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SFL awards: Ally McCoist joy but Queens steal show

Rangers boss Ally McCoist won his first Manager of the Year Award last night, however it was Queen of the South that were the big winners at the Irn-Bru Phenomenal Scottish Football League End of Season Awards Dinner in Glasgow.

US investor John Nelms reveals his Dundee vision

THE potential investor in Dundee – former trialist with East Fife, John Nelms – wants to create a football academy in the city that will aim to provide the Dens Park club with a conveyor belt of talent for years to come.

Paul Hartley on Motherwell radar if McCall leaves

Alloa are bracing themselves for a raid for manager Paul Hartley should Motherwell boss Stuart McCall opt to leave Fir Park for Sheffield United.

Football Weekly: Arsenal win battle for fourth – podcast

There's a end-of-year atmosphere in the pod today, as the team discuss the weekend's action. There's that 5-5 send-off for Sir Alex Ferguson , sympathy for the Newcastle goal that never was and the present left in the away team's dressing room at Brighton. The season's not over yet for Sid Lowe…

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson bids farewell at 5-5 Premier League draw at West Bromwich Albion

Extraordinary was the career, extraordinary was the send-off. It began with a 3-3 draw at Forfar Athletic in 1974 and ended with a 5-5 pantomime.

Dunfermline Athletic 1-0 Alloa Athletic

Alloa are celebrating successive promotions as they returned to the First Division after seeing off Dunfermline 3-1 on aggregate in the play-off final.

David Muir salvages East Fife’s status

EAST Fife retained their Second Division status thanks to David Muir’s goal early in the second half, but they withstood a siege from Peterhead and rode their luck at times in a game the hosts had the better of.

East Fife: Manager Billy Brown considers future

Billy Brown casts doubt about his future as manager after leading East Fife to safety

Alloa: Steven Simmons hails manager Paul Hartley after promotion

Alloa midfielder Steven Simmons hails manager Paul Hartley after a second successive promotion campaign.