| P | GD | Pts | ||
 | Celtic (C) | 33 | 52 | 81 |
 | Rangers | 33 | 40 | 63 |
 | Motherwell | 33 | 5 | 55 |
 | St.Johnstone | 33 | 6 | 50 |
| Dundee Utd | 33 | 12 | 49 | |
 | Hearts | 33 | 9 | 48 |
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Rather than ending their home SPL campaign with a bang, Rangers were held to a goalless draw by Motherwell in a dismal 90 minutes at Ibrox. It was another emotional day at Ibrox with the supporters once again showing their unwavering support for the team, who did a lap of honour at the end. Many fans were safe in the
Results on the park might be secondary to Rangers at the moment, but how they wish they could brush aside their off-field problems as easily as they gained three points against Dundee United. They demolished Peter Houston’s men with a five-star show which confirmed they will finish in second place. However, with Rangers in administration they have been banned from
Super-sub Jamie Bain may have put the Diamonds closer to the First Division play-offs thanks to his late strike adding to what could be vital goal difference. However one player further away from the play-offs is Willie McLaren, sent off at the death for violent conduct along with East Fife's David White.The home side were missing Ryan Donnelly, red carded
Ross County players and fans partied at Victoria Park having secured a 3-0 win on the day and the league title midweek. A brace from Michael Gardyne and a Colin McMenamin header saw the Highlanders comfortably defeat their nearest challengers and extend their unassailable lead at the top of the First Division to 20 points.With the league title in the
With revenge on their minds Terry Butcher's men set about St Johnstone from kick off and never let their hosts of the back foot in an early spell of pressure that clearly rattled the Perth men and seemed to set the tone of the first half. That early pressure almost paid dividends when on ten minutes Johnny Hayes left Craig
Patrick Clarke scored a penalty in the fifth minute of injury time to cancel out Paul Lawson’s goal for Ross County to deny the highland outfit, Nathan Mackenzie reports from Victoria Park.County manager Derek Adams was unhappy with the penalty decision from Steven McLean even though the draw means Ross County extend their lead at the top of the First
St. Johnstone boss Steve Lomas admitted that it was grit and endeavour that got them through this game in their push for fourth in the Spl while Paolo Sergio was left cursing the officials as his patched up side fail at McDiarmid Park. Cillian Sheridan came back into the starting line up for St.Johnstone after serving a one match suspension,
Glasgow City moved top of the Premier League with a comfortable 9-0 win over SWPL new girls Aberdeen at Petershill. Just a minute into the game being played at a sun-bathed Petershill Park, City thought they had got off to the perfect start when Leanne Ross hit the back of the net, however it was ruled offside. But five minutes
Rangers denied their arch rivals Celtic the chance to seal the SPL title at Ibrox after emerging 3-2 winners on an enthralling afternoon in Govan. With the sun shining in the Scotland’s biggest city, the Glasgow giants played out an enthralling Old Firm encounter, which saw three red cards and Celtic manager Neil Lennon sent off at half-time, then warned
Ross County extended their lead at the top of the First Division to 14 points after a Colin McMenamin tap in was enough to beat a toothless Partick Thistle.The playing surface at Firhill had taking quite a kicking from the rugby the night before and didn’t make it easy for the teams to pass the ball around it. However Partick
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