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McBurnie coughs up blood at half-time as Hull draw with Brentford; Hearts face injury fears

Hull City head coach Sergej Jakirovic revealed Oli McBurnie was coughing up blood at half-time of the 1-1 draw with Brentford, while Hearts await scans on defenders Harry Milne and Christian Borchgrevink. Elsewhere in Scottish gossip: Sam Johnstone's Celtic debut, David Templeton's 2012 Rangers transfer story, Michael Beale's refund to Zulte Waregem fans and riots that forced Jens Berthel Askou to move his players.

Dunfermline Athletic drawn away to Queen of the South in Scottish Cup third round

Last season's Scottish Cup finalists Dunfermline Athletic will travel to Palmerston to face Queen of the South in the third round, with the ties to be played on the final weekend of November. Partick Thistle, Raith Rovers and Ross County are also on the road, while the full draw has been confirmed.

Celtic reportedly keeping Kieran McKenna on standby amid Martin O'Neill speculation

Celtic are said to have a shortlist of managerial replacements should Martin O'Neill leave mid-season, with former Ipswich boss Kieran McKenna and Neil Lennon among the names being discussed. The gossip round-up also covers Hibernian new head coach Marink Reedijk turning down offers abroad, injury updates for Celtic wingers Haissem Hassan and Yang Hyun-jun, and Ryan Jack training with Rangers.

'It might be time to wrap it up' — Martin O'Neill weighs Celtic future after second Rangers defeat in a week

Celtic manager Martin O'Neill, 74, says he will reflect on his future and speak to the board after a damaging week featuring two defeats by Rangers and a home European loss to Ferencvaros, admitting 'it might be time to wrap it up' — even with Celtic still top of the Premiership.

Ryan Naderi sinks Celtic again as Rangers land second Old Firm blow in a week to cut Hoops' Premiership lead to two points

Ryan Naderi's strike gave Rangers a 1-0 win at Celtic Park — their second Old Firm victory in eight days — to cut Celtic's Scottish Premiership lead to two points. Auston Trusty had an early effort ruled out for offside, Ivor Pandur made a huge save to deny Colby Donovan and Olwethu Makhanya's volley was disallowed for handball as Derek McInnes became the first manager since 1991 to win his first two Old Firm games. Celtic were booed off at full-time, with Martin O'Neill calling for a 'rethink and reset'.