St Johnstone v Livingston Betfred Cup final Perthshire Advertiser live blog

St Johnstone FC with a civic reception for their 2021 Betfred Cup triumph.Provost Dennis Melloy announced the news at a meeting of Perth and Kinross Council on March 10.He opened the special meeting to set this year’s budget by congratulating Saints on their recent win.Provost Melloy told councillors: “Members, before we move on to today’s business I’m sure you would like me to take this opportunity to publicly congratulate St Johnstone FC on successfully bringing the Scottish League Cup to

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Sparks were flying while Brad Pitt and Sandra Bullock filmed an intense fire scene on the set of their new movie, Bullet Train. The pair were spotted in Los Angeles on March 5, walking amid debris and flames, with the 57-year-old actor sporting some heavy-duty special effects makeup. The look included fake bruises, blood, and dirt, as he donned a white tee that was also covered in fake red blood, and grime. You can see the photos here.

Brad Pitt is having a very busy March as he's currently shooting for David Leitch's directorial Bullet Train with not one, but two of his female co-stars.

their very first film together this week in Los Angeles.In pictures obtained by, 57-year-old Pitt and 56-year-old Bullock are walking by a dumpster on fire while shooting a crash scene. Pitt rocks a ponytail and a dirty shirt with fake blood on it, while Bullock sports a layered 'do and a white button-up shirt and trench coat.

prison boss will face a disciplinary probe after this damning photograph showed him enjoying a lockdown-busting cup final party as he watched St Johnstone win the Betfred Cup. Forbes McKillop, deputy governor at tough Glenochil Prison, ignored social distancing rules despite the Scottish Prison Service estate being ravaged by Covid and hundreds of staff hours being lost to self isolating.

prison boss will face a disciplinary probe after this damning photograph showed him enjoying a lockdown-busting cup final party as he watched St Johnstone win the Betfred Cup. Forbes McKillop, deputy governor at tough Glenochil Prison, ignored social distancing rules despite the Scottish Prison Service estate being ravaged by Covid and hundreds of staff hours being lost to self isolating.

Betfred Cup final defeat. The Lions head into the final weeks of the campaign hoping to secure a top-half Premiership finish for the second straight season for what would be the first time in the club’s history.And with the possibility of a fifth-place finish being good enough to qualify for Europe, the on loan Rangers man says there’s still plenty to play for.

The 78th Golden Globes are getting underway now on NBC. As the first nationally televised awards show of this very strange and unique season, the Globes will be closely watched for their results in both motion picture and television categories.

Betfred Cup heroes to get ready to drink Perth dry – even if they need to wait until the summer to do it.The emotional Saints boss is determined to mark their first ever league cup success with a celebration for the hole of the city once the Covid-19 restrictions are lifted enough to allow it.Shaun Rooney’s first-half header secured the trophy against Livingston inside an empty Hampden yesterday afternoon.And Davidson told his stars to hang on a little longer when asked if he was going to crack

Livingston: McCrorie; Devlin, Ambrose, Guthrie, Serrano; Holt (Emmanuel-Thomas 71) , Bartley; Mullin (Forrest 65), Pittman (Reilly 65), Lawson (Sibbald 59); Robinson. Subs not used: Stryjek, Fitzwater, McMillan, Taylor-Sinclair, Kabia.St Johnstone: Clark; Kerr, Gordon, McCart; Rooney, McCann, Craig, Booth; Conway (May 77), Wotherspoon; Kane.

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“St Johnstone v Livingston landed on that wedding day. “They won and everyone said to me: ‘You’ll be really happy for him’.“I wasn’t at all — I was absolutely gutted.

St Johnstone is perhaps the biggest game during his time at the club. But much like the playing side of things, the physio will prepare as if it’s just another fixture.“The nature of the game is irrelevant in terms of my preparation,” he said.“I know where the club is in terms of what we can and can’t do for any injuries.“You have the set routines and everything stays the same.“The boys appreciate that because there’s no real question marks about what’s happening.