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Trivia
- Scottish Cup semi final.
- Celtic out of the Scottish Cup, so only weeks back talk of a treble has turned into the league alone (which we sealed last week).
- Winning penalty scored by ex Celtic player Craig Beattie.
- Black armbands for 15th anniversary of Hillsborough disaster.
- Neil Lennon approached the referee at the end in an aggressive manner, claims disputed penalty calls were "personal". Doesn't help things. We should have got a contentious penalty which was just after we had conceded a contentious penalty.
Review
(McStay of KDS forum)
Tactically inept, it's got to be said. Why Wanyama never started I'll never know. Too many lazy, ridiculously average players who want to pass side to side then launch a 80 yard ball to nobody. No creativity in midfield. In fact, no midfield at all today. Pish, cowardly weak defenders that need punted immediately. Ki missing two headers from a yard out is just a joke. I'm one of his biggest fans but that is just unacceptable. Total joke. Qualifying for the Champions League? Good luck with that.
Cheating hun referee. Nothing new there. Feckin scandalous decision to award a penalty for that. Totally expected though. That's the way it goes in this country.
Hope fat Craig Beattie pulls his hamstring before the final.
McGeouch should start from here on. Prefer him to Samaras or Commons. One of them has a joke of a first touch and the other one weighs about 20 stone and just waddles around the pitch.
I know people will think I'm being knee-jerk but not really. I've been so unhappy with some of our players and style of play for ages now and it's been abundantly clear for a while now that while getting results, Lenny's tactics are very questionable.
(MMHughes of KDS forum)
Yes, we were cheated again. The standard of refereeing in this country is a joke and it always has been. Jock Stein always used to say if Celtic are going to win anything in Scotland being better isn't enough: you have to be much better than the rest. Unfortunately, that still stands today. Euan Norris is always going to favour the other team if he gets a chance.
Therefore, we need to look at ourselves to make sure we are MUCH better than the rest. A few observations:
* Kelvin Wilson is no where near good enough to play for Celtic ( I fear he may be one that will get Lenny the sack if he stays long term.)
* Loovens still isn't good enough (we knew that 5 years ago so why is he still here
* Lennon appears very one dimensional as manager ( he sticks to 4-4-2 no religiously and this rigidness does us no favours at all.
* Stokes/Hooper have gone totally off the boil for the last few month (motivation or something else)
* We continue to play high balls up to small strikers- it would help if we had someone over 6 foot in the team.
* Total lack of width today (when Forrest is out we seem to really struggle in this regard).
* We seem to want to play at 2 miles an hour, very slow laboured passing- we need to play with a much higher tempo especially if teams are going to sit in on you.
In the meantime, Celtic 'spokespersons' should continue to highlight the deficiencies in refereeing and ask foreign refs back, Don't let Lenny continue to be the one to speak out cause they will just hammer him.
CHAMPIONS!
Teams
Celtic
01 Forster
06 Wilson Booked
21 Mulgrew Booked
22 Loovens
23 Lustig (Wanyama – 74' )
08 Brown (McGeouch – 82' )
16 Ledley
18 Ki Sung-Yeung
09 Samaras (Stokes – 60' )
15 Commons
88 Hooper
Substitutes
24 Zaluska
03 Izaguirre
46 McGeouch
67 Wanyama
10 Stokes
Goal:
- Hooper 87′
Heart of Midlothian
30 MacDonald
03 Grainger
05 Barr
06 Webster
17 McGowan
26 Zaliukas
08 Black Booked (Santana – 65' )
11 Driver
19 Skacel
10 Elliott (Prychynenko – 78' )
27 Robinson (Beattie – 46' Booked )
Substitutes
28 Ridgers
07 Santana
12 Templeton
35 Prychynenko
04 Beattie
Goal:
- Skacel 47′
- Beattie (pen) 90′
Ref: Norris
Att: 36,609
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Match Stats
Celtic v Heart of Midlothian
Possession
40% 60%
Shots
15 v 8
On target
7 v 4
Corners
9 v 7
Fouls
8 v 12
Articles
Celtic 1 Hearts 2: match report
Telegraph
By Andrew Lomax
4:23PM BST 15 Apr 2012
Hearts will play Hibernian in the final of the Scottish Cup for the first time since 1896 after substitute Craig Beattie's last-minute penalty earned a surprise win over his former side Celtic at Hampden on Sunday.
One of the most remarkable afternoons in the history of the competition began in earnest a minute after the break when Rudi Skacel raced on to a pass from Beattie, who had replaced Scott Robinson at the interval, to fire Hearts into the lead.
Four minutes from time Celtic striker Gary Hooper headed in a Charlie Mulgrew cross and it looked like the game was heading towards extra-time.
However, with seconds of normal time remaining referee Euan Norris pointed to the spot when a shot from Tynecastle skipper Marius Zaliukas hit the arm of Hoops midfielder Joe Ledley and Beattie scored from the spot to send the travelling Jambos fans into ecstasy.
Celtic manager Neil Lennon was clearly unhappy at the penalty decision but will perhaps be more annoyed that his Clydesdale Bank Premier League champions will miss out on the chance of a double.
Edinburgh football fans, though, will look forward to a day out in Glasgow on May 19.
Lennon made one change to his side, bringing in Sweden right-back Mikael Lustig for Adam Matthews, who had a mouth infection.
The Tynecastle side showed two changes, defender Andy Webster and striker Stephen Elliott in for the injured Jamie Hamill and Gary Glen, who dropped out altogether.
The Tynecastle side had a great chance after just 30 seconds when Celtic defender Kelvin Wilson underhit a back-pass which let Elliott in, but his shot from a tight angle was blocked by Hoops goalkeeper Fraser Forster for a corner.
Hearts had six players in their starting line-up who were one booking away from missing the final but showed no signs of holding back and there were some hefty challenges in the early stages.
There was another moment of slackness from the Celtic defence in the ninth minute when defender Mulgrew was robbed by Jambos midfielder Ian Black, who raced into the box but his pass failed to find Elliott.
Lustig headed a Kris Commons free-kick over the bar from six yards out five minutes later, before a fine Mulgrew cross into the box evaded Georgios Samaras, but the game was taking its time to come to the boil.
In the 21st minute Black was lucky to escape with only a booking after a challenge on Celtic midfielder Joe Ledley, in an incident which saw Mulgrew also booked. Black was also penalised for a handball but Norris resisted the temptation to produce a second yellow card.
Hooper headed wide from a Mulgrew cross, and Webster caused panic when he was short with a return pass to Hearts goalkeeper Jamie MacDonald which allowed Commons in, but the Scotland midfielder's touch was too heavy as he was forced to go around MacDonald and the opportunity was lost.
The best chance of the first half came for the dominant Hoops in the final minute but Celtic midfielder Ki Sung-yueng hit the post with a header from Lustig's cross when it looked as if he must score.
Beattie replaced Robinson for the start of the second half and the move paid off after just a minute when the big striker helped Skacel fire Hearts ahead.
After taking a pass from Black 30 yards out, Beattie quickly released Skacel into the box and he rounded Forster before slamming the ball into the roof of the net.
Stunned Celtic immediately stepped up the tempo and moments later Ki fired over from the edge of the box with a drive which signalled a period of intense Hoops pressure.
However, Hearts were a threat on the counter. In the 54th minute Skacel fired in a drive from 30 yards which Forster was glad to push round the post for a corner, and moments later the Czech tried his luck from the edge of the box but this time his effort trundled wide.
Anthony Stokes replaced the ineffective Samaras on the hour mark as Lennon tried plan B but in another Hearts counter-attack Beattie fired wide from 20 yards.
Ki hit the post again with a header from Commons' free-kick in the 81st minute, before skipper Scott Brown made way for Dylan McGeouch.
MacDonald produced a fingertip save to stop Commons' free-kick going under the bar before making a great save from Mulgrew's header with the rebound coming off Stokes' thigh and away from danger.
But in the 86th minute Celtic eventually got through when Hooper headed in Mulgrew's cross from four yards out and extra-time looked likely.
However, Beattie became the Hearts hero with his spot-kick, although there was still time for Celtic to be denied a penalty when the ball appeared to come off the arm of Webster as Hearts defended for their lives.
Celtic 1 Hearts 2; BBC
Hooper 87′
Team badge of Heart of Midlothian
Hearts 2
Skacel 47′
Beattie (pen) 90′
90 +6
HT 0-0
By Clive Lindsay BBC Scotland
Craig Beattie's stoppage-time penalty for Hearts knocked out holders Celtic to set up a first Edinburgh derby Scottish Cup final since 1896.
The former Celtic striker was handed the chance when Marius Zaliukas' shot came off Joe Ledley's hand.
Rudi Skacel had fired Hearts into the lead two minutes after the break.
Gary Hooper looked offside as he headed the equaliser with three minutes left, but Beattie's spot kick ended Celtic's hopes of a league and Cup double.
It sparked fury on the Celtic bench, with manager Neil Lennon confronting referee Euan Norris about a penalty that itself looked harsh, as Hearts celebrated reaching the final against Hibernian on 19 May.
Both sides had gone into the game seeking their third straight win, but Lennon was forced to rule out Adam Matthews with a mouth infection, meaning a rare start for Sweden right-back Mikael Lustig.
Stephen Elliott was given the nod up front for Hearts – with Beattie only regarded fit enough for the bench and Gary Glen dropping out the squad completely – and was given given an early chance to prove his sharpness.
He intercepted a poor back pass from Kelvin Wilson but had his shot blocked by goalkeeper Fraser Forster at point-blank range.
Celtic started to pick their passes and a Kris Commons free-kick found Lustig, who ought to have done better than head over from eight yards at the back post, while Ian Black was fortunate to pick up only a yellow card with a high and late challenge on Ledley.
Hooper, who appeared to be given a deeper role than normal, glanced a header across the face of goal following a fine curling Charlie Mulgrew cross as Celtic started to take control.
Commons was handed a great chance to score when Webster was short with a back-pass, but the Scotland winger miscontrolled his attempt to round goalkeeper Jamie MacDonald.
Somehow the Edinburgh side survived unscathed until the break after a pinpoint cross from Georgios Samaras found the diving head of Ki Sung-Yeung, but the ball rebounded off the inside of the post and clear.
Hearts manager Paulo Sergio made a change at the break, with Scott Robinson being replaced with Beattie, who made an impact within 70 seconds.
The former West Brom and Swansea striker's pass deflecting off Wilson into the path of Skacel, who rounded Forster and fired into the roof of the net.
Ki went close to an equaliser with a blistering drive from 16 yards that just evaded the crossbar.
Skacel forced a full-stretch diving save from Forster with a powerful effort from 20 yards and fired another just wide.
Celtic were looking more dangerous with Anthony Stokes on for Samaras and the substitute's low drive tested MacDonald.
Ki had another great chance with a header but found the outside of the post from five yards after being found unmarked by Commons, whose next free-kick was clawed away by MacDonald.
The goalkeeper saved superbly again following a Mulgrew header and Stokes could only aim the rebound across the face of goal from two yards.
However, the pressure finally told when Mulgrew's cross found Hooper, who headed home from 10 yards when the striker had a yard start behind the defence.
It was Celtic's turn to feel aggrieved moments later when Zaliukas' shot deflected off the arm of Ledley, then Victor Wanyama and Beattie drove the penalty down the centre and into the net.
Ledley almost made amends with a back-post volley that MacDonald managed to hold and send Hearts into the final despite Celtic's late claim that of a hand ball against Webster.
Celtic manager Neil Lennon claims referee decisions were personal
BBC
Neil Lennon has suggested that decisions he believes went against his Celtic side in their Scottish Cup semi-final were "personal".
The angry Celtic manager had earlier raced on to the Hampden pitch to have words with referee Euan Norris after the 2-1 defeat by Hearts.
Lennon sent first-team coach Alan Thompson to talk to the media.
But he later said on Twitter: "Feel so sorry for players and fans… I think it's personal myself."
Celtic felt aggrieved after Hearts were awarded a stoppage-time penalty, which was dispatched by the Glasgow side's former striker, Craig Beattie.
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“If the referee sees theirs as a penalty then he has to see ours as a penalty”
Alan Thompson Celtic first-team coach
A Marius Zaliukas drive struck the arm of Joe Ledley before also appearing to brush the hand of Victor Wanyama.
"Referee told players he thought Wanyama handled," said Lennon, who already has three disciplinary cases pending with the Scottish Football Association, in his Tweet.
Ledley himself entered the online debate.
"Can't believe the decisions made on the pitch today. Was never a pen," said the midfielder.
"This sums it up, he thought it hit Victor's arm."
Ledley also posted a photograph of a tackle on himself by Ian Black, suggesting that the Hearts midfielder ought to have been sent off rather than being shown a yellow card.
Following Beattie's goal, Celtic claimed for a penalty when the ball struck the body of Hearts defender Andy Webster – and also when Ki Sung-Yeung was challenged by Ryan McGowan.
Thomson said: "If the referee sees theirs as a penalty then he has to see ours as a penalty.
"There's no justice in his decision-making."
Celtic had fought back to cancel out Rudi Skacel's opener through Gary Hooper with three minutes remaining, but the stoppage-time penalty ended their hopes of completing a league and Cup double.
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Interview – Celtic coach Alan Thompson
"Decisions have cost us again," said Thomson.
"He's gave one that might have been might not have been and he hasn't given one that might have been, might not have been.
"So where's the consistency there?"
Thompson praised his own side's performance.
"I thought it was a good semi-final," he said. "The first half didn't open up because they sat in and got 11 men behind the ball and made it difficult.
"We had lots of possession without creating too much and then the second half opened up a bit and it was a good game of football.
"They frustrated us, but we are delighted with the way we played.
"The lads were excellent. I'm so disappointed for them after the efforts they've put in.
"Hearts have had a couple of long-range shots from outside the box, so they haven't really hurt us.
"But we've missed chance after chance – Ki's hit the psot twice with headers."
Striker Hooper appeared to adopt a deeper role with Kris Commons moving forward from midfield.
However, Thompson insisted: "It was the same shape as last week, with a four-man midfield and Hooper and Samaras up front."
The first-team coach said defeat had effectively ended Celtic's season on a low note.
"We've just lost a semi-final and the chance to finish the season with a cup final to look forward to," he added.
"That's the season done and dusted now.
"We've got five league games to go. We've already won the championship, so it's disappointing.
"We'll have to get over this one – it will be a sore one – and then we'll try to have a good summer and build towards the Champions League qualifiers."
Live Text Commentary
90:00 +4:31
The referee ends the match.
90:00 +4:14
Dylan McGeough sends in a cross, save by Jamie MacDonald.
90:00 +4:00
Charlie Mulgrew sends in a cross, Andy Webster manages to make a clearance.
90:00 +2:31
Joe Ledley takes a shot. Save by Jamie MacDonald.
90:00 +1:38 Booking
Booking Craig Beattie is cautioned by the ref for unsporting behaviour.
90:00 +1:20 Goal scored
Goal – Craig Beattie – Celtic 1 – 2 Hearts Power penalty scored by Craig Beattie. Celtic 1-2 Hearts.
90:00 +0:23
Handball decision goes against Joe Ledley.
90:00 +0:13
Marius Zaliukas takes a shot. Blocked by Joe Ledley.
89:18
Corner taken left-footed by Daniel Grainger.
89:12
Daniel Grainger crosses the ball, Victor Wanyama gets a block in.
86:56
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Craig Beattie by Kelvin Wilson. Denis Prychynenko produces a shot on goal direct from the free kick.
88:07
Sung-Yeung Ki delivers the ball.
86:56
Free kick awarded for a foul by Kelvin Wilson on Craig Beattie. Strike on goal comes in from Denis Prychynenko from the free kick.
86:04
Charlie Mulgrew provided the assist for the goal.
86:04 Goal scored
Goal – Gary Hooper – Celtic 1 – 1 Hearts Gary Hooper grabs a headed goal from inside the six-yard box. Celtic 1-1 Hearts.
86:01
Charlie Mulgrew sends in a cross,
84:01
Inswinging corner taken from the right by-line by Kris Commons, Charlie Mulgrew takes a shot. Jamie MacDonald makes a fantastic save.
83:38
Corner taken by Kris Commons from the right by-line to the near post, Craig Beattie manages to make a clearance.
82:31
Andrew Driver gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Victor Wanyama. Strike comes in from Kris Commons from the free kick, save by Jamie MacDonald.
82:21
A cross is delivered by Dylan McGeough, clearance made by Andy Webster.
81:45 Substitution
Substitution Dylan McGeough on for Scott Brown.
80:32
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Victor Wanyama by Daniel Grainger. A cross is delivered by Kris Commons, Header from close range by Sung-Yeung Ki hits the post.
80:15
Centre by Andrew Driver, save by Fraser Forster.
79:01
Free kick crossed left-footed by Daniel Grainger from right channel, clearance by Charlie Mulgrew.
79:01 Booking
Booking The referee shows Kelvin Wilson a yellow card for unsporting behaviour.
78:51
Free kick awarded for a foul by Kelvin Wilson on Rudi Skacel.
78:44
A cross is delivered by Scott Brown, Andy Webster makes a clearance.
78:25
Craig Beattie challenges Victor Wanyama unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Victor Wanyama.
77:44 Substitution
Substitution Stephen Elliott leaves the field to be replaced by Denis Prychynenko.
77:25
The ball is swung over by Kris Commons. Charlie Mulgrew produces a right-footed shot from just outside the area that goes wide left of the goal.
73:44
Jamie MacDonald takes the indirect free kick.
73:44 Substitution
Substitution Victor Wanyama is brought on as a substitute for Mikael Lustig.
73:44
The referee blows for offside.
73:19
Craig Beattie produces a cross. Stephen Elliott crosses the ball, save made by Fraser Forster.
71:00
The referee blows for offside against Stephen Elliott. Indirect free kick taken by Mikael Lustig.
70:43
Shot by Anthony Stokes from 18 yards. Jamie MacDonald makes a save.
70:28
Centre by Anthony Stokes, Ryan McGowan gets a block in.
69:33
The ball is sent over by Andrew Driver, Kelvin Wilson manages to make a clearance.
69:03
Header from deep inside the area by Anthony Stokes goes harmlessly over the crossbar.
68:20
Mikael Lustig delivers the ball, Ryan McGowan manages to make a clearance.
67:02
Craig Beattie fouled by Glenn Loovens, the ref awards a free kick. Daniel Grainger takes the direct free kick.
66:05
Outswinging corner taken from the left by-line by Kris Commons, clearance by Marius Zaliukas.
65:57
Anthony Stokes takes a shot. Blocked by Daniel Grainger.
65:04
Ryan McGowan challenges Charlie Mulgrew unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Charlie Mulgrew.
64:08 Substitution
Substitution Ian Black leaves the field to be replaced by Suso Santana.
63:41
Craig Beattie produces a right-footed shot from just outside the penalty box that misses to the left of the target.
61:15
Corner from the left by-line taken by Daniel Grainger, clearance made by Mikael Lustig.
60:54
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Kelvin Wilson by Stephen Elliott. Fraser Forster takes the direct free kick.
59:39 Substitution
Substitution Georgios Samaras goes off and Anthony Stokes comes on.
56:56
Shot from just outside the box by Rudi Skacel misses to the left of the target.
54:37
Daniel Grainger takes the outswinging corner, Andy Webster challenges Mikael Lustig unfairly and gives away a free kick. Fraser Forster takes the free kick.
54:26
Rudi Skacel takes the chance to get an effort at goal. Save by Fraser Forster.
53:59
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Rudi Skacel by Scott Brown. Free kick taken by Ian Black.
52:55
Georgios Samaras concedes a free kick for a foul on Ryan McGowan. Jamie MacDonald takes the direct free kick.
52:43
A cross is delivered by Charlie Mulgrew, clearance by Andy Webster.
51:56
The referee blows for offside against Rudi Skacel. Free kick taken by Kelvin Wilson.
51:16
Inswinging corner taken by Kris Commons, save by Jamie MacDonald.
51:12
Gary Hooper sends in a cross, clearance by Marius Zaliukas.
48:31
Sung-Yeung Ki takes a shot from just inside the penalty box which clears the bar.
48:11
Corner taken by Kris Commons from the right by-line to the near post, Craig Beattie makes a clearance.
47:57
Free kick awarded for a foul by Ian Black on Georgios Samaras. Free kick taken by Charlie Mulgrew.
46:12
Craig Beattie provided the assist for the goal.
46:12 Goal scored
Goal – Rudi Skacel – Celtic 0 – 1 Hearts Rudi Skacel scores a goal from close in to the top left corner of the goal. Celtic 0-1 Hearts.
45:52
Centre by Charlie Mulgrew, Ryan McGowan makes a clearance.
45:01
The second half kicks off.
45:01 Substitution
Substitution Craig Beattie is brought on as a substitute for Scott Robinson.
45:00 +1:06
The ref blows to end the first period.
45:00 +0:19
Mikael Lustig produces a cross, clearance made by Ryan McGowan.
45:00 +0:01
The ball is swung over by Mikael Lustig, Marius Zaliukas makes a clearance.
44:32
The ball is delivered by Kris Commons. The ball is sent over by Mikael Lustig, Header from close range by Sung-Yeung Ki hits the post.
41:22
Mikael Lustig delivers the ball, clearance made by Andy Webster.
40:17
Centre by Mikael Lustig. Kris Commons has a drilled shot. Comfortable save by Jamie MacDonald.
38:23
Handball decision goes against Ian Black. Charlie Mulgrew restarts play with the free kick.
35:21
The ball is swung over by Mikael Lustig, Header by Kris Commons from deep inside the penalty area misses to the left of the target.
33:51
Centre by Georgios Samaras, clearance by Marius Zaliukas.
32:40
Outswinging corner taken left-footed by Kris Commons from the left by-line to the near post. Centre by Joe Ledley, clearance by Ian Black.
32:32
The ball is swung over by Mikael Lustig, clearance made by Ryan McGowan.
30:29
A cross is delivered by Georgios Samaras.
29:00
Mikael Lustig sends in a cross.
28:12
Foul by Andrew Driver on Kris Commons, free kick awarded. Kris Commons delivers the ball from the free kick left-footed from right wing.
27:24
Corner taken left-footed by Kris Commons from the right by-line, save by Jamie MacDonald.
25:58
Unfair challenge on Rudi Skacel by Scott Brown results in a free kick. Free kick taken by Andy Webster.
25:07
The ball is delivered by Charlie Mulgrew, Gary Hooper produces a header from deep inside the six-yard box which goes wide of the right-hand post.
22:46
Corner taken by Daniel Grainger, Header from deep inside the penalty area by Andy Webster goes harmlessly over the crossbar.
21:40
Direct free kick taken by Andy Webster.
21:40 Booking
Booking Ian Black booked.
21:03 Booking
Booking Charlie Mulgrew is shown a yellow card for unsporting behaviour.
20:43
Foul by Charlie Mulgrew on Scott Robinson, free kick awarded.
19:14
Georgios Samaras fouled by Scott Robinson, the ref awards a free kick. Joe Ledley takes the direct free kick.
17:43
Darren Barr challenges Kris Commons unfairly and gives away a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Kris Commons.
17:04
Centre by Charlie Mulgrew.
13:34
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Mikael Lustig by Andrew Driver. Kris Commons delivers the ball, Mikael Lustig has a headed effort from close in and clears the bar.
13:07
Mikael Lustig produces a cross, Marius Zaliukas makes a clearance.
12:22
The ball is crossed by Ian Black.
12:10
The ball is crossed by Andrew Driver, clearance made by Charlie Mulgrew.
10:03
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Joe Ledley by Scott Robinson. Joe Ledley restarts play with the free kick.
9:16
Centre by Ian Black.
9:06
Centre by Ian Black, clearance by Glenn Loovens.
8:25
Stephen Elliott fouled by Charlie Mulgrew, the ref awards a free kick. Ian Black delivers the ball from the free kick right-footed from right wing, Fraser Forster makes a save.
7:16
A cross is delivered by Charlie Mulgrew, clearance by Ryan McGowan.
6:29
Kris Commons delivers the ball.
5:31
A cross is delivered by Andrew Driver, Georgios Samaras manages to make a clearance.
5:08
Outswinging corner taken by Ian Black from the right by-line, clearance by Charlie Mulgrew.
3:18
Corner taken by Sung-Yeung Ki played to the near post, clearance by Darren Barr.
3:10
The ball is crossed by Sung-Yeung Ki, blocked by Daniel Grainger.
2:29
The ball is delivered by Kris Commons.
2:03
Corner taken by Kris Commons, Marius Zaliukas makes a clearance.
1:58
The ball is swung over by Kris Commons, blocked by Daniel Grainger.
0:51
Inswinging corner taken by Daniel Grainger, clearance made by Glenn Loovens.
0:31
Corner taken by Daniel Grainger from the right by-line, clearance made by Glenn Loovens.
0:18
Stephen Elliott takes a shot. Save by Fraser Forster.
0:00
The referee gets the game underway.