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QPR boss Redknapp to try again for Spurs winger Townsend

QPR boss Harry Redknapp is chasing Tottenham winger Andros Townsend . read more

Alan Stubbs: Rangers win was ‘close to perfect’

RIGHT after Hibernian’s biggest win over Rangers for more than a century, Alan Stubbs told his players to savour the moment – but warned them against making it a boozy celebration.

Hearts trying to sign striker for Edinburgh derby

HEARTS head coach Robbie Neilson has not ruled out having a new striker in place for next weekend’s derby against Hibs after admitting he has already opened talks with players.

James Keatings has likeness to Hearts legend

IN HIS attempt to play down comparisons with Hearts legend John Robertson, head coach Robbie Neilson unwittingly likened James Keatings to the club’s all-time leading goalscorer.

Rangers ‘prepared’ for play-offs after Hibs defeat

KENNY McDowall admitted yesterday that Rangers may have to settle for the play-offs after Hibernian registered their biggest win over the Ibrox side in 102 years.

Falkirk 0-1 Raith Rovers: Conroy upsets the Bairns

A LATE smash and grab was enough to ensure Raith Rovers ended a sequence of four consecutive losses with a win over Falkirk, who failed to take the chance to move joint fourth and can have nobody to blame but themselves.

Kenny McDowall pays tribute to Ally McCoist

THE hamfisted managerial manoeuvring at Rangers was laid bare at Easter Road yesterday. Yet the 4-0 goal trouncing should hardly have been a surprise. When the Ibrox club’s ABA (anyone but Ally) approach to running their team affairs resulted in Kenny McDowall stepping up as Ally McCoist was…

Cowdenbeath 1 - 3 Dumbarton: Sons increase cushion

If YOU are Dumbarton, do you stick or twist? Yesterday’s 3-1 victory at Cowdenbeath has left the Sons nine points clear of relegation trouble in the Championship, but at the same time, Ian Murray’s charges are a tantalising seven points adrift of promotion places in a season where the…

Alloa 1-1 Queen of the South: Visitors pegged back

WHETHER this was a point gained or two dropped for either side remains to be seen, but in the end Alloa had moved closer to Cowdenbeath at the foot of the table, while the visitors had missed the opportunity to close in on the top three.