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Alfredo Morelos will discover on Tuesday if he will face more disciplinary action over his flashpoint with Dundee United stopper Mark Connolly. The Colombian was booked when he struck the Irishman in the face with his arm during his side's 2-1 win on Sunday.

Steven Gerrard has doubled down defence of Alfredo Morelos and insisted he didn’t deserve to be red carded for his elbow on Mark Connolly.The Colombian was booked after catching the Dundee United stopper during an aerial challenge in Rangers' 2-1 victory at Tannadice. Gers strike legend Ally McCoist branded the striker “crazy” for the 12th minute incident but Gerrard is adamant referee Steven McLean made the right decision to only show him a yellow card. And the Ibrox gaffer was delighted after James Tavernier’s stunning free kick - his 17th goal of a remarkable season - and Connor Goldson ’s header either side of Liam Smith’s strike for the Tangerines earned a hardfought three points. The Tayside victory made it 27 games unbeaten this

Alfredo Morelos should have been shown a red card for his elbow on Mark Connolly.The Ibrox side continued their relentless form with a 2-1 over Dundee United at Tannadice today to make it nine consecutive league wins.However, a flash-point in the game came in the first half with the Colombian striker being shown a yellow card by whistler Steven McLean for a high elbow in the face of United man Connolly.Pundits and former Rangers duo Ally McCoist and Kris Boyd both insisted Morelos should have been given his marching orders.However, Gerrard played down the incident in his post-match interview feeling McLean dealt with the incident correctly at the time.When asked if he breathed a sigh of relief over Morelos not being shown red, he told Sky

Alfredo Morelos after the Rangers star appeared to aim an elbow at Dundee United's Mark Connolly. The Ibrox star was booked by referee Steven McLean but McCoist insists the striker was lucky to escape a red.

St Johnstone boss Callum Davidson moves quick to secure Millwall pair on loan“The information and photos they have provided have been invaluable and will, we hope, be of great interest when the book is published in time for Christmas.“In addition, when we began our research one of the things that we didn’t count on was Saints having a new management team, which means we are having to update the tail-end of the chapters on Tommy Wright, Callum Davidson and Steven MacLean.“Perhaps the greatest joy in this entire project has been unearthing lots of unknown facts and details about players from the very early days of the club.“Our earliest Great Saint began playing in the 1880s, while at the other end of the spectrum the most recent are still on

St Johnstone supporters have been reliving the greatest moment in the club’s history with a virtual Scottish Cup day.

Every football fan wants to watch homegrown talent rise through the ranks and proudly pull on the first-team jersey. Alistair Stevenson is no different.

Former St Johnstone forward Steven MacLean was not surprised to watch Stevie May start banging in the goals.

Jamie McCart set to prove himself all over again under new boss Callum Davidson“He is not easy on me, which isn’t a bad thing. He is on me like a rash 24/7.“The way to get the best out of me is to push me to my limits and Callum is very good at that.“He doesn’t make me sulk ever.

St Johnstone coach Steven MacLean ready to use his experience to inspireChairman of the club David Innes has been a member for six years - on the committee for three - and is keen to introduce more people to triathlon.“We have a membership from places covering an area set off by roughly Dundee, Aberfeldy, Crieff and Dunfermline,” said David.“Our swim training is at Kilgraston and in the winter we use Perth College UHI. Other than that, we’re out on the roads of Perth and Kinross.“Currently we only have adult members, probably from about 24 to 65.

Callum Davidson the correct call for St Johnstone, says Kieran McAnespie“Callum knows the club very well. He went away and gained experience with Gary Rowett at Stoke and Millwall.“He will have learned a lot at both of those clubs.