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7 biggest gripes with the 2018/19 Scottish Premiership fixture list
It’s that time of year again. The SPFL have released the fixtures for the upcoming football season and, along with anticipation building around the wonders of what could lie in wait, there has been a healthy dollop of bleating to go along with it. Tradition is tradition after all.
Stephen O’Donnell has made right impression with Scotland
Any straw poll of players to emerge with the greatest credit from Scotland’s tour of the Americas would find a high ranking for Stephen O’Donnell. The Kilmarnock right-back received his first senior call-up late but went on to be one of only two performers to play every minute of the defeats by Peru and Mexico.
BT Sport reveals the five Betfred Cup games it will show live
Five Betfred Cup group games will be shown live on BT Sport, two of them involving Hearts. The first game to be screened will be Kilmarnock v St Mirren on Friday 13 July. Next up is Raith Rovers v Hearts on 21 July, with the game taking place at East Fife’s Bayview due to work at Stark’s Park.Dundee v Dunfermline on 22 July is also live, as is Clyde v Motherwell on 28 July and Hearts’ v Inverness Caledonian Thistle the following day.
English clubs to be invited to play in Irn-Bru Cup
The Irn-Bru Cup will become a complete British and Irish affair after Uefa gave the SPFL approval
to include two teams from England’s Vanarama National League in next season’s knockout competition.
In pictures: Top 20 Scottish Premiership players still out of contract
The transfer window doesn’t open until 9 June, but with most Scottish clubs forced to deal exclusively in free transfers there has already been a wealth of activity since the 2017/18 season concluded. Several stars have left their old sides to sign with new teams, though the futures of several other notable players remain undecided.
From The Scotsman
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