St Mirren have secured their place in the Scottish Premiership for next season after defeating Partick Thistle 2-1 on aggregate in the play-off final. Interim manager Craig McLeish expressed his desire to stay on.
Partick Thistle have reached the play-off final after a victory, with goals from the match highlighted in a video. The article also previews other sporting events and interviews.
Hearts can clinch the Scottish Premiership title with a win over Falkirk and a Celtic loss to Motherwell, marking a potential first title since 1960, despite Celtic's five-game winning streak under Martin O'Neill.
St Mirren defender Alex Gogic has condemned the abuse teammate Ryan Mullen received from fans after the team's 6-2 Scottish Cup semi-final defeat by Celtic. Mullen made a mistake leading to Celtic's opening goal and then went off injured after 15 minutes, forcing 17-year-old Grant Tamosevicius onto the pitch for his debut. Gogic, a Cyprus international, called the abuse 'disgraceful' and 'disgusting', defending Mullen as a 'top goalkeeper' who gives everything. Manager Craig McLeish admitted the injury crisis may force the club to sign an emergency loan goalkeeper.
Celtic net six goals to St Mirren's two and set up a return to Hampden in the Scottish Cup final against Dunfermline Athletic.
