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Scottish Premier Winner 2009/10 Win Outright: Celtic 8/13 Bet on the SPL with Sky Bet! Click here for Sunday's scores and scorers Click here for match summary Click here for full match report Click here for updated SPL table Celtic manager Tony Mowbray has urged striker Scott McDonald to guarantee himself a place in the side by scoring goals.
Interview: Eddie May, Falkirk manager from a distance, Falkirk's...
FROM A distance, Falkirk's travails this season have seemed to be the classic case of an upstart young manager receiving his deserved comeuppance.
Scott Arfield celebrates his goal for Falkirk. Bet on the SPL with Sky Bet! Click here for Sunday's scores and scorers Click here for match summary Click here for full match report Click here for post-match reaction Click here for updated SPL table A late equaliser from substitute Mark Stewart gave Falkirk a share of the spoils as they drew 3-3 ...
Early-bird Boyd shoots down St Mirren
Rangers' Kris Boyd celebrates after scoring a goal against St Mirren in their Scottish Premier League football match at Ibrox yesterday.
Falkirk gear up for Celtic clash
FALKIRK take on Celtic tomorrow knowing that the odds are firmly stacked against them in their search for the first win of the season.
McBride eager to experience his first taste of derby fever
By Ben Rumsby PLENTY of Hibernian players will be making their Edinburgh derby debuts today, but Kevin McBride has yet to sample a cross-city clash of any kind.
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Griffiths earns first call-up to Under-21 squad
DUNDEE striker Leigh Griffiths has been handed his maiden call-up to the Scotland Under-21 squad for next Saturday's European Championship qualifier in Azerbaijan.
Struggling Bairns snap up Moutinho
Falkirk boss Eddie May has bolstered his Bairns squad by bringing back Portuguese striker Pedro Moutinho on a short-term deal.
Smith takes hands-on Falkirk role
Falkirk assistant Alex Smith will assume a hands-on role to help rookie manager Eddie May through the club's poor start to the season.
St Mirren 0 - 2 Hamilton - match report
HAMILTON claimed their second win of the season against 10-man St Mirren to edge further away from the danger zone in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League.
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St Johnstone 3 - 1 Falkirk - match report
TWO goals in the space of three second-half minutes sealed St Johnstone's first home victory in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League and left Falkirk still seeking a win this season.
Scotland: Celtic pull clear at the top, Hamilton win
Celtic pulled four points clear of Old Firm rivals Rangers at the top of the Premier League with a comfortable win over Kilmarnock at Parkhead.
SPL: TV strip show by Graham Stack helped bond HIbs for Rangers clash
GRAHAM Stack made an a*** of himself on television on Friday - then claimed he only did it for the craic.
Hearts 0 Falkirk 0 Bairns claim a well-deserved point at Tynecastle Stadium.
Bairns claim a well-deserved point at Tynecastle Stadium. HEARTS 0 FALKIRK 0 Attendance : 14,172 Scottish Premier League Eddie May's men were more than worthy of their draw but had a number of chances to claim a maximum haul in the capital.
Saints Deliver Familiar Matinee
Derek McInnes watched a familiar 'movie' on Saturday afternoon at Rugby Park when his St Johnstone side won the artistic battle against Kilmarnock but ultimately left pointless.
Hearts 0 - 0 Falkirk - match report
HEARTS were booed off after an uninspiring performance saw Csaba Laszlo's side fail to break down bottom side Falkirk in a goalless Clydesdale Bank Premier League clash at Tynecastle.
Barr urges Bairns to get a move on
Falkirk captain Darren Barr has warned they cannot leave it too late to pick up their first Scottish Premier League victory of the season.
HEARTS HOPEFUL ON STEWART Hearts 8/15 Draw 3/1 Falkirk 11/2 Click here for Hearts news Click here for Falkirk news Click here for head-to-head stats Hearts captain Michael Stewart is expected to recover from an ankle injury in time for Saturday's Clydesdale Bank Premier League game against Falkirk.
Falkirk 1 - 3 St Mirren: May eats his words again as Buddies heap more misery on hapless Falkirk
FIRST the good news for Falkirk supporters: they finally ended their goal drought after 520 minutes yesterday.
St Mirren triumph 3-1 over Falkirk
THREE second half goals from Craig Dargo, Billy Mehmet and Tom Brighton handed Saints a well-deserved victory at Falkirk Stadium to give them a healthy eight point cushion over the SPL basement boys.
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