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BBC Scotland's chief sportswriter Tom English previews Sunday's Rangers v Celtic Scottish Cup semi-final. → Read More
Ken Buchanan was of Leith and Edinburgh, but he was one of the most accomplished fighters the cruellest sport has ever known, writes Tom English. → Read More
The Scottish Rugby Union says it will not sanction an external inquiry into the death of international player Siobhan Cattigan. → Read More
Rory McIlroy had imagined seeing his name atop the Open leaderboard on Sunday night. Instead he was left to rue another missed opportunity. → Read More
Emotion in the galleries and on the course as Tiger Woods bids farewell to St Andrews, but not to the Open Championship. → Read More
As St Andrews prepares to host the 150th Open Championship, Tom English tells the story of Tom Kidd, winner of the original Claret Jug. → Read More
Up to 100,000 fans of the Glasgow team were expected to travel to the Spanish city for the Europa League final. → Read More
Tom English asks can a Rangers side ravaged by injuries to key forwards cause yet another upset against RB Leipzig in the last four of the Europa League? → Read More
Josh Taylor's status as world champion remains 'undisputed' in name alone, but Tom English asks what is next for the Scot? → Read More
Scotland secure successive Calcutta Cup wins after a dramatic late penalty try helps them claim a nerve-shredding Six Nations victory over England at Murrayfield. → Read More
Scotland's ability to overcome adversity against Israel ensured a special night at Hampden, writes BBC Scotland's Tom English. → Read More
Dominic McKay's short-lived tenure as chief executive leaves Celtic fans with more questions than answers, writes Tom English. → Read More
Hearts and Hibs can look forward with confidence if they continue to build on early season momentum and the promise shown in a terrific tussle at Tynecastle, writes Tom English. → Read More
Winning in Austria has not only put Scotland in control of their World Cup hopes, it has altered perceptions too, writes Tom English. → Read More
Scotland's whole continues to look less than the sum of its parts as they face a World Cup showdown in Austria, writes Tom English. → Read More
Few of the pre-match predictions came to pass but the goal that won Rangers the Old Firm derby would be wearily familar to Celtic, writes Tom English. → Read More
Finn Russell almost missed out on the British and Irish Lions tour but the Scot made his mark in the series-ending loss to South Africa. → Read More
Kyogo Furuhashi scored three goals but his influence on Celtic went far beyond that, writes Tom English. → Read More
Steve Clarke must repair his players' badly bruised morale after a masterclass in Scottish football angst, writes Tom English. → Read More
Even if Ange Postecoglou becomes Celtic manager - and a good one - their failure to secure Eddie Howe exemplifies one calamity after another, writes Tom English. → Read More