Saints up into fifth after edging past Hibs in Leith
St. Johnstone defeated Hibernian at Easter Road to move into fifth place and maintain their excellent record against the Hibees. Callum Watt reports.
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REACTION: Ross & Alexander reflect on thriller cup tie
Following Saturday’s pulsating Scottish Cup meeting, Hibs manager Jack Ross and Motherwell boss Graham Alexander summed up their emotions post-match. Callum Watt reports.
Read moreHibs do it the hard way as penalties send them to Hampden
Hibernian made it to the Scottish Cup semi-final after requiring penalties to squeeze past Motherwell in a quarter final thriller. Callum Watt reports.
Read moreSpartans FC – Community Spirit Redefined
Despite being separated this past year, people have been forced to rely on each other more than ever. Callum Watt tells the story of how Spartans FC played their part in helping those around them.
Read moreMotherwell beat high-flyers Hibs to boost survival hopes
Hearts loanee Jordan Roberts shone for the Steelman in the capital, as his goal and assist for Devante Cole earned Motherwell a 2-0 victory over Hibs at Easter Road. Callum Watt reports.
Read moreHibs defeat 10-man Hamilton as race for third continues
An early Martin Boyle goal and a second half header from Josh Doig saw Hibernian claim three more points in their battle for third place, despite a spirited performance from 10-man Hamilton. Callum Watt reports.
Read more‘Hibsed It’: The Sequel?
After Hibernian’s 3-0 League Cup semi-final defeat at the hands of St Johnstone last weekend, Scottish football once again laughed and threw out the adage of “Hibsing It”. Is this accusation justified, and if so, what are the factors that have contributed to this weak mentality? Callum Watt examines how the club has reached this point and what has to be done to eradicate underachievement in Leith.
Read moreThe Inside Story of Scottish Football Streaming
With the fans across Scotland unable to support their teams in person, clubs have adopted a pay-per-view streaming service to allow supporters to watch matches from the comfort of their own homes. Callum Watt explores the ins and outs of streaming Scottish football and considers whether this model could extend past the current regulations.
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