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Ahoy Senor tipped to impress at Cheltenham Gold Cup by Grand National-winning trainer Lucinda Russell
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Lucinda Russell tips Ahoy Senor to impress at Cheltenham Gold Cup

Scotland prop targets strong end to Six Nations before focus turns to World Cup
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Scotland prop targets strong end to Six Nations before World Cup focus

SPFL quality questioned as Japan leave out Reo Hatate and Kyogo Furuhashi
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SPFL quality questioned as Japan leave out Hatate and Furuhashi

Cameron Norrie breezes past Andrey Rublev to book quarter-finals spot
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Cameron Norrie breezes past Andrey Rublev to book quarter-finals spot

St Mirren goalkeeper Trevor Carson signs one-year contract extension
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St Mirren goalkeeper Trevor Carson signs one-year contract extension

Scotland saw signs of ‘clear progression’ in defeat to world number one Ireland
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Scotland saw signs of ‘clear progression’ in defeat to Ireland

Former Celtic captain Scott Brown enjoying life after leaving limelight to begin managerial career
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Scott Brown enjoying life after leaving limelight for manager role

Scotland’s only professional basketball team Caledonia Gladiators to invest over £20m in new stadium
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Caledonia Gladiators plan new £20m arena that will be 'finest in Europe'

No decision made on Scotland goalkeeper position with three in contention to replace Craig Gordon
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Clarke yet to decide on new Scotland number one amid Gordon absence

Steve Clarke names Scotland squad for Euro qualifiers as Angus Gunn replaces Craig Gordon
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Clarke names Scotland squad for Euro qualifiers as Gunn replaces Gordon

Next FIFA World Cup to have 40 more matches as four team groups remain
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World Cup to have 40 more matches as four team groups remain

Andy Murray loses to Jack Draper in first ATP Tour clash between British pair
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Andy Murray loses to Jack Draper in their first ATP Tour clash

Gary Lineker challenges Elon Musk and Twitter over threats to son
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Gary Lineker challenges Elon Musk and Twitter over threats to son

John McGlynn thrilled with Scottish Cup semi draw as Falkirk land Inverness
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McGlynn thrilled with Scottish Cup semi draw as Falkirk land Inverness

Who is likely to feature as Steve Clarke names Scotland squad for opening Euro 2024 qualifiers?
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Who might feature in Scotland squad for opening Euro qualifiers?

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Celtic to play Rangers in Scottish Cup semi-final as lower league finalists guaranteed with Falkirk vs Inverness
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Old Firm semi-final in Scottish Cup as lower league finalist guaranteed

League One Falkirk come from behind to beat Ayr United and reach semi-final of Scottish Cup
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League One Falkirk beat Ayr United to reach semi-final of Scottish Cup

Connor Goldson pleased with Rangers recovery after third straight victory
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Goldson pleased with Rangers recovery after third straight victory

Stuart Hogg and Finn Russell withdraw from Scotland squad for Italy game
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Stuart Hogg and Finn Russell withdraw from Scotland squad

Ben White admits Scotland need to become more clinical to defeat top teams
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White admits Scotland need to become more clinical to defeat top teams

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John Swinney urged to act in bid to reverse near-record alcohol deaths in Scotland
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Swinney urged to act in bid to reverse near-record alcohol deaths

Applicants sought to take over running of long-established Acrehead dairy farm in Dumfries and Galloway
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Applicants sought to take over running of long-established dairy farm

Irn-Bru submits plans to transform The Kelpies into unicorns in new campaign
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Almost half of Scots suffer sunburn at least once a year, research finds
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Tens of thousands in remote areas to receive faster broadband
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Tens of thousands in remote areas to receive faster broadband

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Callum McGregor determined to add to Celtic’s silverware this season
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Callum McGregor determined to add to Celtic’s silverware this season

Andy Halliday signs up for another season with Motherwell
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Andy Halliday signs up for another season with Motherwell

Brendan Rodgers, David Gray and John McGlynn up for top manager gong in Scotland
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Rodgers, Gray and McGlynn up for top manager gong in Scotland

Aberdeen put money on the line to secure 20,000 tickets for Scottish Cup final against Celtic
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Aberdeen put money on the line to secure 20,000 Scottish Cup final tickets

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Mark Williams beats John Higgins in tense decider to reach Crucible semi-finals

Luke McCowan doesn’t expect Rangers guard of honour at Ibrox
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Luke McCowan doesn't expect Rangers guard of honour at Ibrox 

Why is the SFA changing rules on transgender players and what does it mean?
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