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Sam Mason-Jones

Sam Mason-Jones

Verified

Senior Journalist, BBC Radio 4

London

Final Covers

Mental Health , Music , Grief

Doesn’t Cover

sporting events, extreme sports, wine festivals

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Total articles 11

  • Mikael Lustig says Celtic favourites against Rangers

    By Sam Mason-Jones Verified| Sky Sports Verified Celtic defender Mikael Lustig is confident his side will extend their Old Firm unbeaten run to 10 matches when they meet Rangers in the semi-final of the Scottish Cup. Lustig suggested that Rangers' poor record in recent Old Firm matches could impact the mindsets of those playing for Graeme Murty's side in the Sky Live match on Sunday. "Obviously you need to find a new way to play or do something different, and that cannot be good," said Lustig. "But we will see what they do.

    By Sam Mason-Jones Verified · Sky Sports

    Apr. 13, 2018

  • Rangers striker Alfredo Morelos' one-match ban overturned

    By Sam Mason-Jones Verified| Sky Sports Verified Rangers have successfully appealed the yellow card picked up by Alfredo Morelos against Dundee, meaning the striker will no longer need to serve a one-match ban. Morelos was cautioned for simulation by referee Greg Aitken in the second half of Rangers' 4-0 over Dundee on Saturday, taking his tally of cautions to six yellow cards - ruling him out of the first game after the league split.

    By Sam Mason-Jones Verified · Sky Sports

    Apr. 12, 2018

  • Mikael Lustig says Celtic favourites against Rangers

    By Sam Mason-Jones Verified| Sky Sports Verified Celtic defender Mikael Lustig is confident his side will extend their Old Firm unbeaten run to 10 matches when they meet Rangers in the semi-final of the Scottish Cup. Lustig suggested that Rangers' poor record in recent Old Firm matches could impact the mindsets of those playing for Graeme Murty's side in the Sky Live match on Sunday. "Obviously you need to find a new way to play or do something different, and that cannot be good," said Lustig. "But we will see what they do.

    By Sam Mason-Jones Verified · Sky Sports

    Apr. 13, 2018

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BBC Radio 4