'Aberdeen savour the most perfect game ever played'
It might not have been pretty, but Aberdeen's long-awaited Scottish Cup final victory was one for raw emotion, writes Tom English.
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32 days ago
Celtic's man for all seasons maintains 16-year record
After standing imperiously for 45 years, Bobby Lennox's Celtic trophy record is felled by James Forrest, writes Tom English.
42 days ago
Why the Lions are a team that transcends sport
Those selected for the 2025 British and Irish Lions tour will rightly bask in their achievement - but it's only the initial step on a long journey, writes Tom English.
60 days ago
The Hampden goal by a Palestinian that will be cheered in homeland
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Aberdeen's Scottish Cup semi-final hero Oday Dabbagh has journeyed from the West Bank to the north east, writes Tom English.
The Hampden goal that will be cheered in Palestine
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Aberdeen's Scottish Cup semi-final hero Oday Dabbagh has journeyed from the West Bank to the north east, writes Tom English.
86 days ago
'A return to Scotland's worst of times under Clarke'
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Scotland's alarming defeat by Greece in the Nations League play-off leaves head coach Steve Clarke with much to ponder, writes Tom English.
89 days ago
'Scotland's great survivor Hanley basks in battle'
Grant Hanley has been written off, left out and cast aside. But the 33-year-old was there again when Scotland needed him, writes Tom English.
3 months ago
'Dessers leads way for weirdest Rangers team ever'
The conundrum of Cyriel Dessers epitomises one of the strangest Rangers teams in history, writes Tom English.
4 months ago
'Ireland live rent free in Scotland's heads - again'
There was a sense it was over almost before it began as Scotland suffered another chastening Six Nations defeat by Ireland, writes Tom English.
How Scotland went from title contenders to worried about Italy
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A spate of injuries has left Scotland without key players as Tom English looks forward to the Six Nations opener against a dangerous Italian side at Murrayfield.