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St. Mirren will have it all to do in the quarter final round of the Scottish Cup when they play host to Celtic. St. Mirren have lost both of their matches this season against Celtic in the Scottish Premier League and will try to turn the tide this week in front of their home supporters.
The side managed by Alex Weir are not having a good season as they sit 10th of the 12 clubs in the Scottish Premier League. In their most recent match The Buddies were held to a 1-1 draw at home by Aberdeen. St. Mirren were able to qualify for this stage by holding serve home over Motherwell in their 5th round replay by a score of 1-0.
The visiting Celtic were able to take over sole possession of first place in the Scottish Premier League with a midweek victory away to Kilmarnock by a score of 1-2 thanks to two goals from McDonald. That win gives them 63 points and they sit 3 ahead of 2nd place Rangers. Gordon Strachan's side were winners at home to Queen's Park in the 5th Round and a win in this match would keep their dream of doing the double alive.
Live Scottish Cup
St. Mirren v Celtic
St. Mirren Park, kick off 1215 hours
Everton and Middlesbrough will clash in a battle of Premier League clubs looking to advance to the semi final round of the FA Cup. The two clubs are in opposite ends of the current Premier league table with Everton near the top and Boro fighting to avoid the drop.
Everton are presently in 6th place of the Premiership log with 45 points following their 0-0 draw away to Blackburn Rovers in their last match. The Toffees held serve at home in the 4th Round of the FA Cup to defeat Aston Villa by a score of 3-1. The squad managed by David Moyes have a number of injury concerns for this contest with the most important being the absence of the influential Mikel Arteta. Anichebe, Yakubu and Nuno Valente are also among those out injured.
The visiting Middlesbrough were trounced in their last Premier League match as they fell to Tottenham Hotspur by a score of 4-0 at White Hart Lane. That loss leaves Boro in 19th place of the Premier League log and if the season were to end today they would be relegated. Gareth Southgate's squad were able to reach this stage of the FA Cup as a result of a 2-0 win at home to West Ham United.
Live FA Cup
Everton v Middlesbrough
Goodison Park, kick off 1600 hours
Rangers will be trying to keep their chances of repeating as Scottish Cup champions alive when they play host to Hamilton in their quarter final round clash. Both sides come into this contest after suffering bad losses in their most recent league matches.
The home side Rangers are coming off of a loss at home at Ibrox to Inverness by a score of 0-1. As a result of that loss, the side managed by Walter Smith have dropped out of a first place tie with Celtic and now sit in 2nd place of the Scottish Premier League log with 60 points, 3 back of Celtic. The Teddy Bears were able to advance to this stage of the competition after a 0-4 win away to Forfar in the 5th Round.
The visiting side Hamilton were also losers at home in their previous match as they were beaten by Hibernian by a 0-1 final. The loss has the side managed by Billy Reid 8th out of 12 clubs in the Scottish Premier League with 32 points. The Accies were able to advance to the quarter final stage of the Scottish FA Cup after a 2-1 win at home over Dundee United at New Douglas Park.
Live Scottish FA Cup
Rangers v Hamilton
Ibrox, kick off 1500 hours
Tottenham Hotspur will play host to Shaktar Donetsk in the return leg of their Round of 32 UEFA Cup matches. Spurs will have it all to do in this contest as they must win big after losing the first leg match by a score of 2-0 at the RSC Olympiyskiy Stadium in the Ukraine.
That first match saw Shaktar Donetsk score both of their goals over the final 11 minutes. Second half substitute Seleznov combined with Jadson to provide the home side with their win. Tottenham Hotspur boss Harry Redknapp had gone with a very different squad as he decided to rest 9 players and the results were plain to see as the visitors struggled to take get into the match. In fact, Spurs could consider themselves fortunate to have escaped with just a 2-0 defeat.
Thanks to their win Shaktar Donetsk now travel to Spurs with the luxury of being able to lose this return leg by 1 goal and still advancing to the Round of 16. Shaktar had reached this stage of the UEFA Cup after finishing in 3rd place of their Group in the UEFA Champions League. As for Tottenham Hotspur, they had finished in 2nd place of Group D, just behind Serie A's Udinese and ahead of NEC of the Netherlands.
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Tottenham Hotspur v Shaktar Donetsk
White Hart Lane, kick off 2000 hours
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