Hartley set to face Livi

New signing Paul Hartley comes into contention for Celtic as they travel to Livingston on Sunday in the Tennent’s Scottish Cup fourth round.

Hartley set to face Livi
Fri, 02 Feb, 2007 - 14:21

New signing Paul Hartley comes into contention for Celtic as they travel to Livingston on Sunday in the Tennent’s Scottish Cup fourth round.

However striker Craig Beattie misses out after sustaining a hamstring injury at Inverness last weekend, and fellow forwards Kenny Miller (hip) and Maciej Zurawski (calf) are also doubtful starters.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: InvernessPerson: HartleyPerson: LiviPerson: Paul HartleyPerson: Craig BeattiePerson: Kenny MillerPerson: Maciej ZurawskiPerson: Steven PressleyPerson: Jean-Joel Perrier-DoumbePerson: Bobo BaldePerson: Gary CaldwellPerson: Mark BrownPerson: BorucPerson: TelferPerson: PressleyPerson: O’DeaPerson: NaylorPerson: NakamuraPerson: GravesenPerson: JarosikPerson: SnoPerson: McGeadyPerson: RiordanPerson: VennegoorPerson: HesselinkPerson: LennonPerson: Perrier-DoumbePerson: MillerPerson: ZurawskiEvent: Scottish CupEvent: TennentOrganisation: CelticOrganisation: Inverness
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