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Michael Gannon:Beale might be in last-chance saloon for a while as he can’t afford any more slip-ups with the Gers crowd already losing faith. He needs to string a run of results together at home and in Europe, then go all the way in the League Cup to get some breathing space.
Temur Ketsbaia insists Scotland have already booked their place at next summer’s Euro championships, writes Michael Gannon in Larnaca.
There's always plenty to discuss when Scotland's big two meet – and the Record Sport team got stuck in on our new Hotline football show.
Former top Scottish referee Des Roache blasted VAR Alan Muir’s “needless” intervention in Don Robertson’s decision to rule out Kemar Roofe’s goal for Rangers in their derby defeat to Celtic at Ibrox.
Keith Jackson: One look at the table tells an obvious story. St Johnstone have had a horrible start to the campaign and boss Steven MacLean needs all the help he can get before a drama becomes a full blown crisis. David McCarthy: Clearly, St Johnstone are in dire straits and need bodies in quickly. At the top, Celtic still haven't made a 'wow' signing and I'd expect something to happen there. And if Rangers are looking for a new Ryan Kent, why didn't they try to keep the old one?
Keith Jackson:Lee Johnson is up against it already after last week’s horror show in Andorra. He needs to rectify that first leg loss and then start the domestic season strongly or he’ll find himself under some serious early pressure.
There was a Daizen Maeda lookalike posing for pictures outside the Panasonic Stadium before a 1-0 win over Gamba Osaka, writes Michael Gannon in Japan.
Callum McGregor chuckles at the suggestion he was Celtic’s undercover super spy over the summer., writes Michael Gannon in Japan.