St Johnstone to discover Mitchell's fate
St Johnstone will find out on Tuesday if 20-year-old Zach Mitchell has played his last game for the Perth club after the on-loan Charlton Athletic centre-back was substituted with a hamstring injury during Saturday's 1-0 defeat by Dundee United. (The Courier), externalRead Tuesday's Scottish Gossip in full.
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