An exhibition of China’s Terracotta Warriors in London was today targeted by protesters, who hung pro-Tibetan slogans around statues’ necks.

Everton have signed a second shirt deal with Thailand-based Chang Beer which will be worth £8m over three years.

Everton have insisted Scotland striker James McFadden will not be leaving Goodison for Celtic during the January transfer window.

Everton have made their second signing of the summer by securing the services of South Africa midfielder Steven Pienaar on a 12-month loan deal from Borussia Dortmund, subject to a work permit.

Everton have hit back at reports that West Ham are to make a big-money bid for their star striker Andrew Johnson by insisting the player is not for sale.

Lee Carsley claims Everton’s players feel “insulted” by Rafael Benitez’s comments which have sparked a furore on Merseyside.

CELTIC manager Gordon Strachan admits he is powerless to stop his players running to the fans when celebrating goals after Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink was controversially sent off following his injury-time winner against Inverness.

A WONDERFUL injury-time winner from midfielder John Rankin handed Inverness their second sensational win over Rangers this season and left the Ibrox club in third place in the SPL.

Inverness CT 2 Rangers 1

CELTIC manager Gordon Strachan played down transfer speculation suggesting movement in and out of the Parkhead club.

Manchester United chief executive David Gill has denied Europe’s richest clubs want to break away and form their own version of the Champions League.

Celtic 2 Inverness CT 1

Inverness CT 2 Rangers 3

Kris Boyd grabbed a double to secure all three points for Rangers against Inverness Caledonian Thistle in the Bank of Scotland Premier League.

Charlton and Everton have warned Rangers away from their managers as Alex McLeish prepares for three games which could save his job.

Everton 0 Wigan 1

Dunfermline 0 Celtic 4

Everton today confirmed they are interested in signing Milan Baros from Liverpool.

Everton chief executive Keith Wyness is hopeful of tying Tim Cahill down on a long-term contract despite reports claiming the winger has rejected their latest offer.

With UEFA on the brink of making a decision on Liverpool’s chances of defending the European Cup, cross-city rivals Everton have made it clear they would object to missing out financially from whatever decision is made.

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Celtic 2 Hearts 1

Hearts 0 Celtic 2

Hearts: Gordon, Neilson, Pressley, Webster, Maybury, Stewart, Kisnorbo, Hartley, McAllister, de Vries, Weir. Subs: Moilanen, McKenna, Pereira, Hamill, Berra, Wyness, MacFarlane.

Rangers 3 Hearts 2

Liverpool and Everton are to have talks with the British government next week about sharing a new stadium.

Rangers 3 Graz AK 0

Basle 1 Hearts 2

Basle: Zuberbuhler, Zwyssig, Huggel, Sterjovski, Chipperfield, Gimenez, Kleber, Delgado, Philipp Degen, Smiljanic, Rossi. Subs: Quennoz, Carignano, Barberis, David Degen, Mandl.

Feyenoord: Babos, Saidi, Bosschaart, Kuijt, Ono, Goor, Paauwe, Kalou, Basto, Castelen, Zuiverloon. Subs: Lodewijks, Ghali, Lazovic, Buffel, Mtiglia, Loovens, Gyan.

Embattled chairman Bill Kenwright has confirmed Everton have targeted Keith Wyness to become the club’s new chief executive.

Former Aberdeen chief executive Keith Wyness insists that talk of any move to Everton is premature.

Inverness Caledonian Thistle chairman Ken Mackie admitted today that he was stunned when the club failed in their bid for promotion to the Bank of Scotland Premier League.

Aberdeen chief executive Keith Wyness believes the image of Scottish football has been tainted by the decision to deny Inverness Caledonian Thistle promotion to the Bank of Scotland Premier League.

Hearts captain Steven Pressley could be back in action for the Bank of Scotland Premier League game against Dundee United.

Hearts 0 Celtic 1

Hearts 0 Celtic 1

Hearts 0, Rangers 4

Hearts 0 Rangers 4

MARTIN O’NEILL faces more frustration in his bid to make a transfer deadline day signing — but the good news is that Henrik Larsson looks set to stay after the club rejected a bold approach by Monaco.

Aberdeen chief executive Keith Wyness is confident that UEFA will look favourably on the Granite city and Dundee.