CELTIC arrested their poor run of home form in some style with a convincing 3-0 win over Kilmarnock at Parkhead.

A ROSS FORBES volley and Eggert Jonsson's dismissal completed a miserable afternoon for Hearts in Lanarkshire as the Edinburgh club suffered a defeat at the hands of Jim G

A superb header just two minutes from time from substitute Colin Nish and a deflected effort from midfielder Liam Miller deep into injury time earned Hibs a hard-fought victor

Pictures from all of today's matches in the SPL. CELTIC 3 - 0 KILMARNOCK

HAMILTON claimed their second win of the season against 10-man St Mirren to edge further away from the danger zone in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League.

TWO goals in the space of three second-half minutes sealed St Johnstone's first home victory in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League and left Falkirk still seeking a win thi

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HARMONY is in the air at Hearts. Csaba Laszlo declared yesterday he had had a "productive" meeting with club owner Vladimir Romanov this week, and revealed the topics

CELTIC chairman Dr John Reid has dismissed accusations of excessive financial caution by the club and insisted he will never allow them to be left at the mercy of their banke

HEARTS boss Csaba Laszlo has warned Christian Nade that he will be having "serious" words with him if the striker drops below the standard of performance he produce

HIBS boss John Hughes today admitted he still has to pinch himself in disbelief at having snapped up Republic of Ireland midfield star Liam Miller for nothing.

HAVING been booed by his own fans a few days earlier, Michael Stewart could probably have been forgiven if he'd shirked the responsibility when Hearts were awarded a pena

FORMER Scotland star Pat Nevin has revealed his one remaining ambition in football - to pull on a Hibs strip and play at Easter Road.

A BOOK as big as a paving stone and twice as thick dominates Dave Mackay's dining-room table, indeed the room itself. "You'll notice these covers the wife's pu

ENTERTAINING mavericks who flatter to deceive and end up well adrift of the real contenders. That stereotype used to be the familiar province of Tottenham Hotspur, a club that

IF NOTHING else, events at the Old Firm over the past 15 years confirm that few sideshows are more bizarre - or captivating - than the sight of football chroniclers scurrying

PETER McQuade could be accused of having three-way Fife loyalties this weekend but insists his attentions will be diverted in one direction alone.

WHEN Hibs visit Tynecastle the fireworks come as standard, and the South East Region under-14 Bill Sheridan Cup tie proved no exception.

ARTUR Boruc will undergo knee surgery for the second time in a year this week if Celtic can obtain clearance from Uefa to replace him in their registered Europa League squad.

KENNY Miller has urged the Ibrox hierarchy to ensure Walter Smith remains at Rangers beyond January, insisting they are fortunate to have him as their manager.