Football

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  Hearts 0 Celtic 4: Over the line but not out of sight yet?

  CELTIC are in danger of forgetting what it feels like to be unhappy.

• FA may seek Scot for England job

  Football Association chairman David Bernstein today said the next England manager will ideally be English or British but must above all be "the best person" available.

• Willie Young: big games need big referees to make big decisions

  HE peers into the distance as more than 40 refs, clad in blue training gear, traverse his line of vision in the manner of the US cavalry jogging on patrol.

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  Neil Lennon hails Celtic's 'best' performance

  Neil Lennon described last night's 4-0 rout of Hearts at Tynecastle as Celtic's finest victory and performance since he became manager 23 months ago.

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  Daniel Cousin answers the call as striker returns to Rangers

  EVEN the good news coming out of Ibrox had the potential to turn to disappointment.

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  Seconds out, but knockout blow arrives swiftly as Celtic pummel Hearts into submission

  GONE in 33 seconds.

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  Neil Lennon instils blinkers-on attitude at Celtic

  Neil Lennon has told his Celtic players to ignore any well-meaning supporters who try to congratulate them prematurely for winning the league title.

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  Ahead of the European Championships, referee Craig Thomson is on a mission to be firmly on top of his game

  THE sound and fury of Tynecastle tonight will be far from the ears, eyes and whistle of Craig Thomson, but the Scottish referee knows that the occasional mayhem of the Caledonian game has taken him to the very brink of achieving a lifetime's ambition.