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Kenny Dalglish is concerned that disciplinary action taken against Albian Ajeti and Kemar Roofe could 'undermine' referees in Scotland.Swiss striker Ajeti faces an SFA rap for simulation in order to win a penalty against Kilmarnock, while Ibrox ace Roofe faces. a two-game ban having received a notice of complaint over a tackle on St Johnstone midfielder Murray Davidson.

Celtic and Rangers are no different and their respective transfer gurus Nick Hammond and Ross Wilson will have spent countless hours putting together a January wishlist. But even the most of detailed signing plans can change when a big-name option becomes available.

Neil Lennon and Steven Gerrard have faced off and this one will be the most important yet given what's at stake.While Rangers sit atop the Scottish Premiership they know that only a win will guarantee they maintain an advantage given their rivals have a game in hand in which to gain a two point gap.With the Hoops on course for Ten In A Row it's now or never for Gerrard in his quest to re-establish the Ibrox club as Scotland's top dog.And while he's not won any silverware in his two years at the helm, the Scouser has improved results against Celtic when compared with his predecessors.The derby had become a procession before his arrival with the result more a question of how may the Hoops would rack up rather than who would win.Here we look

Rangers game for free to help stop the spread of coronavirus.With the Premiership match behind closed doors, fans are desperate to watch their heroes in a game that could be critical in deciding the destination of the league title at the end of the season.The SNP leader has warned fans on both sides of the Glasgow divide of the risks that travelling to a bar in England or another household to watch the game might entail, and instead encouraged supporters to watch the clash between Neil Lennon and Steven Gerrard's sides at home.And she believes removing the pay barrier for those who cannot afford a Sky package will remove the urge to have large gatherings or take other unnecessary risks.In Thursday's virtual coronavirus briefing, Sturgeon

Celtic and Rangers for pre-season friendlies next week. The Glasgow pair travel to France for warm-up games ahead of the new term and Garcia insists his side faces tough games ahead.Rangers face Lyon first at the Groupama Stadium with Celtic taking on the French giants two days later, with both clubs also facing Nice in the tournament.