Aberdeen remain locked in talks with Eirik Horneland over their managerial vacancy, plus Celtic could claim bumper ticket allocation for Scottish Cup trip to Rangers.
Aberdeen remain in talks with Norwegian Eirik Horneland over their managerial vacancy, with no set deadline for an appointment. (Press and Journal - subscription required)
Celtic were denied a clear penalty in their Scottish Cup victory over Dundee, according to former referee Keith Hackett, who called for head of Scottish officiating Willie Collum to review the decision. (Football Insider)
Former Rangers head coach Russell Martin is the bookmakers' favourite for the Leicester City job after the Championship club sacked Marti Cifuentes. (Glasgow Times)
Celtic could claim an away ticket allocation of more than 10,000 for their Scottish Cup quarter-final trip to Ibrox, if signed off by both clubs and the police. (Daily Record)
Former Celtic striker Oh Hyeon-Gyu scored a magnificent overhead kick on his debut for Turkish side Besiktas, having signed from Genk at the end of the transfer window. (Scottish Sun)
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