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CLYDESDALE BANK SCOTTISH PREMIER LEAGUE
Venue: Easter Road
Date: Sunday, 19 February
Kick-off: 1500 GMT

Hibernian welcome back Leigh Griffiths, Paul Hanlon and James McPake from suspensions.
On-loan midfielder Tom Soares is a doubt, while left-back Callum Booth (Achilles) joins winger Danny Galbraith and Ian Murray on the sidelines.
Thomas Rogne is back in the Celtic squad after a calf injury. ...

CLYDESDALE BANK SCOTTISH PREMIER LEAGUE
Venue: Tynecastle
Date: Wednesday, 8 February
Kick-off: 1945 GMT

Hearts midfielder Ian Black is suspended, while goalkeeper Marian Kello is being overlooked after his refusal to accept a transfer.
Winger David Templeton is a doubt with a groin injury but left-back Danny Grainger is close to a return.
Striker Pawel Brozek could make his Celtic debut, having joined ...

David Healy is relishing his position as the club's senior striker after the loss of Nikica Jelavic left the Ulsterman as the main man up front.

With his international colleague Kyle Lafferty, and youngster Kane Hemmings both sidelinedby injury, Ally McCoist has supported Healy with wide men in recent outings.

But the 32-year-old is looking forward to shouldering the responsibility for goals in the coming weeks.

He said: "I've waited a long ...

SCOTTISH CUP
Venue: Caledonian Stadium
Date: Saturday, 4 January
Kick-off: 1245 GMT

Winger Aaron Doran has failed in his attempt to return from injury in time to face Celtic after suffering a hamstring injury in a practice match.
Midfielder Owain Tudur Jones came through the same match but is unlikely to feature in the Scottish Cup tie at home to Celtic after six months out.
Defender Daniel ...

Scottish Communities League Cup semi-final
Venue: Hampden Park
Date: Sunday, 29 January
Kick-off: 1500 GMT

Falkirk manager Steven Pressley has no injury worries ahead of Sunday's Scottish Communities League Cup semi-final against Celtic at Hampden.

Striker Farid El Alagui has shrugged off muscle tightness and will play.

Celtic defender Daniel Majstorovic could make ...

Kyle Bartley is looking for Rangers to bounce back as a team after admitting his mistake cost the side in the weekend draw with Aberdeen.

The on-loan Arsenal defender admits he was disappointed with his own role in Kari Arnason's goal that allowed the Dons to take the lead on Saturday.

But the 20-year-old Englishman is keen to put that, and the 1-1 result behind him and move Rangers forward with a home win over Hibs.

"It was a very disappointing ...