St Johnstone in ominous Scottish Cup final update as club face 'ongoing situation' with Covid

Stockport's Ukrainian Club is alive with activity - and concern.

River Plate's director of football has claimed that there is no truth to the rumour regarding Edinson Cavani joining the club at the end of the season.

It’s been over a week since Russia began its invasion of Ukraine.

Endometriosis is an incredibly common condition, it is thought to affect 10 per cent of women.

Wilson Chapman editorJohnny Brown, the actor, comedian and singer best known for his role as superintendent Nathan Bookman on the popular 70s sitcom “Good Times,” died Wednesday. He was 84 years old.Brown’s death was confirmed by his daughter, Broadway actress Sharon Catherine Brown, through a post shared on her Instagram. No further details on Brown’s death are available at this time.“He was literally snatched out of our lives.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not watched “One Plus One Equals Two,” the finale of the first season of “The Boys Presents: Diabolical.”Amazon’s animated anthology “The Boys Presents: Diabolical” launched Friday, just under two months out for the third season premiere of its parent series, “The Boys.” While the majority of the bite-size shorts that make up the adult cartoon’s first season serve mainly as “a bloody amuse-bouche for Season 3” of the OG show, per “The Boys” showrunner Eric Kripke, there are pieces of the third-season plot that will be served up straight from the delicious chaos in “Diabolical.”First, there’s the finale episode, titled “One Plus One Equals Two,” written by “Diabolical” showrunner Simon Racioppa, which centers on Homelander’s (played by Antony Starr on “The Boys,” and voiced by him in this animated episode) introduction into the Supes of the Seven and the bond he forged with Black Noir (played by Nathan Mitchell on “The Boys” but voiced by no one in this because he’s always silent) out of working together to cover up a mostly accidental massacre on Homelander’s part. (Starr was arrested for alleged assault after these interviews were conducted.) “The finale is canon, yeah,” Kripke told Variety.

 fans are in for some fun cameo surprises when season 5 drops later this year, and while Peyton List can't divulge about exactly who joins in on the fun in the upcoming season, she says it was so impressive it freaked out the cast!The 23-year-old actress spoke to ET's Cassie DiLaura and they got on the topic of celeb cameos after discussing Carrie Underwood's surprise appearance during season 4. The Grammy-wining singer appeared in «The Fall» episode and sang «The Moment of Truth,» which was originally performed by Survivor on the soundtrack to the original 1984 film, .List said she was on set the day Underwood filmed her scene, and it was quite a sight.«They were having me train for the tournament scenes and I was just trying to learn all of the karate,» List explained, «but I got to go in and see her and she had her tour bus there and all of her people there.

Elon Musk has refused to bow down to officials of some governments who have urged him to remove Russian news sources from SpaceX's Starlink Internet service.The billionaire CEO took to Twitter with an extreme reaction to the requests as he claims he would have to be at 'gunpoint' to remove them.The tweet, posted today (Saturday, March 5), read: "Starlink has been told by some governments (not Ukraine) to block Russian news sources. "We will not do so unless at gunpoint." The tweet comes less than 24 hours after the Tesla founder shared his support for Ukraine and the citizens of Russia who are standing against the Russia-Ukraine war.

Ukraine beauty queen who has taken up arms to fight Russia is pleading for donations to help war victims. Anastasiia Lenna recently stepped away from her job as a public relations manager to defend help people who have become victims of Vladimir Putin's war on Ukraine.But the brave model has returned to social media to share a link for people across the world to donate to those who have become victims of the ongoing conflict. The 24-year-old wrote on Instagram: "Hi, people from all over the world, my name is Anastasiia Lenna and I am Miss Ukraine."As you have heard on every news channel our people are in a fight to defend our homes from unprovoked invaders.

Dancing On Ice stars Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean have slammed former Strictly dancer James Jordan as they hit out at claims that the show is "fixed".Judges Jayne, 64, and Chris, 63, admitted feeling "bored" at suggestions the show is giving an unfair advantage to contestants who come in with professional dance training as they cited James as an example of the lack of truth behind the accusations.Viewers have hit out at former Strictly professional Brendan Cole on the current series as they feel his professional dancer training has helped him progress on the show.But now Jayne and Chris have insisted that Brendan's one-time Strictly colleague James put on a “very weak” performance as a skater before he won the show in 2019.Talking to The Sun Jayne said: “We're used to it, aren't we, Chris really?”They then confessed being "bored" of the accusations as Chris said: “We're just judging what we see.“But the majority of the time, it's the viewers at home that are voting to keep people in.”Jayne then gave James as an example saying: “James Jordan, we were very excited that he was doing it.“But his actual skating skills at the beginning were really very weak, very poor, and it was only the fact that he went away and worked really hard that moved him on.”Their comments came after Happy Mondays star Bez, 57, said he felt contestants with pro dance training had an advantage after he was voted off the show.He told The Sun: “For everybody, we're all in the same boat. Everyone has to learn how to skate and that is such a hard skill to learn.“You've got to give everyone credit for it.

St Johnstone boss was basking in the afterglow of an historic weekend that saw his side become only the fourth club to win the Scottish and League Cups in the same season. He knows success may come at a price, however.

St Johnstone in their Scottish Cup date with destiny will forever be remembered as club legends. Shaun Rooney, Zander Clark and the rest are unlikely to ever pay for a pint in Perth again after securing a momentous Cup Double - the first seen outside of Glasgow for over 30 years.

Scottish Cup. And now he's ready to beg the authorities in Perth to let them celebrate it with supporters in their own city as soon as it's safe to do so.Davidson achieved legendary status at Hampden by beating Hibs 1-0 and picking up his second piece of silverware of the season after lifting the Betfred Cup in February.There were joyous scenes among Saints players, staff and chairman Steve Brown at the end.But the McDiarmid Park club did it with no fans in the stadium and Davidson wants to put that right when Covid restrictions allow it.

Callum Davidson did after his St Johnstone heroes clinched the Scottish Cup on Saturday against Hibs. The achievement means both domestic cups are heading back to Perth in the club's greatest ever season.It's the first time a side outside of Glasgow has managed the feat since Aberdeen in 1990.The 2014 triumph in the same competition was their first ever major honour but Davidson has now delivered numbers two and three in his first season as manager since taking over from Tommy Wright.

Scottish Cup triumph. Shaun Rooney's winner - just as it was in the Betfred Cup final in February - secured a historic Double for the Perth side as they triumphed over Hibs at Hampden.

St Johnstone into dreamland at Hampden in the Scottish Cup Final - then nonchalantly said the Perth Saints have their sights on next season's Premiership title. The right-back known as the 'Bellshill Cafu' nodded home in the 32nd minute to down runners-up Hibs and clinch the Cup Double, in a repeat of his heroics in the Betfred Cup Final against Livingston.

Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.He used to swing by Dunblane to make sure a young Callum Davidson made it to training.Now John O’Neil is delighted to be watching him steer St Johnstone to the brink of a domestic cup double.The former midfielder remembers a quiet and intelligent young man opening the passenger door to hitch a lift. He would never be the loudest in the car, far from it, yet he was respected by everyone.A superb talent on the pitch, O’Neil has been mightily impressed with how he has handled his first position as a manager off it.“It wasn’t the best of starts for him when you look back on it,” O’Neil said.

Scottish Cup Final. The Hibees take on Callum Davidson's St Johnstone in the Saturday showpiece at Hampden as they bid to win the cup for the fourth time in their history.

Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Callum Davidson wants to remember this week for the rest of his life.And on Friday the cup double-chasing St Johnstone manager will take a moment to himself to soak it all in.Perth has turned blue and white ahead of Saints going for Scottish Cup glory against Hibs at the national stadium.Bunting hangs in the city centre streets, local landmarks are proudly adorning club colours while shop and pub fronts are bathed in flags, scarves and memorabilia. Fans may still be unable to attend in person due to the coronavirus but Davidson feels their support and love.“I’m probably going to take a long drive around Perth myself and soak it all up,” he said.

Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.It was his first 90 minutes in more than three months.And St Johnstone stalwart Murray Davidson produced the expected performance full of determination and desire.His work in the middle of the park alongside Liam Craig played a big part in helping Saints to secure European football on Saturday.With minutes in the legs, Davidson now comes into contention for next weekend’s huge Scottish Cup final against Hibs.Having missed out on the 2014 heroics and this season’s League Cup win, manager Callum Davidson will be taking all safety precautions - particularly in times of COVID-19 - to make sure his midfield man makes it.“The lads have hardly trained the last two weeks so

Join thousands of others and get the latest West Lothian Courier news and sport sent straight to your inbox.Callum Davidson yesterday hailed the spirit of his squad as St Johnstone eye a special return to European football.The Perth club has been working hard to deal with an ongoing and “very concerning” coronavirus situation over the past week.Four players missed out on the Scottish Cup semi-final victory against St Mirren at Hampden last Sunday.And there were further absentees in Wednesday evening’s 4-0 Scottish Premiership defeat at Celtic.Saints manager Davidson admits the last seven or eight days have been the least enjoyable since he entered the hotseat.A fifth-place showdown with Livingston takes place at McDiarmid Park tomorrow