St Mirren striker Kristian Dennis aiming for Hampden return as scoring run continues

Anne Hathaway has been enjoying her European getaway with her youngest son Jack, 2. The 39-year-old and her son were spotted vacationing in Rome on Sunday, Feb. 20. The Princess Diaries actress rocked a navy blazer and matching cap paired with a pair of jeans and big sunglasses as she held little Jack. Jack donned a fashionable white, red and blue tri-colored jacket and white pants as he rested in his mama’s arms.

Manchester United attacker Anthony Elanga looked as though he was hit by an object during his side’s 4-2 win over Leeds.In the first game in front of fans between the two at Elland Road since October 2003, the teenager dropped to the floor holding his head after Fred gave United a 3-2 lead in the 70th minute and the team celebrated by the corner flag. It looked as though the object was a coin thrown by a fan.Elanga, who was only on the pitch for three minutes after Ralf Rangnick substituted him on, was hurt by the object and subsequently received medical attention.

Bruno Fernandes was hailed by Manchester United supporters for his involvement in their fourth goal against Leeds on Sunday as Anthony Elanga put the game to bed.The Portugal international midfielder played a key role as Ralf Rangnick's side threw away a two-goal lead before adding another two goals at Elland Road.His most notable impact after scoring the second of the game was in setting up Elanga to make the score 4-2 after 87 minutes, having flicked the ball over Pascal Struijk before knocking the ball past Luke Ayling.With Elanga then sliding the ball past the despairing Illan Meslier, supporters went back to credit Fernandes as he gets back to his best in the Premier League.One fan wrote: "What a brilliant player he is. That flick was exceptional!!"With a second adding: "Don’t wanna jinx but Bruno of old is back."A third continued: "Imagine not rating Bruno Fernandes, phenomenal player."With a fourth concluding: "I don’t think any midfielder can do this in any league."Will Manchester United finish in the top four this season? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionFormer England winger Chris Waddle then said of the goal on BBC Radio 5 Live: "Another good goal.

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Jim Goodwin was delighted with the resolve his makeshift side showed to pick up a pivotal win against Ross County. St Mirren travelled to Dingwall missing several key players, including influential midfielders Jake Doyle-Hayes, Ethan Erhahon and Ryan Flynn.

Ross County tomorrow night. While he has been robbed of the services of several key players with various knocks and strains, he’s also without young prospect Dylan Reid who has had to return to school for the next fortnight ahead of important exams.St Mirren boss Goodwin believes it’s absolutely right the 16-year-old has swapped the training pitch at Ralston for the classroom, despite the fact it’s leaving him with one less option for tomorrow’s Premiership clash with the Staggies.

Jim Goodwin, who believes the Buddies are highly unlikely to be invited to the proposed breakaway competition that’s set to feature some of Europe’s biggest clubs. News of the Super League’s formation has rocked the football fraternity, with UEFA and FIFA strongly against the idea, with both threatening to stop players involved featuring in international matches - among numerous other sanctions.

Jim Goodwin insists he won’t rush striker Kristian Dennis back into Saints’ starting XI. That’s because the Buddies boss doesn’t want to see him join Ryan Flynn back on the treatment table.Dennis has had to make do with substitute appearances since returning from an Achilles’ tear earlier than anticipated.

SFA for misconduct - starting with tomorrow night’s Scottish Cup clash with Inverness.The Buddies boss will be banished to the stand for the fourth round tie and Wednesday’s Premiership trip to face Ross County in Dingwall.The third match of today’s punishment has been suspended until the end of the year.Goodwin was charged with misconduct for remonstrating with referee Don Robertson at the end of last month’s 1-1 draw with Hamilton - a result which cost his side a top six finish on goal difference.The St Mirren boss has since apologised for comments he says he now regrets and vowed to take any punishment coming his way.However he appealed for consistency heading into his hearing on Thursday - highlighting the fact Rangers boss Steven

St Mirren. Many Saints fans are nervously awaiting news of Fraser penning a new deal with the club, with his contract set to expire in the summer.

Livingston. St Mirren take on in-form Inverness Caley Thistle in Paisley tomorrow night hoping to seal a safe passage through to the last eight of the Scottish Cup.

Jim Goodwin made it abundantly clear that finishing in seventh position was the club’s new target after narrowly missing out on their initial top six goal. Unfortunately for the Saints that target took an early dent as Dundee United moved above the Paisley side following Saturday’s action.

Jim Goodwin believes his side’s disappointing defeat to Motherwell was the Buddies season in a nutshell. St Mirren walked away from Fir Park empty-handed despite dominating possession and spurning several chances to get on the scoresheet, with Jamie McGrath missing a penalty and striker Lee Erwin passing up two good opportunities.

St Mirren ’s biggest problem has been shipping goals at the wrong end of the park. Jim Goodwin has installed a relatively settled defensive unit, much like the one he played in during his time in Paisley.