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Niall McGinn’s third-minute strike was cancelled out by James Scott’s first goal for Hibs but Josh Mulligan restored the hosts’ lead and substitute Charlie Adam made the points safe with a fantastic strike late on, prompting a stern response from interim boss David Gray after the match.
Motherwell manager Graham Alexander said guiding the club to Europe is up there with winning promotion to the English Premier League after the Steelmen defeated Hearts to qualify for the Europa Conference League.
The end of this season cannot come quick enough for Hibs.
St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson hailed his side for coping with the pressure after Callum Hendry earned them a crucial 1-0 win over Aberdeen to seal a play-off tie against either Arbroath or Inverness.
Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst says it is now ‘a close call’ whether Kemar Roofe can win his race to be fit enough to play in the Europa League final next week.
Danielle Collins advanced to the last 16 of the Italian Open after coming through a bruising meeting with Simona Halep. The Pietrangeli Court crowd in Rome were given an evening treat as a dramatic first set lasting 82 minutes — and which contained a remarkable six breaks of serve — saw the balance of the match swing one way then the other.
John Souttar was named on the bench, but his prospects of playing again before the end of the season look slim after manager Robbie Neilson turned to Stephen Kingsley to replace the stricken Sibbick from the bench when the young Englishman was carried off in the 74th minute with what looked like a serious ankle injury after a collision with Kevin Van Veen.
Brendan Rodgers was willing Jamie Vardy to get a hat-trick against Norwich because there might not be many left for him in the future.