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Lisandro Martinez was stupid, selfish and let the club down: Man United fans may have loved 'The Butcher' but losing his head is the latest act on the road to a bitter Old Trafford exit, writes CHRIS WHEELER
CHRIS WHEELER: We expect more from an experienced defender and World Cup winner. We expect more from a 28-year-old whose team-mates during his career included Lionel Messi.
Andoni Iraola has Liverpool's fearsome frontline firing, Alexis Mac Allister back to his best and is unlocking the best of Florian Wirtz... it is far too soon to count them out of the title race, writes LEWIS STEELE
Are Liverpool in the title race? The question has been bandied around this week - and conversations will only grow louder if they beat Arsenal at Anfield tomorrow.
Hearts keeper Reus hopes to use inside knowledge of his old boss Reedijk to prolong Hibs manager's false start as they clash in derby
WHEN Hibs appointed Marink Reedijk just over a month ago, there weren't many people within Scottish football who could claim to know much about the Dutchman.
Stats not good enough! Derek McInnes issues warning to his Rangers players over their profligacy in front of goal
Rangers manager Derek McInnes last night warned his side they have to ramp up the killer instinct in front of goal after branding their attacking stats in the semi-final win over Aberdeen 'embarrassing'.
Kevin Nisbet's lack of cool proved so costly for Aberdeen at Hampden... and underlines why he's not a man for the big occasion
In the build-up to this Premier Sports Cup semi-final, Aberdeen captain Kevin Nisbet spoke about the players needing to step up and deliver.
Aston Villa found Fulham harder opponents than Jamie Carragher as the London side fought back to earn a 1-1 draw, writes TOM COLLOMOSSE
Aston Villa might have had an apology from Jamie Carragher but Unai Emery's men found Fulham far more awkward opponents on difficult night at Villa Park.
Stephen Robinson proud of his battling Dons but injury crisis deepens
Aberdeen boss Stephen Robinson has revealed his injury crisis has become even more catastrophic
Angry Oliver Glasner fumes at 's*** situation' in explosive rant: Nottingham Forest boss warns players they need to change or he'll be sacked and hits out at 'pattern' of problems
Nottingham Forest manager Oliver Glasner launched into an extraordinary rant after his team's 2-0 defeat at Brentford on Saturday left them second to bottom of the Premier League.
Bruno Fernandes holds back TEARS after Man United's defeat by Chelsea in unsuccessful return to the side following Michael Carrick fall-out
Fernandes returned to the United side after being dropped for their loss against Bournemouth last week, when he was an unused substitute - but the game was again unsuccessful.
RANGERS 1 ABERDEEN 0: Ryan Naderi the Hampden hero as Light Blues squeeze past dogged Dons to reach final
Ryan Naderi is developing the happy knack of turning up in the right place at the right time for Rangers.
Doubts had been gathering about Roberto De Zerbi but not now, writes RIATH AL-SAMARRAI, after Tottenham brushed aside Crystal Palace 2-0
For the first time in 616 days, Tottenham have won three games in succession. If that proves Roberto De Zerbi's prowess over at least two of his predecessors, then he will presumably reserve some thanks to the…
Buoyant Bairns are a different beast this year after summer rebuild... and that spells bad news for Celtic
Was there ever any doubt that Falkirk would eventually get over their sticky start to the season and begin making their way up the Premiership table?
Coventry 3-1 Sunderland: Frank Lampard's side heap more misery on Black Cats as they secure key home win
ROSS HEPPENSTALL AT THE CBA ARENA: It was X-rated stuff from insipid Sunderland in what had been billed as an early-season relegation shoot-out, which was only a slight exaggeration.
James Trafford's old ghost returns to haunt him as Marco Rose's Bournemouth side claim another heavyweight scalp to make it six wins on the spin
JAMES SHARPE AT VITALITY STADIUM: How fitting it was, amid this season of ghouls and zombies, that it was one of James Trafford's old ghosts that came back to haunt him.
Brighton get REVENGE on Man City following Carabao Cup exit as Yasin Ayari's strike ensures back-to-back league defeats for Enzo Maresca's side
MANCHESTER CITY 0-1 BRIGHTON: Yasin Ayari made amends for Wednesday's penalty miss as his early strike enabled the Seagulls to deliver a crucial victory at the Etihad Stadium.
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