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Celtic 2-0 Hibernian

SILKY Celtic have ensured the race for the SPL title will go down to the wire after this convincing win over nine-man Hibs. Read

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McCoist vows to win final for brave boy Jack

WHEN Rangers take to the field for the UEFA Cup final on Wednesday Ally McCoist will hold a very special wish in his heart. Read

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1st Division

Clyde 2-0 Airdrie (agg 3-0)

COOL Clyde made sure they'll be playing First Division football again next season thanks to goals by a golden oldie and a classy kid. Gary McSwegan, still a threat at 37, scored the opener and 22-year-old Pat Clarke grabbed the second as John Brown's boys stayed up with a bit of style. Read

2nd Division

Stranraer 1-0 Arbroath (agg 1-3)

ARBROATH boss John McGlashan heaped praise on the beaten Blues and insisted they should have joined his Gayfield troops in Division Two. Stranraer battered the Red Lichties from start to finish and McGlashan admitted his boys were lucky to hold on for promotion. Read

3rd Division

Cowdenbeath 1-2 Arbroath [aet] (Agg 2-3)

ARBROATH boss John McGlashan watched his side finally shake off their play-off jinx then insisted his team are destined for promotion. After failing to win either of their play-off matches in the last two seasons Robbie Raeside's extra-time header saw Arbroath book a crunch clash with Stranraer. Read

English Football

McLeish: I'll be suicidal if Birmingham are relegated

ANXIOUS Alex McLeish has no regrets about joining Birmingham City - but admits he'll feel SUICIDAL if they are relegated from the Premiership today. Read