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Celtic's Scott Brown (centre right) celebrates scoring his side's second goal. Steve Welsh

Celtic edge ahead of Rangers, Ireland's Daryl Horgan on target for Hibs

Steven Gerrard’s side head to Hamilton on Sunday looking to close the gap on their Glasgow rivals.

CELTIC MOVED three points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership on Saturday as James Forrest scored twice in a comprehensive 4-0 home win over Livingston.

Odsonne Edouard put the Hoops ahead in the 19th minute with his 10th league goal of the season before Scott Brown added a second after 57 minutes.

Forrest’s second-half double added gloss to the scoreline and ensured Celtic made it eight consecutive wins in all competitions since they lost to Livie last month.

Second-placed Rangers head to Hamilton on Sunday looking to close the gap on their Glasgow rivals.

Jack Ross’ first game in charge of Hibernian ended in a 3-1 victory over Motherwell at Easter Road.

Liam Polworth had put the visitors in front before a quickfire double from Christian Doidge and Florian Kamberi turned the game on its head inside the opening 25 minutes.

Substitute Daryl Horgan made sure of the three points with four minutes remaining as Motherwell missed the chance to go third.

Caretaker boss Austin MacPhee’s chances of landing the Hearts job on a permanent basis suffered a bodyblow as the Jambos conceded three times in the opening 16 minutes to lose 3-0 at Kilmarnock.

Chris Burke scored twice either side of an Eamonn Brophy goal to hand Killie their first league win in four games.

St Mirren moved off the bottom of the table as Sam Foley’s first goal for the club secured a 2-1 win over Ross County.

© – AFP, 2019

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    Mute Kingshu
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    Oct 6th 2022, 6:30 PM

    If they are forced to sell their P Shares (worth about 15-20 million) it will be the end of them as a Premiership team. Hopefully they can keep them as it makes it more likely they will return.

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    Mute Con Cussed
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    Oct 6th 2022, 7:54 PM

    @Kingshu: I think it was pre-mature to drop them out of the Premiership entirely. What if someone buys them won’t they lose revenue if outside of the Premiership for 2022-2023? Will this increase their debt situation?

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    Mute Stuart Collins
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    Oct 6th 2022, 11:51 PM

    @Kingshu: Harry wants you over in the emerging ireland thread :)

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    Mute Harry O'Callaghan
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    Oct 7th 2022, 7:37 AM

    @Stuart Collins: I obviously live in your head rent free. Yikes haha

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    Oct 6th 2022, 8:02 PM

    That’s very sad. It’s not the fan’s fault. I hope they get a buyer soon

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    Mute Stuart Collins
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    Oct 6th 2022, 7:50 PM

    OK I got one wrong last week.. Had Glasgow to beat ospreys… This week I’ll go Connacht, Lions, stormers, leinster, scarlets, ulster, bulls, benneton… Sa touring sides will struggle… Lions and sharks up against it..

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