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The Met Office is warning of snow and torrential rain set to hit Britain in the coming days. According to the UK's national weather service, an active jet stream is to bring a change to the weather with a series of low-pressure systems across the country.The first of these low-pressure systems will cross to northern regions including Scotland bringing extraordinarily wet and windy weather hitting winds of up 77km/h.

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Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.St Johnstone will face St Mirren in the semi-final of the Scottish Cup.Callum Davidson’s Perth stars booked their last four ticket thanks to a stunning and dramatic penalty shootout win against Rangers at Ibrox on Sunday night. The Buddies also advanced on spot-kicks, defeating Kilmarnock.The Hampden meet will take place on the weekend of May 8.Saints are hunting for a historic double after lifting the League Cup back in February.

Scottish Cup action it's been - and we're not done yet. The line-up for the last four is almost complete and places at Hampden await for that final quartet.Hibs were first to book their place with a skin of their teeth victory over Motherwell on penalties on Saturday.

Scottish Cup weekend rolls on to a cracker in Glasgow. Premiership champions Rangers host Betfred Cup winners St Johnstone with both sides eyeing up a domestic double.

Nathan Patterson and four other players for breaking Covid regulations. Patterson, alongside Bongani Zungu and Calvin Bassey and youngsters Dapo Mebude and Brian Kinnear were handed a six-match ban in March, two games of which are suspended until the end of the season.

Rangers ' Covid rule breakers following an appeal. First team trio Nathan Patterson, Bongani Zungu, Calvin Bassey and kids Dapo Mebude and Brian Kinnear, both out on loan, were handed a six-match suspension in March.

St Johnstone are about to get a lot more familiar as Scotland's two silverware winners get ready for a double header. First up is a league clash at McDiarmid Park before the weekend sees the Scottish Cup quarter-final at Ibrox.

Celtic ditching the Scottish football after the European Super League bombshell. The St Johnstone boss admits there is "always a fear" of the biggest teams walking away from their domestic leagues after the European big guns revealed their controversial plot.

Scottish Cup quarter-final. The competition was suspended in January due to the coronavirus pandemic and has been forced into a congested schedule.

Steven Gerrard 's squad were sourced from south of the border. We've seen Connor Goldson arrive from Premier League side Brighton while backup left-back Calvin Bassey came from Leicester.

Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Saints boss Callum Davidson feels for Scottish Cup opponents Clyde due to their jam-packed schedule.The League One side will travel to Perth this weekend for what will already be their eighth fixture of the month.Ahead of the fourth round tie, Davidson said: “It’s really tough for the League One and League Two teams at the moment because of the schedule.“It has been really hard on them playing three games in a week at times so as a manager you appreciate how difficult that is and even more so when they’re part-time.“It will be hard on them physically and mentally playing games and working at the same time.“We have watched Clyde already but we’ll get another two