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Steven Gerrard's Rangers are flying high at the top of the Scottish Premiership and the battle for places is tougher than ever.  The Light currently have 12 stars out on loan in Scotland and beyond at present in a bid to give players some much needed game time.  From academy talents to out of favour first team squad members, Herald and Times Sport have examined how the Rangers loanees performed over the weekend.  Glenn Middleton (St Johnstone) – 2 appearances 0 goals The Scotland under-21 international got his first real taste of action for St Johnstone when introduced off the ...

© SNS Group Seventeen points behind leaders Hearts, eight above bottom side Alloa Athletic – Dundee’s stop-start season leaves them in a fight for second place and a shot at the play-offs. More than once this campaign, the Dark Blues have shot themselves in the foot and thrown away points that looked in the bag. Games against rivals Dunfermline and Raith Rovers immediately spring to mind at Dens Park. All four goals conceded in those two key clashes came directly from set-pieces. So, is defending a dead ball the Achilles’ heel that’s killed off Dundee’s title charge this season?

by Iain Collin © SNS Group Kai Kennedy (centre) celebrates after he makes it 3-1. Dundee slipped to a first defeat in eight games as Raith Rovers came from behind for victory at Stark’s Park. Osman Sow gave the Dark Blues the opener in just the fifth minute. Osman Sow celebrates his opener. But former Dundee defender Kyle Benedictus equalised midway through the first-half before Reghan Tumilty’s stunner put Rovers in front early in the second-half. Another superb strike from Kai Kennedy put the game beyond the Dens Park men in the 60th minute. Dundee new boys Dees boss James McPake...

Updated / Wednesday, 20 Jan 2021 22:49 Celtic's Scott Brown (L) is sent off Neil Lennon's angry rebuke of Celtic's Dubai critics failed to provoke a response from his players as they were held to another damaging 2-2 draw by a second-string Livingston outfit. The furious Parkhead boss let rip on Monday as he claimed his club had been hit with a "barrage of absolute hypocrisy" in the wake of their controversial winter training camp. If it was designed to show his players he was still up for the fight of salvaging their 10-in-a-row dreams, it did not work. Celtic did battle back from Ciaron Br...

Showtime Your Honor  Breaking Bad’s Bryan Cranston stars as a New Orleans judge forced to confront his own convictions when his son is involved in a hit and run. The ten episode mini-series from Showtime is “elegantly shot, with credible dialogue and a robust, well-made quality”, says The Independent. And Cranston is “back doing what he does best – playing the devoted parent”. Who Killed Sara? Released on 24 March on Netflix in the UK, this Mexican crime series has “gone down a hit with fans”, says the Daily Express. Starring Narcos’ Manolo Cardona, the story follows Ále...