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Hearts
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Brendan Rodgers hailed Celtic’s ‘incredible run’ after they broke a Lisbon Lions record with a 4-0 win over Hearts at Parkhead
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Liam Boyce and Ryan Dow scored in Ross County’s 2-1 home win over Aberdeen 2-1, while Hearts dropped points at home to Partick Thistle
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Rob Kiernan and Barrie McKay scored in a 2-0 win to beat Hearts and send Rangers four points clear in second place
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The podders look back on the culmination of the Champions League group stages. Plus, Leicester blow it in Porto; Swansea face Sunderland; and who the heck is Ian Cathro?
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Hearts’ appointment of a young, innovative head coach in Ian Cathro should be applauded, but the reaction from many in the game was all too predictable
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Inverness and Hearts shared a thrilling 3-3 draw in the Scottish Premiership and in the Championship leaders Hibs defeated Falkirk 1-0
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Aberdeen, Hearts and Kilmarnock all recorded wins in the Scottish Premiership as Hibs moved to the top of the Championship
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Partick and Motherwell draw 1-1 in the Scottish Premiership and Queen of the South retain top position in the Championship after 0-0 draw with Hibs
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Josh Meekings scored a late winning goal as Inverness recorded their first victory under manager of Richie Foran
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Leigh Griffiths scored his 30th goal of the season to earn Celtic a 3-1 win at Hearts in the Scottish Premiership
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Inverness beat their rivals Ross County 3-0 with Liam Polwarth scoring and Murray Davidson scored two goals while Hearts are soundly beaten 3-0 by St Johnstone in the Scottish Premiership
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Northern Ireland international Jim Magennis reported the allegation of racist abuse to Police Scotland after Kilmarnock lost 1-0 at Hearts
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Dundee United moved to within eight points of relegation rivals Kilmarnock after a 3-0 win at Ross County as Rangers extended their Championship lead to 11 points with a 1-0 win over St Mirren
Scottish Premiership: Celtic extend lead to 25 points as Rangers implode