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SIR ALEX: MY PAL ARCHIE WON'T LET BOLTON SURRENDER TO CHELSEA MARTIN O'NEILL yesterday exploded in anger at Rafael Benitez's latest claims in the Gareth Barry row, branding them "absolutely crazy". FANS BACK BOSS SVEN Battle For England's Premier Crown SOCCER SHORTS - NO GO MO ROSS WALLACE has rejected the chance to join Mo Johnston's Toronto. The former Celtic winger is on the transfer list at Sunderland. SOCCER SHORTS - BOSS MAN BRI FORMER Forfar and Dumbarton manager Brian Fairley is to take over as boss of juniors Linlithgow. |
CELTIC 2-0 HIBERNIAN Goals from Stephen McManus and Scott McDonald propel Celtic to victory over nine-man Hibernian. SCOTS COLLAPSE AS DURHAM WIN Scotland's Friends Provident Trophy knock-out stage hopes end as they tumble to defeat against Durham. BAIN MAKES TRANSFER FUNDS PLEDGE Rangers chief executive Martin Bain tells manager Walter Smith funds will be made available to strengthen the squad next season. ZENIT GEAR UP WITH ALKMAAR DRAW Rangers' Uefa Cup opponents Zenit St Petersburg draw 2-2 with AZ Alkmaar in their Uefa Cup final preparations. DUNDEE UTD TO COMPLAIN ABOUT REF Dundee United will complain formally to the Scottish FA about referee Mike McCurry's performance in their defeat by Rangers. |
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| CELTIC 2 - 0 HIBS: CELTIC REFUSE TO LET TITLE SLIP FROM GRASP CELTIC'S victory ensured that, in all likelihood, the outcome of the Premier League championship will be determined on the last day. RANGERS 3 - 1 DUNDEE UTD: 'WHAT'S THE POINT?' FUMES LEVEIN THERE was a moment during Craig Levein's extraordinary post-match denunciation of referee Mike McCurry's performance on Saturday when it seemed the Dundee United ma FIRST EUROPEAN FINAL MARKED START OF A GOLDEN AGE Belief soared as Rangers marched to Cup Winners' Cup final of 1961 WIGAN 0 - 2 MAN UTD: FATED GIGGS GOAL GIFTS A TENTH TITLE TO FERGUSON RECORD-HOLDER Ryan Giggs marked a lifetime's loyalty with the best present possible as he delivered another Premier League title to Manchester United. NOVELTY FACTOR OF FACING FOREIGNERS HELPED MCMILLAN REACH PRIME ON BIG STAGE RANGERS' appearance in a first European final owed much to a little inside-forward known to all and sundry as the Wee Prime Minister. |
UNITED RETAIN TITLE WITH WIGAN WIN Club Atlético de Madrid sealed the Primera División's final UEFA Champions League qualifying berth after a 1-0 home victory against RC Deportivo La Coruña. INTER LAPSE GIVES ROMA HOPE AC Siena twice came from behind to draw 2-2 at FC Internazionale Milano and leave the Nerazzurri just one point clear of AS Roma who defeated Atalanta BC. ALEXANDER KEEN TO CAP CAREER REVIVAL Neil Alexander will complete a remarkable 12 months that started as a substitute in the English second tier by appearing in the UEFA Cup final this Wednesday. CHELSEA FACE WAIT ON INJURED TERRY Chelsea FC are hopeful that John Terry will be fit for the UEFA Champions League final on 21 May despite dislocating his elbow against Bolton Wanderers FC. |
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DONS DENIED CUP VICTORY IN STOPPAGE-TIME <![CDATA[ <b>Aberdeen 1 - 1 Celtic</b> <br>Gordon Strachan insists a Scottish Cup quarter-final replay against Aberdeen was the only fair conclusion to their clash with the Dons after Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink grabbed a dramatic injury-time equaliser at Pittodrie. ]]> |
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PLAY-OFF LOSERS AWAIT GRETNA VERDICT Gordon Strachan hailed Celtic for their part in an entertaining clash against Hibs at Parkhead - then claimed only the three points mattered. ALL'S WELL FOR EURO-BOUND STEELMEN Motherwell will represent Scotland in next season's UEFA Cup after Hibs' 2-0 defeat to Celtic guaranteed third place for Mark McGhee's side. |
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