St Johnstone welcome back several isolating players for Livingston clash

St Johnstone will have several players back from self-isolation when they take on Livingston in the Scottish Premiership fifth-placed decider.
Saints will still have some players out because of Covid-19 after eight missed the midweek defeat by Celtic.
Scott Tanser (ankle) remains absent but has half a chance of being fit for the Scottish Cup final.
Livingston have no fresh injury worries for the trip to Perth.
Robby McCrorie is set to remain out with a niggle.
Gavin Reilly is back running after a hamstring injury but his season is over, while Keaghan Jacobs and Steve Lawson remain sidelined with foot injuries.
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