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‘It is going to be strange, emotional’: Andy King relishing Leicester return

The Bristol City player-coach talks to Ben Fisher about returning on Saturday to the club he helped go from League One to the Premier League title

The Guardian - UK

St Johnstone set to sign Welsh international Matt Smith from MK Dons

The 22-year-old will complete a switch to McDiarmid Park from the League Two outfit.

The National (Scotland)

Lokayukta traps Haveri DDPI while accepting bribe

The Lokayukta police trapped a Deputy Director of Public Instruction (DDPI) and Second Division Assistant (SDA) while accepting bribe for clearing a pension application in Haveri on Friday.

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East Kilbride Thistle boss thrilled by pre-season displays ahead of Shotts test

The Showpark have enjoyed some good wins - and performances - in their first two outings

Daily Record

A look back at the life of Craig Brown as former Scotland boss dies aged 82

Brown is the last man to lead Scotland to a World Cup finals, taking the team in France 25 years ago.

The National (Scotland)

Champions Renfrew reflect on season to remember after double trophy success

Having been confirmed as title winners the week before, there was a celebratory mood in the air at the last game of the season.

Daily Record

Renfrew stretch lead at top of table to seven points with crucial Glasgow Perthshire win

The New Western Park club are still leading the way in WoSFL Second Division after an impressive 3-0 win on Saturday.

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Leeds United hero Chris Kamara's emotional Elland Road return ahead of Brentford clash

Chris Kamara won promotion to the top-flight at Leeds United in 1990.

Leeds Live

New Neilston boss Kevin Muirhead determined to reignite club's promotion hopes

Muirhead has joined the Farmer's Boys from WoSFL Second Division side Muirkirk.

Daily Record

Renfrew prepare for title rival clash with St Anthony's with Wishaw win ahead of huge cup final

The New Western Park side are hoping to stretch their lead at the top of the Second Division table.

Daily Record

Celtic hero Frank McGarvey tribute paid by Clyde ahead of Kelty Hearts clash

The League One club held up the shirt McGarvey wore when they won the Second Division almost 30 years ago

Daily Record

Slow start costs Renfrew against Cumnock but boss praises second half performance

The New Western Park side were beaten by top tier side Cumnock Juniors in the South Challenge Cup.

Daily Record

Auchinleck have got themselves a star in Ali Boyle, admits Craigmark boss Ryan Caddis

The Craigmark chief let Boyle go with praise ringing in his ears following the switch to Talbot, writes Mike Wilson.

Daily Record

Thorn Athletic boss hopes team can take cup form into league derby clash with St Peter's

The Johnstone side pulled off another cup upset last weekend, toppling Second Division side St Anthony's 4-1 in the WoSFL Cup.

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The Guardian - UK

Has a football manager ever replaced their successor?

Plus: fewest games for Golden Boots; promoted teams losing more than relegated sides; and more prolific uncapped players

Liverpool Echo

Decorated Liverpool goalkeeper worked in factory after retiring before becoming viral sensation

Tommy Lawrence endured a long apprenticeship at Anfield before making the Liverpool goalkeeper's jersey his own and was a dependable and much-loved stalwart of Bill Shankly's first great Reds side

Liverpool Echo

'Step aside, peasants' - Stylish Rangers wonderkid boosted Liverpool after controversial transfer before brutally stunning Kenny Dalglish

Willie Stevenson had to travel halfway across the world to engineer his exit from Glasgow Rangers before ending up at Liverpool and playing a big role on and off the field in Bill Shankly's first great Reds side

Liverpool Echo

'It didn’t go down well' - Liverpool legend was denied manager's job after emotional Bill Shankly tribute

Merseyside was plunged into mourning for the second time in nine months on this day in 1981 when Bill Shankly died, the legendary Liverpool manager's passing prompting a wave of poignant tributes including one which may have prevented one of his former Reds heroes getting the Anfield job he had…

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Daily Record

Rutherglen Glencairn boss sets sights on Scottish Junior Cup triumph

Willie Harvey wants silverware to make up for the club's early exit from the senior competition

Daily Record

Relentless Renfrew maintain perfect start to season with Forth Wanderers win

The New Western Park club are joint-top of the WoSFL Second Division after racking up five wins on the spin.

Daily Record

Muirkirk set for SFA ineligible player probe after goal hero on suspensions list

The West of Scotland League Second Division side beat Kello Rovers 2-1 on Saturday but the victory has been overshadowed.

The National (Scotland)

Union SG director in no need of encouragement from Celtic-supporting Glasgow relatives ahead of Rangers games

IT did not take long for Chris O’Loughlin’s relations in Scotland to contact him after Union Royale Saint-Gilloise had been drawn to play…

Chronicle Live

'United fans have never forgotten us': Why Frank Clark values his Fairs Cup medal as much his European Cup one

A serial winner with Newcastle and Forest, John Gibson caught up with his old friend as the clubs prepare to meet on opening day

Liverpool Echo

Calvin Ramsay can follow in the footsteps of seven Liverpool legends

Liverpool are set to continue their proud history of signing Scottish players with the capture of Aberdeen's Calvin Ramsay

The Independent UK

‘The greatest thrill is playing at Wembley’: What the FA Cup final used to mean

As supporters return in full capacity for the first time in two years, the historical and cultural significance of the FA Cup final cannot be understated, writes Miguel Delaney, at a time when football’s communal values continue to be under threat

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