Time: 12.30GMT
Venue: Rugby Park
Competition: Scottish Premier League
Live/Repeat: Live




The list of failed challengers for the NFL's monopoly on pro football audiences is long, but the organizers and coaches of the United Football League are convinced their model will be successful.
Either that, or the head coaches - Dennis Green, Jim Fassel, Jim Haslett and Ted Cottrell - are looking to bide time until 2010.
The UFL announced its plans Wednesday at a news conference at AT&T Park. Green will coach the San Francisco team; Fassel will coach the Las Vegas franchise; Haslett will coach Orlando and Cottrell - most recently the Chargers' defensive coordinator -will coach the New York franchise.
UFL backers are convinced their business and game features - $20 tickets, hard caps on coaches' and players' salaries, a game ball with a GPS chip, a free spirit about end-zone celebrations and cameras televising fiery halftime speeches - will add up to a winning product.
Teams: Four, based in San Francisco, New York, Orlando and Las Vegas. Team names have not been announced.