there's only three sets in the scottish premiership and its bottom side dundee united here at home toock and ross county winning against stjohnstone, those two results would mean dundee united would be relegated this evening. it is tight at the bottom of the table, if they can cancel out all the other noise by simply winning this match tonight, then they know they will live to fight another day. we're not expecting steven fletcher to be fit to play, and we understand there may be a big role for the substitute goalkeeper, young jack newman, 21 years old, there's questions about the usual keeper starts tonight or whether jack newman will be put in for what will be the biggest match of his career. dundee's premiership future could be on the line this evening. and matters further up the table, european places could be sorted out today, and before the weekend? absolutely, and that will happen if aberdeen win tonight, if they win at home to saint marron and hartz failed to beat rangers at ibrox, that'll be a tough test for glasgow. they are forth, chasing third place, aberdeen have a couple

united tomorrow. so lots to play for. dundee scottish premiership — after an 8 goal thriller which saw them edge queens park to seal promotion last night. second—half strikes from lyall cameron and luke mccowan proved the difference, in a 5—3 win over queens park — to see dundee top the scottish championship... queens park now go to a playoff round.... but dundee back in the top flight, after their relegation last season. involving sides towards the bottom. ross county's win over livingston means they're just a point off the bottom — after losses for kilmarnock and dundee united. hibernian also took a step close to qualifying for europe as they got the better of challengers st mirren. into the english football league now... it's the last day of the season on sunday for league one and on monday, the final standings in the championship and league 2 will be decided — although in the championship, the relegation battle is over. after huddersfield completed their revival under manager neil warnock on thursday night. joe lynskey repor

dundee united have had their relegation from the scottish premiership confirmed after they were beatenhaving conceded 70 league goals, while motherwell end the season in seventh. perhaps the biggest game of the day though was at rugby park, where kilmarnock ensured their scottish premiership survival with a rousing victory over ross county whose fate will now be decided in the relegation play—off. they sealed a 3—1win. a familiar picture at the bottom of the scottish premiership. the team who are not guaranteed to finish on 31 and 3a points in at ross county and kilmarnock. glasgow celebrations are green and white once again as celtic beat rangers 2—0 in the women's scottish cup final. in the first final to be played at hampden park, celtic got two goals in quick succession in the second half. natasha flint opened the scoring from a corner. the next goal may look like a replay but this time it was claire o'riordan who headed home. the final whistle blew to not only bring a trophy but consolation after they lost out on the league title in the dying minutes of the season last weekend. ju

kilmarnock remain in a fight for survival, as do bottom side dundee united and ross county who were both1 games with a two all draw against st mirren whilst fourth placed hearts beat aberdeen 2—1 to movejust two points behind them. staying in scotland, after well over a century of being in the football league, albion rovers have been relegated from league two — it's spartans who'll take their place after they won their pyramid play off final 1—0, 2—1 on aggregate. meanwhile hamilton academical are playing airdrie for a place in the championship next season. it's the second leg of their playoff final. hamilton were a goal down from the first leg but drew level on aggregate when connor smith put them ahead in the first half. it's currently still 1—1 on aggregate in the second half. tottenham have thrashed reading 4—1 in the wsl meanwhile watford have made an immediate return to the women's championship after beating nottingham forest 1—0 in the national league play—off. poppy wilson's first—half header was all that separated the two teams at stadium mk ensuring that wales' all—time leading

in the rest of the day's scottish premiership matches — ross county and dundee united exchanged placeswins for kilmarnock and motherwell. st mirren drew with hearts. and aberdeen—hibs was goalless. after four years out of the english football league, notts county are back after a nail biting finish in the national league play—off final against chesterfield. it took extra time and penalities to secure their move back to league two. patrick geary was watching. what must it have felt like to be and that notts county dressing room, to have earned 107 points but still be thwarted by wrexham? to force your nerves through the play—offs, where every decision and touch matters. chesterfield penalty less than five minutes in. andrew dallas stayed calm but caused mayhem. county fans may have felt fate against them. time ticked to minute 58, wherejohn bostock spotted a gap. notts county had their reprieve, the final this season into extra time. but chesterfield had been only briefly winded. armando dobra three minutes into the extra period had them back in front. where they had been 23 points behi

you're not watching speeches and pausing them in your spare time, you're watching the beloved dundee unitedrucial away game. yeah. against livingston. do you fear it could be a bad couple of years for both of the teams that you currently spend so much of your time supporting? i don't think united are in a particularly good spot at the moment, which is very frustrating for me. it's a big passion of mine and i'm fearing the worst at this point as i think a lot, you know, your fans are you think you're going down and the same with the snp going down. oh no, the snp are going up. you know, there's a lot of folk here who are hoping for the demise of the scottish national party, but nec i'm very confident about where we are. of the scottish national party, but i'm very confident about where we are. you know, we'rejust getting started and we're moving on to brighter and better things. i might test that with you in a few months�* time. stephen flynn for now, thanks forjoining me on political thinking. thank you. well, so much has changed in just a few months. back then, we used to hear from leaders

in the rest of the day's scottish premiership matches — ross county and dundee united exchanged placesunners up spot this season — and with it, a shot at qualification for the champions league. elsewhere, wins for kilmarnock and motherwell. st mirren drew with hearts. and aberdeen—hibs was goalless. after four years out of the english football league — notts county are back after a nail biting finish in the national league play—off final against chesterfield. it took extra time and penalities to secure their move back to league two. patrick geary was watching. what must it have felt like to be and that — what must it have felt like to be and that notts county dressing room, to have _ and that notts county dressing room, to have earned 107 points but still be thwarted by wrexham? to force our be thwarted by wrexham? to force your nerves — be thwarted by wrexham? to force your nerves through _ be thwarted by wrexham? to force your nerves through the _ be thwarted by wrexham? to force your nerves through the play-offs, | your nerves through the play—offs, where every decision and touch ma

dundee united are on the brink of relegation following a 3—0 defeat at home to kilmarnock.s issued an apology to viniciuer following his comments made to the brazilian star on social media after the forward was racially absued at valencia's mestalla stadium on sunday. despite the real madrid star's red card from that match being rescinded, an injury kept him out of their 2—1 win over rayo vallecano last night. prior to the game, both the supporters in the stadium and his real madrid team—mates paid tribute to the brazilian who joined them on the pitch before taking his seat alongside club president florentino perez. england manager gareth southgate is among many who have condemned the abuse directed at vinicius. it's a disgusting situation. i think it's so bad that, actually, it looks like it is going to force change. so, i'm hoping there will be something positive to come from it, because i think it has taken a central story, notjust in spain, but across europe and around the world and that can only help to affect change. he named his squad for the forthcoming qualifiers,

elsewhere, aberdeen secure third spot with 3—0 win over st mirren dundee united are on the brink of relegation people and he is injured at the moment, what's he do about getting fit and i don't think that's how we should work. i don't think that's how the best rehabilitation programmes would work. but he knows that we picked him because we felt until there was a church, he should be allowed to play. and when he comes back, if he plays well, then we will pick him. we're in to the final stages of the giro d'italia — with hopes still high of a british winner. with four stages to go geraint thomas has retained the leader's pinkjersey after finishing in the peloton today. but, the headlines came at the final sprint, as home favourite alberto dainese came out on top in the tighest of finishes. michael redford reports. this year's giro d'italia has been taunted by the weather and its withdrawals. entering its third and final week... but the finish line is now in sight. every stage matters that little bit more, especially for two british writers, geraint thomas has a lead to protect, the pinkjersey to

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