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Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Michael O’Halloran is setting his sights on more special times after penning a new two-year deal with St Johnstone.The 30-year-old, who has two Scottish Cups and a League Cup to his name with the Perth club, is now signed up until the summer of 2023.O’Halloran turned down offers from other Scottish Premiership teams to remain a Saint for the foreseeable future.“I’m delighted to have my future sorted out,” O’Halloran said.“I was out of contract at the end of the season and had other options to consider.

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Scottish Cup final. The Perth side face two crucial matches to round off what has been a successful campaign.

Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.St Johnstone are dealing with a coronavirus blow ahead of Sunday’s Scottish Cup semi-final with St Mirren.The Perth club yesterday confirmed that two members of the playing staff tested positive for the virus and will miss out at Hampden.A further two players are also self-isolating, meaning four first team stars will be unavailable for selection for the crunch clash.Saints are going for an incredible cup double having already won the League Cup this season.Head of football operations Scott Boyd said: “The football club can confirm that two members of our playing staff have tested positive for COVID-19.“They will both be missing from the Scottish Cup semi-final on

Scottish Cup semi-final weekend. The Perth hopefuls have announced two players have tested positive for the virus and will miss their Hampden showdown with St Mirren on Sunday.

St Mirren after being hit by coronavirus.Two players have tested positive at the Perthshire club, with another two now self-isolating.St Johnstone are confident the game can still go ahead as planned, with every other player returning negative tests since the initial two players tested positive.Scott Boyd, St Johnstone's head of football operations, said: "The Football Club can today confirm that two members of our playing staff have tested positive for Covid-19."They will both be missing from the Scottish Cup semi-final on Sunday against St Mirren."Thankfully, after the latest round of testing, all results were negative."However, as a result of the positive tests, two other players have been forced to self-isolate due to Government