Thursday's headlines are dominated by Celtic's Champions League draw with Benfica at Parkhead.
The hosts are at pains to point out the positives from the result, while the visitors left gutted they didn't snatch all three points.
Elsewhere in the world, there's headlines from across the Scottish game, an analysis of PSG's sneaky €100m shirt deal and the Asian Champions League gets off with a bang. Literally.
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Scott Brown sees Benfica result as a 'point gained' for Celtic
Captain content despite the SPL champions being rarely troubled in the Champions League tie.
Neil Lennon satisfied with committed Celtic performance against Benfica
The Celtic manager says he will take the positives from a point earned against the Portuguese side.
Benfica coach Jorge Jesus: 'We deserved to leave with all three points'
The Portuguese side drew 0-0 on their visit to face Celtic in the Champions League.
Hearts face possible signing ban as SPL board meets on wage delay
The Gorgie club failed to pay the salaries of a 'small number' of their first team squad.
Darren Fletcher tipped to return to his best after making United comeback
Manchester United boss expects Scotland captain to return to form after facing Galatasaray.
Danny Grainger backs 'tight-knit' Hearts squad to beat tough spell
Defender tells team-mates to face Dundee United 'full of confidence' despite poor run of form.
Motherwell to offer boss Stuart McCall a new deal
The manager's contract at Fir Park expires in the summer. (Daily Express)
Darren Mackie poised for America switch
The former Aberdeen striker could join up with former Dons player David Robertson at USL Pro League side Phoenix FC. (Press and Journal)
I had to stay indoors, says Rocco Quinn
The Ross County midfielder can't believe his side's turnaround from losing 5-1 to his home town side Hamilton Accies to going 40 games unbeaten, (Press and Journal)
Terry Butcher: No reason for Inverness to fear Hibs
The manager reckons his team can stun high-flying Hibs on Saturday to finally net their first SPL win of the season. (North Star)
McNally: Misfiring Gers are having a huge culture shock
Montrose defender Stephen McNally believes the rough and tumble of Division Three has caught Rangers’ stars cold. (Scottish Sun)
Hot Tade: Saints not fazed buy Staggies long unbeaten run
Gregory Tade insists St Johnstone can follow up their stunning Celtic win by ending Ross County’s 40-game run. (Scottish Sun)
'Fearless' Ryan Fraser won't let hatchetmen affect his game, says Aberdeen's Joe Shaughnessy
The Aberdeen kid has been on the receiving end of some tough tackling since he was let loose on the SPL but team-mates reckon he'll cope. (Daily Record)
Ladies boss: We have an awful lot of ground to make up
Coach Anna Signeul admits Scotland still have a massive gulf to bridge after their 5-0 France thrashing at Tynecastle. (Scottish Sun)
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