Alasdair Fraser

MALKY MACKAY hammered out a Hampden Park vision for his players after victory over Dunfermline put revamped Ross County’s group fate back in their own hands.

JIM GOODWIN, the St Mirren manager, is revelling in the collective spirit driving his team on and is quite partial to the statistics, as well.

BRORA RANGERS last night pulled off one of the most remarkable shocks in Scottish Cup history by sending Hearts crashing out.

JOHN HUGHES is determined to ensure Ross County’s players believe they can kick-start their recovery against Celtic.

HE has risen from the junior ranks to Scotland’s top-flight in just four years, but Ross Stewart is determined to prove he belongs in present company.

STEVEN FERGUSON is ready to thrust Ross Stewart back into the full spotlight as Ross County try to glean vital survival points from Rangers.

THEY had just celebrated the 20th anniversary of one of Scottish football’s greatest shocks – a staggering and historic night at Celtic Park.

THEY say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.

HEARTS’ hopes of a revitalising jaunt in the Highlands fell flat along with new Kosovan capture Donis Avdijaj as a sturdy and driven Ross County held the upper hand in Dingwall.

JACK ROSS, the Hibernian manager, is warning his new squad they must quickly break the habit of throwing away winning positions to