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Monday, 12th May 2008

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Rugby

Scots sides signal intention to be a Celtic force EDINBURGH and Glasgow secured their own and Scotland's best-ever finish to the Magners League on Saturday and confirmed their arrival as a serious force in Celtic rugby.

Llanelli Scarlets 12 - 27 Edinburgh: Skipper Hogg aims to build on highest finish EDINBURGH captain Ally Hogg admits the bar has been raised for his team, who brushed aside struggling Llanelli to achieve their best ever Magners League finish of fourth after starting the season in a state of turmoil.

Munster 18 - 21 Glasgow: Lineen's pride as players show bottle in Cork GLASGOW rounded off their season in style with a fifth consecutive win to record their highest ever Magners League placing. They were made to work hard throughout for this win in Cork and defended resolutely into the eighth minute of time added on in

Sevens kings Selkirk bid for Border crown SELKIRK will tonight bid to end a 56-year wait for the Border League crown against Jed-Forest at Kelso's Poynder Park having savoured a coronation as 'Kings of the Sevens' at Riverside Park on Saturday.

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Iain Morrison: Clouds threaten to rain on Scots' rugby's recovery

Lionising McGeechan

Gloucester 8 - 6 Bath - Gloucester on top but injury woe for England

Llanelli 12 - 29 Edinburgh - Edinburgh find Welsh perfection

Leicester 31 - 28 Harlequins - Leicester edge pulsating encounter as they secure place in the play-offs with bonus point

Munster 18 - 21 Glasgow - Warriors rip up the script in Munster cup rehearsal

Lineen keen to go native

Selkirk are one tie from Kings' crown

Co-ops face East Lothian

SRU chief McKie on the state of the Union

Rugby rocked as Sonians star 'fails drug test'

Stars give Gavin Hastings a taste for the battle

Thomson set to lead Scots' challenge for Churchill Cup

Godman pens new deal to stay with Edinburgh

Parks in possession at No10 but Scots freshen attack

Paterson did homework on Edinburgh

Godman not bitter after completing rehabilitation

Allori part of trio leaving Edinburgh

Pumas likely to be worse hit than Scots as French championship takes priority

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