The Scottish Premier League have confirmed that no action will be taken against Hearts or Celtic following a match between the two clubs where Neil Lennon was allegedly attacked by a supporter.

Hearts face serious questions from the Scottish Premier League over how a supporter was able to breach security and reach Celtic manager Neil Lennon in his technical area at Tynecastle.

RICHARD DUNNE is in Giovanni Trapattoni’s squad to play Macedonia in the all important Euro 2012 qualifier — but his Villa boss Gerard Houllier is unsure whether the Dubliner will be fit.

Celtic manager Neil Lennon was today handed a suspended fine by the Scottish Football Association following his latest appearance in front of the general purposes committee.

CELTIC yesterday announced plans to appeal manager Neil Lennon’s six-match touchline ban from the Scottish Football Association.

Celtic immediately announced plans to appeal after manager Neil Lennon received a six-match touchline ban from the Scottish Football Association.

The Scottish Football Association have confirmed that the Association of British Bookmakers is investigating irregular betting activity regarding the red card shown to Motherwell midfielder Steve Jennings in Tuesday night’s SPL defeat by Hearts at Fir Park.

Bank of Scotland Premier League executive chairman Lex Gold has defiantly declared he has no intention of resigning after another controversial day at the office.

Hearts could start the 2004-2005 Bank of Scotland Premier League season playing their home games at Murrayfield.

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