The Bulgarian showed immense composure to steer his shot around Woods into the far corner.Just after the hour, Lambert made it 3-0 with a goal of immense quality. The midfielder took part in a flowing move on the left, involving Ulrik Laursen, but it was the reverse pass of Larsson that was the key, releasing Petrov behind the Motherwell defence. Petrov showed wonderful finishing in the 56th minute when he struck his second goal. But the over-zealous approach of Terry Butcher’s side soon proved their undoing, as Derek Adams became the 11th Motherwell player to be sent off this season when he elbowed Thompson off the ball, sparking a m?e.Celtic swiftly punished their hosts when Petrov scored in the 36th minute, profiting from the space in the Motherwell midfield to gather Larsson’s pass and go out wide to the right before firing a right-foot shot that Steve Woods could not keep out.Motherwell lost the plot in the second-half as Celtic powered in three goals in just under 10 minutes. The survey by the Recruitment and Employment Confederation will fuel fears the economy failed to benefit from a “Baghdad bounce” since the end to the Iraqi war.. Recruitment agencies said demand for staff fell at the fastest rate since the aftermath of the 2001 US terrorist attacks.

The Bank will be worried this could stimulate inflation as prices of imports rose and economic growth picked up.However, there was some last-minute ammunition for advocates of a rate cut from a survey showing demand by UK companies for new workers slumped in April. Sterling has depreciated 8.1 per cent against the euro, its main trading currency, this year. But Lorenzo Codogno, an economist at Bank of America, said that lower inflation and oil prices means the ECB should be in “no rush” to cut rates.Meanwhile, the pound’s fall added to speculation the Bank of England will keep rates on hold today. Substitutes not used: Fontana (gk), Gamarra, Obafemi, Vivas.Referee: V Ivanov (Russia)..

Substitutes not used: Abbiati (gk), Simic, Tomasson, Roque Junior.Internazionale (4-4-2): Toldo; Cordoba, Materazzi, Cannavaro, Coco (Pasquale, 84); J Zanetti, Sergio Conceic?(Guglielminpietro, 66), Di Biagio, Emre; Crespo, Recoba (Kallon, 72). They nearly did so on 72 minutes when Fabio Cannavaro headed Emre Belozoglu’s corner just wide.With just over 10 minutes to go, Ancelotti played his trump card, but not even a magician of Rivaldo’s stature could unlock the door to Inter’s defence.Milan (4-3-1-2): Dida; Costacurta, Nesta, Maldini, Kaladze; Gattuso (Redondo, 78), Brocchi (Serginho, 73) Seedorf; Rui Costa; Shevchenko (Rivaldo, 81), Inzaghi. Selfridges has received two bids and two expressions of interest in time for the deadline it imposed on would-be bidders for the upmarket department store group. It is also understood that Mr Green is also not involved in any of the other bids, including the one from his close friend Tom Hunter. Mr Hunter, the Scottish entrepreneur who kick-started the £550m bid battle last month, has made a formal bid of up to 350p per share.Peter Williams, Selfridges’ chief executive, has also tabled an indicative offer, backed by Blackstone, the venture capital group.