St Mirren 1-2 Hibernian: Porteous and Boyle make the difference in Paisley
MILLWALL’S loss continues to be Hibernian’s gain.
Matty Kennedy says Derek McInnes should continue to pick Rangers bound Wright
ABERDEEN winger Matty Kennedy has backed the decision to keep playing Scott Wright despite the midfielder having agreed a pre-contract to move to Rangers in the summer.
History making Cassidy Todd is determined to become a heavy hitter
THERE are few acts braver than a boxer willingly stepping into the ring knowing the physical ordeal that lies ahead.
McCord glad to have physical and mental sparring in lockdown training
MENTAL health experts would probably give it a fancy title like expressive group therapy. For Calvin McCord, however, it is just old-fashioned mickey-taking.
Melanie Woods spins the positives after earning a Paralympic academy berth
THREE years on from the accident that changed her life forever, Melanie Woods is looking forwards rather than backwards.
Bryce sisters still knocking it for six despite coronavirus lockdown
SHE never got the winter sunshine she had been hoping but, that aside, this hasn’t been a bad year at all for cricketer Kathryn Bryce.
Stephen Robinson unfazed by criticism of Motherwell's game plan against Rangers
STEPHEN ROBINSON insists he doesn’t care about people moaning about Motherwell’s display at Ibrox on Saturday because it shows they had Rangers worried.
On the continent: Ronald Koeman in over his head at Barcelona
NEIL LENNON is not the only European manager to discover this season that no amount of success as a player can inure you from criticism once your failings in the dug-out start to become evident.
Emily Dark sticks to her guns ... and the sky is the limit
YOU never get too old to listen to your mother. Emily Dark may be an established Scotland hockey international on the cusp of a GB breakthrough, a third year physics student at the University of St Andrews and a future RAF pilot, but that hasn’t stopped her taking on board some well-received maternal wisdom.
Lusia Steele ready to take the first step on her road to Olympic dreams
FOR Lusia Steele, the road to the 2024 Olympics begins today in Bulgaria. The Renfrewshire cyclist is quick to point out that this is only the first step on what will be a long and eventful journey but a change in the format of women’s team sprinting has opened a door for her at an early stage.
