed to have placed all his eggs in a Europa League-shaped basket, Rangers displayed resilience and resourcefulness to maintain their hopes of retaining the Premiership title.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst praised his Rangers side for adapting to Leon Balogun’s first-half red card to beat Motherwell 3-1 at Fir Park.
Ronnie O’Sullivan shrugged off two more Crucible records after winning the solitary frame he needed to polish off a 13-4 win over Mark Allen and cruise into the quarter-finals of the World Snooker Championship for the 20th time.
Judd Trump is famed for his naughty snooker, but the early stages of his clash with Anthony McGill in the second round at the World Championship were anything but. The opening three frames averaged 33 minutes, with play bogged down and both players making elementary mistakes.
Andrew Dickson was left slamming Glen Kamara after his part in a goal conceded by Glasgow Rangers in their Scottish Premiership clash at lunchtime.
Yan Bingtao leads Mark Selby 9-7 after edging ahead in Saturday's morning session in a fascinating match. The two could not be separated after Friday's session that saw them tied at 4-4, but Yan looked the sharper player on Saturday as he took advantage of an out of sorts Selby to take the first three frames of the day. Ad/> But Selby bounced with some of his very best snooker and, while Yan stopped the world number two from levelling the match, has left everything to play for ahead of the evening session when the two will play to finish.
Celtic are reportedly in advanced talks with Cameron Carter-Vickers over a permanent move to Parkhead this summer, in what would be a big piece of business.
A 10-man Rangers side kept their cinch Premiership title hopes alive with a battling win over Motherwell at Fir Park.