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Maitland-Niles marauding run against Newcastle Zech Medley played 64 minutes for Kilmarnock as they lost 3-2 to Ross County in the Scottish Premiership. The result leaves Tommy Wrights new side bottom of the table after 32 games. Daniel Ballard played the full match as Blackpool were held to a 1-1 draw at home to Wimbledon in League One. Ellis Simms opened the scoring on the hour mark before a 92nd-minute Ollie Palmer strike ensured the points were shared at Bloomfield Road. Matt Smith played 7...

Play video Watch Arsenal video online Nicolas Pepes fine individual strike at Wolves is our February Goal of the Month, presented by Sportsbet.io! The Ivory Coast international picked the ball up to the left of the area, beat two men and then curled a superb-right footed strike into the far corner. Pepes strike finished with 28.1 per cent of the votes cast, with Kieran Tierneys goal against Benfica in Athens finishing in second place. Katie McCabes rocket in our Womens Super League win against...

NI Player Watch | Steven Davis helps Rangers to league title success Northern Ireland skipper Steven Davis celebrated winning the league title with Rangers at the weekend after the Glasgow outfit clinched the Scottish Premiership. The influential 36-year-old was in the side that defeated St Mirren 3-0 at home on Saturday. Rivals Celtic’s failure to beat Dundee United at Tannadice the following day saw Rangers confirmed as champions.  At the other end of the Scottish Premiership table, Kilmar...

Swindon Town assistant manager Tommy Wright says his team must treat Accrington Stanley with the same respect as anyone other side Photo: Dave Evans FAILING to treat Accrington Stanley with the same respect as Sunderland will see Swindon Town lose consecutive away games, according to assistant manager Tommy Wright. Town travel up to Lancashire to take on a Stanley side whose Crown Ground stadium contains almost 45,000 fewer people, when at capacity, than the Black Cats’ Stadium of Lig...

© SNS Group Dundee United welcome Celtic to Tannadice tomorrow. Dundee United find themselves in no man’s land at this late stage of the season. In a way, that is good as they should have few worries about being dragged into a relegation dogfight at the bottom of the Premiership, with seventh spot representing stability in their first season back in the top flight since 2015/16. In others, there’s a feeling of disappointment around the camp that their chances of finishing in the top six lo...

Rangers close to within a point of title as fans gather to celebrate

ANALYSIS: Optimism tempered with a healthy dose of reality has Dundee United right where they need to be © Shutterstock Feed Dundee United boss Micky Mellon. You would imagine even the most optimistic Dundee United fan would now concede their chances of making the top six are slim. In the same breath, the hardest-to-please Arabs will be content at where the team finds themselves in their first season in the top flight since 2016. That probably sums up the Tangerines’ Premiership campaign so ...

As a kid growing up in Dunblane, Callum Davidson famously excelled in four sports — football, golf, tennis and squash — to the point where he could have represented Scotland at international level in

“We should’ve been able to, not just hang on, but look for that second goal. “Even though they equalised we still had two good chances at the end. It’s fine margins, as always. “We’re ambitious so we’re disappointed.” “We’re always disappointed to concede because, as a unit, we pride ourselves on getting clean sheets” The 29-year-old former Aston Villa man insists the Terrors were frustrated as they let their levels slip in the second half to allow Killie back into the gam...

Recap as St Johnstone overcome Livingston at Hampden to win Betfred Cup Saints take on Livingston at Hampden today hoping it will be third time lucky in league cup finals St Johnstone have won the Betfred League Cup after a 1-0 win over Livingston at Hampden. Shaun Rooneys header after 23 minutes was enough for the McDiarmid men who were the better team on the day. In a game of few chances, the right wing back rose highest at a corner after a scrappy first half hour. Josh Mullin went closest f...