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(Reuters) - Rangers coach Giovanni van Bronckhorst hailed his side's character after they played 120 minutes for a second straight match to beat Celtic 2-1 and reach the Scottish Cup final.
Manisha Kalyan was hardly known beyond the Indian football community, but a spate of impressive performances, including a historic goal against Brazil, has got her instant attention. In November last year, the 19-year-old winger became the first Indian to score against any senior national Brazil team. She was already the first woman to score in Asian club competitions for Gokulam Kerala FC, and as her five goals against Odisha Police in their Indian Women’s League (IWL) opener on Saturday showed, she is only just beginning to fire.
Liverpool maintained their bid for a quadruple after a thrilling 3-2 FA Cup semi-final win over Manchester City and they will meet Chelsea in the final after they beat Crystal Palace.
Stephen Maguire sparked into life at the ideal time to beat Shaun Murphy 10-8 and book his place in the second round of the World Championship. Maguire held a 6-3 lead overnight despite not playing brilliantly on Saturday, and found himself on the back foot as Murphy roared back.
Rangers coach Giovanni van Bronckhorst hailed his side's character after they played 120 minutes for a second straight match to beat Celtic 2-1 and reach the Scottish Cup final.
Celtic cannot allow Sunday’s 2-1 Scottish Cup semi-final defeat against Rangers to linger as they retrain their sights on winning the cinch Premiership, according to captain Callum McGregor.
The midfielder was given his marching orders by referee John Beaton following a yellow-card challenge on Peter Haring, having been cautioned in the early stages of the encounter.
It wasn't an easy Scottish Cup semi-final win and Hibs can argue that they deserved more from proceedings given the way they raised their game and contested every ball.