Scottish Football Podcast

Looking ahead to the Scottish Cup weekend fixtures. With Charlotte Cohen, Cillian Sheridan and Moira Gordon...

We look at where the title race lies now after Hearts beat St Mirren despite another red card and Celtic huff and puff their way to a victory over Falkirk, plus the latest news from the transfer window in the Scottish Premiership. With Charlotte Cohen, Stephen McGowan and Rory Loy.

Sportsound has reaction after two big wins in the Scottish Premiership as the title race continues, with 10-man Hearts beating St Mirren and Celtic edging past Falkirk.

We preview this evening’s Scottish Premiership matches as overperforming Falkirk host a rejuvenated Celtic and Hearts look to maintain their lead at the top of the league at home to St Mirren. With Charlotte Cohen, Scott Allan and Gordon Waddell.

Ross County’s win over Partick Thistle disrupts the Championship title race, Stenhousemuir make the news in League One and Spartans start to pull away from the pack in League Two. With Andy Burke, Scott Fraser and Craig Telfer.

Martin O’Neill makes a triumphant second return as Celtic interim manager as Craig Gordon saves all three points for Hearts and Rangers ease past Aberdeen again – it's the weekend debrief. With Jonathan Sutherland, Michael Stewart and Andy Halliday.

Richard Gordon and the team review Sunday's Scottish Premiership action as Hearts and Rangers both win

Andy Halliday and Tom English are joined by the fans, discussing the big talking points including Celtic's crucial win, a stalemate at Easter Road and a huge win for Falkirk.

Looking ahead to the weekend fixtures. With Charlotte Cohen, Rory Loy and Joelle Murray. It's the return of Martin O'Neill... again. Motherwell travel to Easter Road and can new Killie boss Neil McCann get off to a winning start?

We examine what's working or not with clubs' tactics in the Premiership, from Rangers going back to basics and Motherwell’s passing masterclasses to what went wrong for Wilfried Nancy on the pitch and how Kilmarnock can turn things round. With Charlotte Cohen, Robbie Neilson and John Walker.

We focus on Rangers and Aberdeen after their match on Tuesday – assessing the Danny Rohl era at Ibrox and Aberdeen’s search for a new manager and we discuss Neil McCann taking the reins at Kilmarnock. With Charlotte Cohen, Scott McDermott and Ryan Flynn.

Michael Stewart, Pat Bonner, Willie Miller and Tom English debate Celtic's disruptive season and Aberdeen's sacking of Jimmy Thelin. Plus reaction to Rangers' latest win

Martin O'Neill returns to Celtic as interim manager after the departure of Wilfried Nancy after just eight games. And we preview tonight’s Premiership fixtures as Rangers host managerless Aberdeen and there’s a six-pointer at the bottom of the table as St Mirren visit Livingston. With Andy Burke, Tom English, Stephen McGowan and Lee Miller.

Aberdeen and Jimmy Thelin part company plus we examine what the result of Saturday’s Old Firm match means for both sides as Hearts’ lead at the top of the table returns to six points and Dundee are now the team to watch in the Premiership – it's the weekend debrief. With Ray Bradshaw, Cammy Bell and Michael Grant.

Richard Gordon is joined by Stephen Craigan and Michael Grant to pick over the bones of the Saturday's fixtures including the Old Firm and Dundee derbies.

Post-match reaction to an impressive win for Rangers at Celtic Park as Nancy's side collapse. Hearts move 6 clear at the top plus Dundee take the spoils at Tannadice.

The final fixtures of 2025 in the Scottish Premiership saw a huge result for Motherwell who beat Celtic, plus wins for Rangers, Hibernian, Dundee and Dundee Utd.

We look forward to the last games of 2025 with Celtic facing a tricky trip to Motherwell, Hibs and Aberdeen both seeking a confidence-building win and Dundee facing Kilmarnock in a six-pointer in the bottom six. With Iona Ballantyne, Cillian Sheridan and Rory Loy.

We round up all the major talking points of the year and look forward to what will be the big stories of 2026 with Ray Bradshaw, Craig Telfer and Stephen McGowa

After 28 years, Scotland are back in the World Cup finals, with manager Steve Clarke guiding the national team through qualification and the most dramatic climax at Hampden Park.