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Rangers lose Shankland for up to four months

Headline as filed by BBC Sport.

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Publisher Headline Summary Published Detected Delay Source Status
Sky Sports Rangers' Shankland blow, Celtic lose Yang & managers already under pressure
Injury blows, international losses and pressure mounting on THREE managers.
0m skysports.com First
BBC Sport Rangers lose Shankland for up to four months
Rangers captain Lawrence Shankland will be out for up to four months because of a hamstring tear and the Scotland forward may need surgery.
1d bbc.co.uk Follow-up Page headline
Sky Sports Rangers captain Shankland expected to miss three to four months
Rangers captain Lawrence Shankland will be out for up to four months, with the striker waiting to discover if he requires surgery.
1d skysports.com Latest

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