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Scotland: Life after World Cup heartache is bright for Billy Gilmour (opens the original)
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Billy Gilmour sits at Lesser Hampden, a beaming smile bursting across his face. The topic of conversation is revolving around him missing the World Cup in the summer, something that could have been defined by harrowing disappointment and regret. Instead, the Napoli midfielder's face lights up when asked about a night at the baseball in Miami, where the injured Scotland ace was asked to hobble on to the field and hurl the ceremonial first pitch. "I was nervous," Gilmour tells BBC Scotland, recoll
Celtic's Champions League defeat: Martin O'Neill takes responsibility after loss to LASK (opens the original)
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In the open air of the Raiffeisen Arena, with bedlam all around, there was nowhere to hide for Celtic or Martin O'Neill. The Scottish champions had endured one of the darkest nights in their European history. After going out to Kairat Almaty on penalties last year at this stage of the Champions League play-offs, that is saying something. Four goals up on aggregate against LASK, O'Neill's Celtic somehow conspired to implode in a second half with little sign of a response on the way to a 5-4 aggre
Rangers host Celtic in League Cup quarter-finals (opens the original)
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Rangers' reward for knocking out Premier Sports Cup holders St Mirren is a mouth-watering quarter-final against Old Firm rivals Celtic. Derek McInnes earned his first win as boss with a thumping 5-1 victory on Sunday and will now host Celtic. Stenhousemuir, who stunned Motherwell in extra time, will host last season's Scottish Premiership runners up Hearts. Aberdeen will go to Kilmarnock in an all top-flight tie, while Ross County welcome Hibernian to the Highlands. The games will be played acro
Scottish football summit: 'Critically important' meeting called on future (opens the original)
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The Scottish Football Association is to hold a "critically important" summit around the future of the national game. An email has been sent to all Scottish Professional Football League clubs to attend the forum, which will take place in St Andrews on 4 September. The email, which has been seen by BBC Scotland, says the SFA will "discuss opportunities" around homegrown talent and hear from clubs who have "optimised their elite talent development model". The memo also states the objective is to fo
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