Summary

  • Scottish Premiership: Celtic 2-0 St Johnstone - McGregor & Christie score in quick succession

  • Scottish Cup fourth round: Cowdenbeath 1-3 Rangers - Halliday, Coulibaly & Lafferty for visitors; Cox pulls one back

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Live Reporting

Colin Moffat

  1. DISALLOWED GOAL

    Cowdenbeath 1-3 Rangers

    Cowdenebeath have the ball in the net again as Jordan Allan knocks it in from close range but it doesn't count.

    A slack pass from Jon Flanagan allows David Cox a free run at goal from near the edge of the box and Wes Foderingham does well to save near the penalty spot. It breaks to Matthew Henvey and his attempt at a shot results in the offside flag going up before the final touch from Allan.

    A few fleeting seconds of joy for the substitute then it's hands on the head time.

  2. 'Don't panic'... yet

    Cowdenbeath 1-3 Rangers

    Mixu Paatelainen
    Former Cowdenbeath manager on Sportsound

    I don't think it's panic time just yet. Cowdenbeath have shown great resilience to make sure they get back in it. I'm surprised Renton's gone off. I thought he gave Rangers a hard time. It's maybe just fitness troubles.

  3. Celtic 2-0 St Johnstone

    Celtic have introduced top scorer Odsonne Edouard from the bench as Oliver Burke is withdrawn.

    St Johnstone have also mixed things up with Ross Callachan and Tony Watt on for Danny Swanson and Michael O'Halloran.

  4. Cowdenbeath 1-3 Rangers

    Glenn Middleton is on for Rangers, who have been all over the shop in this second half. Lassana Coulibaly is the man making way.

    As play resumes, the hosts seize on a Steven Davis error and Cowdenbeath captain Kyle Miller sends a looping shot over the top.

  5. CLOSE!

    Cowdenbeath 1-3 Rangers

    Another hairy moment for Wes Foderingham as the Rangers goalie again comes off his line to try to clear. He blooters the ball against Jordan Allan and the ball spins just wide of the gaping net.

  6. Cowdenbeath 1-3 Rangers

    Wes Foderingham comes haring off his line and bumps into Matthew Henvey. The Cowden sub stays on his feet and looks hopefully at referee Craig Thomson. He would be better chasing after the ball which is still in play.

  7. Lustig leads the way for Celtic

    Celtic 2-0 St Johnstone

    Kenny Crawford
    BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park

    Two Mikael Lustig assists in two minutes, and Celtic need a new right-back?

    Callum McGregor scoresSNS

    Callum McGregor scored Celtic's opener

    Ryan Christie scoresSNS

    And Ryan Christie curled in their second

  8. Cowdenbeath 1-3 Rangers

    Blair Malcolm off, Jordan Allan on, as Cowden make their second change of the evening.

    Allan made the headlines as a 14-year-old when he made his debut for Airdrie.

    The hosts then make their final switch as Kris Renton also goes off and Matthew Henvey, recently arrived on loan from Dundee, gets on.

    That's two up top for the Fifers now.

  9. Cowdenbeath 1-3 Rangers

    Daniel Candeias does well to fashion room for a shot inside a busy penalty area but the effort is weak and David McGurn gathers easily.

  10. 'Interesting start' to second half

    Cowdenbeath 1- 3 Rangers

    Mixu Paatelainen
    Former Cowdenbeath manager on Sportsound

    Foderingham guesses right, to his right hand side. It’s a comfortable save although it’s central. Cox follows in, he anticpates it. An easy tap in, left foot to the right hand corner of the net. An interesting start to the second half.

    David Cox (left) celebrates his goal as Cowdenbeath reduce the deficitSNS

    David Cox (left) celebrates his goal as Cowdenbeath reduce the deficit

  11. goal

    GOAL - Celtic 2-0 St Johnstone

    Ryan Christie

    No sooner had Celtic gone ahead have they doubled their lead as Ryan Christie curls the ball past the helpless Zander Clark.

    Celtic GoalBBC Sport
  12. goal

    GOAL - Celtic 1-0 St Johnstone

    Callum McGregor

    Callum McGregor breaks the deadlock from outside the box at Celtic Park and the hosts might be about to move six points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership.

    Celtic GoalBBC Sport

  13. Cowdenbeath 1-3 Rangers

    The home fans want another penalty as Nikola Katic wins a header with a rather clumsy challenge on Robbie Buchanan.

  14. GREAT SAVE!

    Cowdenbeath 1-3 Rangers

    A good double save from David McGurn as he narrows the angle to deny and advancing Jermain Defoe then gets up quickly to block the follow-up from Daniel Candeias.

  15. goal

    GOAL Cowdenbeath 1-3 Rangers

    David Cox

    Harvey Swann's poor spot-kick is parried out by Wes Foderingham but David Cox is in the right place to slam in the rebound. The home fans are bouncing and Cox has a smile as wide as the Firth of Forth.

    Cowdenbeath GoalBBC Sport

  16. PENALTY

    Cowdenbeath 0-3 Rangers

    Hang on. Penalty to Cowden as Jon Flanagan bundles over Kris Renton.

  17. KICK-OFF

    The action has started again. Can Celtic break down the stuffy Saints? Will Rangers bang in a few more?

  18. A one-sided affair at Central Park

    HT: Cowdenbeath 0-3 Rangers

    Half-time statsBBC Sport

    Half-time stats

  19. 'Simple game plan' effective for Rangers

    HT: Cowdenbeath 0-3 Rangers

    Mixu Paatelainen
    Former Cowdenbeath manager on Sportsound

    Rangers have not been playing pretty, not trying to play their way through the middle. They are going over the top and going early. I like the simplicity of the game plan

  20. St Johnstone 'defending 'resolutely'

    HT: Celtic 0-0 St. Johnstone

    Scott McDonald
    Former Celtic striker on BBC Sportsound

    St Johnstone will be the happier of the two. They’ve defended resolutely with nine bodies camped around their box. Tommy Wright will be best pleased although St Johnstone have been lacking in attacking terms and Scott Bain been very comfortable and has had nothing to do