Rangers bounced back from the 1-0 defeat they had suffered at the hands of their city rivals Celtic in fine style on Sunday with an emphatic 4-0 triumph over Dundee at Ibrox.

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He was almost blown off course but Gary Orr stayed the course to claim his maiden victory in the over-50s ranks at the Scottish Senior Open.

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MOTHERWELL defender Tom Aldred has jumped to the defence of teammate Carl McHugh after the centre-back's lapse allowed Hearts to leave Fir Park with three points on Saturday.

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Hearts edged a testy and controversial encounter at Fir Park on Saturday, with Stevie Naismith’s eighth goal of the season separating the sides after a short passback from Carl McHugh. That’s where the story of the game began...

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Celtic striker Leigh Griffiths has admitted that it was “a kick in the teeth” to hear that Steven Naismith looks set to hang onto the Scotland striker’s shirt for next month’s Nations League tie against Israel.

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Celtic striker Leigh Griffiths has admitted that he feared the Parkhead side were going down to ten men as soon as he saw Olivier Ntcham start running towards St Mirren defender Stephen McGinn on Friday night.

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OCTOBER 22, 2005. A day that will be forever forged in every Hearts supporter's mind. It was of course the day that Vladimir Romanov pulled the plug on George Burley just hours before an SPL match with Dunfermline.

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IT’S uncertain if Stevie Lawless believes in fate but his unwanted departure from Partick Thistle has proved to be a godsend.

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CAMERON Norrie paid tribute to his team-mates and the Glaswegian crowd for helping him end his rollercoaster homecoming weekend on a high. Playing in the city of his dad David’s birth for the first time, his father having made the 30-hour flight from the family home in Auckland to see him in action, the 23-year-old’s home debut fell flat on Friday night as he was unable to capitalise on a match point before succumbing to Jurabek Karimov in five sets. But his misery was transformed to happiness yesterday when he held his nerve to secure the winning point in this World Group play-off tie against Uzbekistan with a 6-2, 6-2, 6-0 win against Sanjar Fayziev. His task, admittedly, became significantly easier in late morning with the news of Denis Istomin’s withdrawal with an ankle injury but Norrie successfully banished thoughts of his ordeal on Friday and the outcome of this tie was never in doubt. By the end, as he raced through that final set, he could almost enjoy it. “I am extremely proud,” Norrie said afterwards. “All in all, today was pretty different from Friday. I was expecting to play Istomin and I felt like I wanted to prove something to myself and everyone that I could turn it around. But then I found out they had changed the line-up at the last minute.

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