• SFA chief executive Stewart Regan has condemned the "misbehaviour" during the first Old Firm match of the season and urged "the whole of Scottish football to act"
• David Weir will be spared any further punishment after being sent to the stands in Saturday's 5-1 defeat by Celtic  
• Former Switzerland striker Kubilay Turkyilmaz has described countryman Philippe Senderos a lost soul whose career plan has been a disaster 
• Charlie Mulgrew's hopes of earning a Scotland recall next month have been dealt a blow after he suffered a calf injury during his Blackburn Rovers debut
• Sunderland manager David Moyes is planning a January move to sign Scotland forward Steven Naismith from Norwich City

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Former Swansea City midfielder Lee Lucas has signed for Motherwell for a second time this season.

The 24-year-old had initially signed a short-term deal in July following his release by the English Premier League club.

That was cut short by a hamstring injury picked up in his debut, but now he has signed for Well until January.

Manager Mark McGhee told his club website: "We look forward to continuing to work with Lee for the duration of his contract and hopefully beyond."

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Tom English
BBC Sport Scotland

The fourth and final part of Scotland's Game, a 30-year social history of Scottish football, is broadcast on BBC One Scotland tonight at 21:00 BST.  

It delves into grassroots football, social media and fan ownership. It looks back at what was and looks forward at what might be.

It examines the rise, and prejudices, faced by women's football and the fantastic irony of, in a male-dominated landscape, Scotland's women's team being closer now to reaching a major championship than their male equivalents.

Read more here 

Good morning and a warm welcome to Thursday's edition of our Scottish football live text.