Edinburgh Evening News: Hibs boss warns new keeper HIBS boss Mixu Paatelainen today warned new signing Grzegorz Szamotulski he'll struggle to oust Yves Ma-Kalambay following the young Belgian goalkeeper's derby day per Edinburgh Evening News: Hearts boss will fight to stop sale of his best players CSABA LASZLO will fight to fend off vultures currently circling Tynecastle for his players and prove to sceptics that Hearts have not become a selling club. Edinburgh Evening News: Draw adds to tension for sunday WITH barely eight days between matches, Mixu Paatelainen and Csaba Laszlo will feel as if they hardly have time to breathe far less think before Hibs and Hearts square up to e Edinburgh Evening News: Striker still key for Hearts THE New Year brought familiar old frustrations for Hearts as their need for a potent striker again betrayed itself. Edinburgh Evening News: Karipidis a doubt for cup match with Hibs CHRISTOS KARIPIDIS knows the injury he suffered in the first minute on Saturday might rule him out of next weekend's derby clash – but he insisted it was worth playing thr Edinburgh Evening News: Ma-Kalambay vows to keep his hands on keeper's shirt YVES MA-KALAMBAY vowed to do everything possible to hold on to the Hibernian goalkeeper's jersey after keeping a clean sheet in the Edinburgh derby in the wake of extra co Edinburgh Evening News: Weight is off Arthur's mind EDINBURGH'S former World Boxing Organisation super- featherweight champion Alex Arthur has admitted weight problems probably cost him his world title. Edinburgh Evening News: Cooke in running for place at Vancouver Winter Olympics EDINBURGH'S latest Olympic hopeful Gillian Cooke is enjoying getting to grips with her new sport of bobsleighing. Edinburgh Evening News: Time has come for flanker Newlands to make the big push A 21ST Celtic League appearance beckons for Scott Newlands if the flanker is chosen to turn out amongst the best of Scottish, Irish and Welsh provincial rugby yet again when Edinburgh Evening News: Focus on play-off place after Knockout to Vipers DOUG CHRISTIANSEN can now concentrate fully on securing an Elite League play-off slot following Edinburgh Capitals’ exit from the Knockout Cup at the hands of Newcastle Viper Murray excited by son's progress Edinburgh clubs condemn jeering Hearts return for in-form Elliot Celtic 2 - 2 Dundee United: United put brakes on title push Hamilton 2 - 0 Aberdeen: Accies beat freeze and hoodoo to push off from bottom spot Falkirk 1 - 1 Kilmarnock: Falkirk left hanging on as under-strength Kilmarnock make their point with style Clyde 2 - 4 Partick Thistle: Partick get show back on the road Falkirk 1-1 Kilmarnock Edinburgh's Rennie out for season Freeze claims six Scottish games

BBC Sport | Scotland | World Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Murray excited by son's progress Tennis coach Judy Murray says son Andy's game is good enough to win his first Grand Slam title. ·Massone allays Livi finance fears Livingston chairman Angelo Massone insists that banking problems have been resolved and that all staff will be paid by Tuesday. ·Wolves close in on Rangers' Gow Wolves agree a six-figure transfer fee for Rangers forward Alan Gow. ·Brown happy to remain at Celtic Celtic midfielder Scott Brown insists he is not interested in a move, following links with English clubs. ·Edinburgh clubs condemn jeering Followers of Hibs and Hearts are rebuked for their behaviour during Saturday's derby at Tynecastle. ·Hearts return for in-form Elliot Hearts manager Csaba Laszlo is happy to see Calum Elliot returning from his loanspell at Livingston. ·Smith contradicts Kinnear claims Rangers boss Walter Smith says no clubs have been in contact regarding the availability of skipper Barry Ferguson. ·Murray confident after Nadal win Andy Murray begins the season at the Qatar Open full of confidence after warm-up wins over Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer. ·Accies explain narrowing of pitch A failure with the underground heating system led to Hamilton narrowing the pitch for Saturday's win over Aberdeen. ·Brewster wants Pressley presence Craig Brewster hopes Steven Pressley will help lead Caley Thistle clear of relegation from the Scottish Premier League.

Edinburgh Evening News - Sport Edinburgh Evening News newspaper. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Hibs boss warns new keeper HIBS boss Mixu Paatelainen today warned new signing Grzegorz Szamotulski he'll struggle to oust Yves Ma-Kalambay following the young Belgian goalkeeper's derby day per ·Hearts boss will fight to stop sale of his best players CSABA LASZLO will fight to fend off vultures currently circling Tynecastle for his players and prove to sceptics that Hearts have not become a selling club. ·Draw adds to tension for sunday WITH barely eight days between matches, Mixu Paatelainen and Csaba Laszlo will feel as if they hardly have time to breathe far less think before Hibs and Hearts square up to e ·Striker still key for Hearts THE New Year brought familiar old frustrations for Hearts as their need for a potent striker again betrayed itself. ·Karipidis a doubt for cup match with Hibs CHRISTOS KARIPIDIS knows the injury he suffered in the first minute on Saturday might rule him out of next weekend's derby clash – but he insisted it was worth playing thr ·Ma-Kalambay vows to keep his hands on keeper's shirt YVES MA-KALAMBAY vowed to do everything possible to hold on to the Hibernian goalkeeper's jersey after keeping a clean sheet in the Edinburgh derby in the wake of extra co ·Weight is off Arthur's mind EDINBURGH'S former World Boxing Organisation super- featherweight champion Alex Arthur has admitted weight problems probably cost him his world title. ·Cooke in running for place at Vancouver Winter Olympics EDINBURGH'S latest Olympic hopeful Gillian Cooke is enjoying getting to grips with her new sport of bobsleighing. ·Time has come for flanker Newlands to make the big push A 21ST Celtic League appearance beckons for Scott Newlands if the flanker is chosen to turn out amongst the best of Scottish, Irish and Welsh provincial rugby yet again when ·Focus on play-off place after Knockout to Vipers DOUG CHRISTIANSEN can now concentrate fully on securing an Elite League play-off slot following Edinburgh Capitals’ exit from the Knockout Cup at the hands of Newcastle Viper

Scottish Executive News Online - Sport Scottish Executive News Online - Sport View source archive --> Search this source --> ·St Andrews Links Trust Appointment of Ministerial representative. ·2009 set to be a green year Recycling, walking and being more energy efficient top the list of greener resolutions. ·2012 Olympic Games Call for Scots children born on December 20, 2004 to sign up to take part in 2012 Games. ·Safety on the hills Climbers and hill walkers advised to make sure they take steps to stay safe this winter. ·Games legacy plan takes shape An interim legacy plan for the 2014 Commonwealth Games outlines wide ranging benefits. ·Menie estate golf resort Outline planning permission granted for Trump International Golf Links. ·Barcelona 'template for success' Search to ensure a lasting legacy from 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. ·BBC Sports Personality of the Year Triple Olympic gold medallist Chris Hoy declared winner. ·Investment in sports Seven sports share more than £100,000. ·Homecoming Scottish Cup Deputy First Minister makes draw for the fourth round.

Scotland on Sunday - Sport Scotland's quality Sunday newspaper. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Inverness CT 0 - 3 Rangers: Disaster for Caley as Gers close in on Celtic A second-half double from Kris Boyd and a stunning strike from Pedro Mendes saw Rangers sink bottom side Inverness.and close the gap on Clydesdale Bank Premier League leaders ·Rangers try to bat away Newcastle as Kinnear admits he wants Ferguson RANGERS offered a frosty response yesterday after Newcastle United manager Joe Kinnear went public with his interest in Barry Ferguson. ·Hearts 0 - 0 Hibs: No fireworks at New Year party ONE of the biggest street parties in the world yesterday gave way to one of football's oldest derbies, but you would hardly have noticed the difference. ·We need a striker, admits Laszlo CHRISTIAN NADE wasn't the only culprit, but he was the one who had started the game as the bookies favourite to score. The odds were short. They needn't have been. Whi ·Celtic 2 - 2 Dundee United: United put brakes on title push Samaras 12, 57Dixon 60, Feeney 77 ·Walter's wish list AS HIS team toiled last Saturday afternoon, what thoughts do you suppose went through Sir David Murray's head? For instance, wouldn't the chairman have been entitled t ·Hamilton 2 - 0 Aberdeen: Accies beat freeze and hoodoo to push off from bottom spot Mensing 52 pen, Offiong 79 ·St Mirren 0 - 0 Motherwell: Love Street finale draws the tears SOMETIMES the fairytale ending just isn't meant to be. St Mirren failed to cap their last ever league game at Love Street with a win, as they and Motherwell slugged out a ·Falkirk 1 - 1 Kilmarnock: Falkirk left hanging on as under-strength Kilmarnock make their point with style Lovell 41Fernandez 68 ·Clyde 2 - 4 Partick Thistle: Partick get show back on the road Clarke 20, 53 penDonnelly 29; Harkins 32 pen; Paton 41; Buchanan 86

Borders Today: Sport Borders Today: Sport View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Hawick's newkid off the blocks WINNING the prestigious New Year Sprint is the dream of most, if not all, professional runners. (01/01/2009) ·New dream team takes the reins at Netherdale IT'S all been happening down Netherdale way over the festive period, resulting in Gala Fairydean FC starting 2009 with a completely new management team, writes Fiona Scott. (01/01/2009) ·The sporting week ahead LANGHOLM WHISKEY RUN: Thursday, January 1 – From the health centre car park to Burnfoot Bridge and back by the Lang Fauld. All runners and walkers are required to calculate their own time with an aim to finishing around 11am. For more information, contact Charlie Graham on 013873 81224. (01/01/2009) ·Gala and Melrose serve up a Christmas cracker at last Gala 18 (01/01/2009) ·The main men – and women – hoping for a happy New Year The country has been hit by the big freeze of late, but inthe world of open athletics the heat is on. (25/12/2008) ·The sporting week ahead FESTIVE FUN SHOOT: Sunday, December 28 – Ettrick Forest Archers event at Thirladean, near Selkirk. (11am start). (25/12/2008) ·Flannigan's off again KELSO cricket star Ryan Flannigan will return to South Africa in February, alongside some of Europe's brightest talents. (25/12/2008) ·Jed course in drive for more cash OFFICIALS at Jedburgh Golf course are appealing tomembers to help them keep the 115-year-old club going, writes Fiona Scott. (25/12/2008) ·Glentress could be a biker's paradise for new venture GLENTRESS will take part in a new festival of cycling next year. (25/12/2008) ·Elite local swimmers are still making waves in competition BORDERS swimming clubs were well-represented at the recent East District Age Group Championships in Glenrothes. (25/12/2008)

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