Football

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  Lennon cleared for Scottish Cup final after receiving suspended one-match ban

  Neil Lennon has been given a one-game suspended touchline ban and will be free to be in the dugout for Celtic's William Hill Scottish Cup final against Hibernian at Hampden Park on Sunday.

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  Brown defends Commons after Wotte queries 'desire'

  MARK WOTTE, the Scottish Football Association's performance director, has questioned Kris Commons' "pride, desire and ambitions" after the Celtic attacker retired from international football.

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  Silent out of respect to Kilmarnock, Cammy Bell explains his reasons for making move to Rangers

  Among Cammy Bell's final acts as a Kilmarnock player was to visit the club's goalkeeping coach, Billy Thomson, and thank him for his support.

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  Former Hibernian manager compares Griffiths to Bale

  IF daft boyness is a particularly Scottish condition, then Leigh Griffiths isn't the first footballer to be afflicted with it.

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  McCall flies in for Bramall Lane talks

  STUART McCALL'S tenure as the manager of Motherwell appears to be drawing to a close after he cut short a trip to Spain to hold talks about the vacancy at Sheffield United.

• Hearts shed assistant manager and member of board

  Edgaras Jankauskas, the Hearts assistant manager, is to leave the club along with Julija Goncaruk, the owner Vladimir Romanov's niece, who has resigned from her role as non-executive director.

• Celtic keep tabs on Algerian striker

  Celtic have been linked with a £750,000 move for Algerian striker El Arbi Hillel Soudani.

• Former Rangers midfielder to build team in New York

  Claudio Reyna, the former Rangers and Manchester City midfielder, has been appointed director of football for the new Major League Soccer team, New York City Football Club.