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Ange Postecoglou as he looks to book his first trip to Hampden as Celtic boss. The Australian's side welcome underdogs Raith Rovers and will be confident of seeing off the Championship side at home to secure a semi-final spot.

Aberdeen 's brilliant start to the season was dramatically ended as Raith Rovers produced heroics in the Premier Sports Cup. Second half goals from Dario Zanatta and Ethon Varian secured a famous victory as John McGlynn's side thrilled the home fans packed into Stark's Park.It all had started so well for the Dons but Jay Emmanuel-Thomas' incredible first half strike counted for nothing as the much-changed starting XI came unstuck.Stephen Glass has earned kudos for his fearless management style but his side's regression against Raith will certainly be a pause for concern as an early chance of silverware has slipped away.

Rangers boss to win the gong after Walter Smith and Mark Warburton. And it makes it a hat-trick for Gerrard after he was also named Scottish Football Writers’ Association and SPFL Manager of the Year.The 40-year-old beat Scottish Premiership rivals David Martindale and Callum Davidson, along with Raith Rovers boss John McGlynn from the Championship, to the award.

Steven Gerrard could scoop an awards treble after picking up a nomination for PFA Scotland Manager of the Year. The Premiership-winning gaffer is up against St Johnstone's Callum Davidson, David Martindale at Livingston and Raith Rovers manager John McGlynn.

#SPFL | @ICTFC pic.twitter.com/SKS0W1KyLB MacGregor's deal runs in the Highlands until May 2022 and will come at a price.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.The paramedic behind a campaign which raised £200,000 for Paisley hospital patients is hoping people will dig deep once again for a permanent thank you to frontline medical staff.Paul Shaw teamed up with Paisley businessman John McGlynn to set up the RAH Covid Patients’ Appeal in March which raised an incredible £200,000 for patients who couldn’t receive visitors during the first wave of the pandemic.Now he’s reopened the appeal’s Facebook page and is asking for people to donate what they can to create two memorial benches at the Paisley hospital as a thank you to staff for all they’ve done and are continuing to do.Paul said: “My friend Matt Drennan is