Trevor Carson and the Celtic transfer pain he laughs about now as St Mirren goalkeeper explains move that never was

A top soap actor and singer will take to the stage for a two-night musical extravaganza later this month.

Sky News host Dermot Murnaghan has presented his final show on the channel - and he signed off by telling planet earth to "stay classy" before throwing his scripts into the air.

Motherwell bagged their first Premiership win in 12 attempts as they beat St Mirren 2-1 at Fir Park.

The Scottish Senior Football Referees' Association have reportedly called for the SFA to take action against Celtic after a banner was unveiled slamming linesman Douglas Ross.

A new promotional poster for The Flash showcasing Michael Keaton as Batman has been released following a buzzy Super Bowl clip in promotion of the forthcoming blockbuster. The 71-year-old actor reprises the role of the Caped Crusader more than three decades after his last appearance as the famed superhero in the Tim Burton films Batman (1989) and Batman Returns (1992).The Pennsylvania-born actor played opposite Jack Nicholson (as The Joker) and Kim Basinger (as Vicki Vale) in the first film, and Danny DeVito (The Penguin) and Michelle Pfeiffer (Catwoman) in the sequel.In the new poster, Keaton is pictured staring straight ahead against a smoky gray background with the text, 'Worlds collide.'Other posters released in promotion of the film show Ezra Miller as the titular character and Sasha Calle portraying Supergirl.  The latest: A new promotional poster for The Flash showcasing Michael Keaton as Batman has been released following a buzzy Super Bowl clip in promotion of the forthcoming blockbuster  A number of people on Twitter reacted favorably to seeing Keaton reprise the role - which has been played by a number of stars including George Clooney, Christian Bale, Ben Affleck and Robert Pattinson - in the 30 years since he wore the Batsuit.Actor Josh Gad noted the nostalgic element to Keaton's comeback at a time Harrison Ford is slated to reprise the role of Indiana Jones for this summer's Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, which also had a trailer air during Sunday's Super Bowl. 'Imagine going back to 1989 when Batman and Last Crusade are in theaters & your younger self asks what are you all excited about in 2023 & answering Michael Keaton playing Batman and Harrison Ford playing Indiana Jones,' he said.One user

Super Bowl and a major highlight for everyone is often the half time show.In the past we have seen some huge names and faces from the world of showbiz take to the stage to give viewers some first class moments.We've seen the likes of Michael Jackson, Prince, Beyoncé and Bruce Springsteen sing their hearts out in incredible performances.READ MORE: ‘Popeyes meme kid’ unrecognisable ten years later as he stars in Super Bowl adHowever with the show being live, there are occasional embarrassing blunders during the performances.Here at Daily Star we've decided to take a look at some of the most outrageous Super Bowl halftime show blunders.Beyoncé's put on a killer display at the Super Bowl in 2013. After her electrifying performance, where she was joined by Destiny's Child, the New Orleans Superdome was plunged into darkness for 34 minutes from a power outage.Many people blamed Queen B for the blackout because of her high powered performance however it was later confirmed that even though her show was electric, the blackout was not her fault.

Douglas Ross admits he did see the banner from Celtic fans directed at him in their Scottish Cup tie with St Mirren - but insisted his focus was solely on getting his decisions right.

Fuming Kris Commons insists VAR is not working either in the Scottish Premiership or English Premier League - putting the blame for incorrect decisions on "bad referees".

Rihanna admitted that she 'watched' Beyonce's past Super Bowl performances when opening up about her own preparation for her anticipated Halftime LVII concert.The Umbrella hitmaker, 34, explained on the latest episode of The Process With Nate Burleson, which also aired earlier Sunday, that the 32-time Grammy winner helped 'inspire' her.'I watched Beyoncé's halftime performances a couple of times,' the mother of one revealed.

Just when you think Celtic might be stymied, stifled and kept at least within reach of a lucky slugger’s punch … well, we all know what usually happens. Ask the St Mirren players who so effectively restrained and contained their hosts for so much of Saturday night’s Scottish Cup clash – yet still ended up being pummelled by Ange Postecoglou’s hardened winners.

Richard Taylor has been given a reprieve of his red card offence by the Sportscene panel after Celtic romped to a 5-1 win over St Mirren.

St Mirren put up a brave fight against Celtic but ended up on the receiving end of a bruising 5-1 Scottish Cup defeat after Richard Taylor picked up a costly red card at a key moment.

Gutted St Mirren boss Stephen Robinson believes Celtic’s VAR penalty award was the pivotal moment in their Scottish Cup defeat.

Stephen Robinson insists his determined Saints aren’t travelling to Celtic Park as tourists this evening.

Goalkeeper Trevor Carson admits it’s tough to accept he was hours away from netting a life-changing move to join the Hoops.

Chris Sutton is convinced Ange Postecoglou won’t do a Brendan Rodgers by bolting at the business end of the season.

Legendary St Mirren keeper Campbell Money says the news of his former teammate and mentor Billy Thomson’s sudden death has left him “heartbroken”.

St Mirren posted two of their biggest attendances of the season over the past 10 days – pushing their home crowds against Rangers and Celtic down to mid-table as far as their gate receipts go.

Impressed Kris Commons believes Aaron Mooy's brilliant Celtic form is a timely reminder to allow players time to settle at Parkhead.