Murray makes impressive start to Rotterdam campaign
Andy Murray made an impressive start to the World Tennis Tournament in Rotterdam by defeating Alexander Bublik in straight sets on Wednesday.
Scotland Sport News
Five Nations 1972: A championship abandoned & an emotionally charged return in Dublin
Fifty years ago the 1972 Five Nations Championship was abandoned, left unfinished for the first and so far only time in its history.
Celtic dig in to stay top in Scotland
Ange Postecoglou is relishing his Celtic side's resilience after they stretched their unbeaten run in the Scottish Premiership to 20 games with a 3-2 away win over Aberdeen.
James McPake relieved but aiming higher as Dundee climb off the bottom
Dundee manager James McPake hailed his players after they fought back from a one-goal deficit to earn the victory that hoisted them off the bottom of the league table.
David Martindale hoping Alan Forrest signs new deal at Livingston
Livingston manager David Martindale reiterated that he hopes to see winger Alan Forrest stay at the club past the end of the season.
Mario Ledesma steps down as Argentina coach after tough year
Mario Ledesma has resigned as coach of the Argentine national rugby side, saying a run of poor results meant it was time for change at the top of the Pumas organisation.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst wants Rangers to 'raise standards' as he assesses win over Hibs
Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst has urged his players to raise their game even further as they pursue Celtic at the top of the Premiership table.
Why Tony Watt's Dundee United goal was written in the stars against Motherwell - and a milestone debut savoured
Dundee United boss Tam Courts believed it "was written in the stars" that Tony Watt would score his first goal for the Tangerines against former club Motherwell at Tannadice.