Motherwell 2016-2017Aberdeenâs season has been reborn by the excellent play of on loan Norwich City midfielder James Maddison. The playmaker has slotted right into the No.10 role and provided extra energy, dynamism and a goal threat from deep that Derek McInnesâ side were lacking until his arrival. In honour of theâ¦
Scotsman.com » 21hHearts strikers have been engaged in extra shooting drills this week. While they again drew a blank here â¨maybe they arenât needed.
Scotsman.com » 4dHearts win at Motherwell for the first time since 2010 to move up to second in the Scottish Premiership.
BBC Sport » 4dThe Football Association is awaiting âfull and unfettered disclosure of all available material from the Daily Telegraphâ as the corruption allegations engulfing football saw Southampton assistant manager Eric Black implicated.
Scotsman.com » 5dArsenal and Bayern Munich have become the latest big sides to track Moussa Dembele, Celtic can reach the Champions League knockout stages according to two Parkhead stars, and Rangers have expressed their surprise after the SFA dismissed charges against both themselves and Hibs following theâ¦
Scotsman.com » 5dScott McDonald scores late to rescue a point for Motherwell against Partick Thistle at Firhill. (UK only)
BBC Sport » 9d⢠Lonsana Doumbouya scores first for Caley ⢠Ross County hold Hearts to draw A powerful display by Inverness resulted in them comprehensively beating Dundee 3-1 at the Caledonian Stadium. Goals from Lonsana Doumbouya, Greg Tansey and Liam Polworth put them in control before Nicky Lowâs lateâ¦
Guardian » 10dPartick Thistle remain rooted to the bottom of the Premiership table after an afternoon of missed opportunities, principally from lone striker Ade Azeez.
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