Scottish Premier Division 1976-1977A devastating two-minute period put Aberdeenâs ability to take the Scottish Premiership title race down to the wire in serious doubt, leaving Derek McInnesâ hopefuls with one belief and one fact from which to seek solace.
Scotsman.com » 5hOn what may prove to have been a season-defining afternoon for Ronny Deila and Celtic, the manic celebrations which greeted Tom Rogicâs goal-of-the-season contender in the 90th minute of a previously underwhelming display by the Scottish champions were understandable.
Scotsman.com » 5hSteven Anderson is a guy who epitomises St Johnstone. Playing in his 362nd game on Saturday, he broke the clubâs appearance record.
Scotsman.com » 5hMixu Paatelainen was ushered back to his technical area by police amid wild scenes towards the end of another dramatic Dundee derby yesterday. But the Dundee United manager doesnât expect to hear from the Scottish Football Association after he taunted rival supporters when his team scored a lateâ¦
Scotsman.com » 6hDundee United come back from two goals down to rescue a point against 10-man Dundee at Tannadice. (UK only)
BBC Sport » 8hLouis Moult says Motherwell are confident they can continue their winning run up until the Scottish Premiership split.
BBC Sport » 10hCELTIC defender Erik Sviatchenko is happy to win ugly to clinch five-in-a-row.
Daily Express » 11hMIXU PAATELAINEN last night rammed Dundee fansâ taunts down their throats.
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