• Celtic recover to defeat 10-man Motherwell 3-1

• Cvancara scores penalty after Longelo red card

Tomas Cvancara converted another crucial penalty as a major intervention by the video assistant referee helped second-placed Celtic come from behind to beat Motherwell 3-1. The Czech striker followed up his Scottish Cup penalty shootout winner at Ibrox with Celtic’s second goal in the 72nd minute after Emmanuel Longelo had been dismissed for a challenge on Daizen Maeda.

The referee, John Beaton, had initially given a goal kick, but a lengthy look at the VAR monitor at the behest of Kevin Clancy changed the complexion of the game.

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• Celtic recover to defeat 10-man Motherwell 3-1

• Cvancara scores penalty after Longelo red card

Tomas Cvancara converted another crucial penalty as a major intervention by the video assistant referee helped second-placed Celtic come from behind to beat Motherwell 3-1. The Czech striker followed up his Scottish Cup penalty shootout winner at Ibrox with Celtic’s second goal in the 72nd minute after Emmanuel Longelo had been dismissed for a challenge on Daizen Maeda.

The referee, John Beaton, had initially given a goal kick, but a lengthy look at the VAR monitor at the behest of Kevin Clancy changed the complexion of the game.

This story will be updated

• Celtic recover to defeat 10-man Motherwell 3-1

• Cvancara scores penalty after Longelo red card

Tomas Cvancara converted another crucial penalty as a major intervention by the video assistant referee helped second-placed Celtic come from behind to beat Motherwell 3-1. The Czech striker followed up his Scottish Cup penalty shootout winner at Ibrox with Celtic’s second goal in the 72nd minute after Emmanuel Longelo had been dismissed for a challenge on Daizen Maeda.

The referee, John Beaton, had initially given a goal kick, but a lengthy look at the VAR monitor at the behest of Kevin Clancy changed the complexion of the game.

This story will be updated

Wearside will always be a special place for James Milner. On Boxing Day 2002 he scored his first Premier League goal for Leeds here, at the age of 16 years and 356 days. Who, back then, could possibly have imagined that the 40-year-old Milner would have been back at the Stadium of Light on Saturday as an impressive part of Fabian Hürzeler’s Brighton midfield?

He played the entire game too, helping guide the 33-year-old Hürzeler’s team to their first win at Sunderland since 1981 as Régis Le Bris’s injury-hit side could find no riposte to Yankuba Minteh’s fortuitous second-half winner.

Wearside will always be a special place for James Milner. On Boxing Day 2002 he scored his first Premier League goal for Leeds here, at the age of 16 years and 356 days. Who, back then, could possibly have imagined that the 40-year-old Milner would have been back at the Stadium of Light on Saturday as an impressive part of Fabian Hürzeler’s Brighton midfield?

He played the entire game too, helping guide the 33-year-old Hürzeler’s team to their first win at Sunderland since 1981 as Régis Le Bris’s injury-hit side could find no riposte to Yankuba Minteh’s fortuitous second-half winner.

Wearside will always be a special place for James Milner. On Boxing Day 2002 he scored his first Premier League goal for Leeds here, at the age of 16 years and 356 days. Who, back then, could possibly have imagined that the 40-year-old Milner would have been back at the Stadium of Light on Saturday as an impressive part of Fabian Hürzeler’s Brighton midfield?

He played the entire game too, helping guide the 33-year-old Hürzeler’s team to their first win at Sunderland since 1981 as Régis Le Bris’s injury-hit side could find no riposte to Yankuba Minteh’s fortuitous second-half winner.

Burnley and Bournemouth played out a tepid goalless draw at Turf Moor that does little to help either team’s Premier League ambitions.

The Clarets managed just a fourth clean sheet in the league this season but remain eight points adrift of safety with only eight games left, while Bournemouth are now unbeaten in 10 matches but really needed three points to boost their European hopes.

Burnley and Bournemouth played out a tepid goalless draw at Turf Moor that does little to help either team’s Premier League ambitions.

The Clarets managed just a fourth clean sheet in the league this season but remain eight points adrift of safety with only eight games left, while Bournemouth are now unbeaten in 10 matches but really needed three points to boost their European hopes.

Burnley and Bournemouth played out a tepid goalless draw at Turf Moor that does little to help either team’s Premier League ambitions.

The Clarets managed just a fourth clean sheet in the league this season but remain eight points adrift of safety with only eight games left, while Bournemouth are now unbeaten in 10 matches but really needed three points to boost their European hopes.