Scottish Football Podcast

We discuss the news from Ibrox as Rangers sack chief executive Patrick Stewart and sporting director Kevin Thelwell, with Andy Burke, Tom English and the Rangers Review’s Joshua Barrie.

Cammy Kerr, a professional footballer and tactical analyst, joins senior sports writer Scott McDermott to dive into the thrilling weekend of Scottish football. They discuss Hearts' surprising defeat to Aberdeen and the implications of their wobbling form. Celtic snatches a last-minute win, sparking debates about their struggles and boardroom issues. Controversy erupts as Livingston is denied a crucial penalty, adding to the weekend's drama. The duo analyzes Rangers' gritty performance and looks at other teams' fortunes in this lively recap.

Aberdeen bring Hearts' unbeaten league run to an end with a 1-0 victory at Pittodrie. We have reaction from Jimmy Thelin, Derek McInnes and the Sportsound team.

Dive into the thrilling Scottish Premiership action as pundits dissect Callum McGregor's nail-biting last-minute winner for Celtic. St Mirren's fierce resilience and missed opportunities take center stage, while tactical adjustments spark discussion around Maeda and substitutions. The league's shifting dynamics, highlighted by Hibs’ home win and Falkirk’s striking performance, set the tone for an intense season ahead. Controversies abound with VAR debates over critical calls and managerial perspectives from Celtic, Rangers, and Motherwell add further intrigue.

Cillian Sheridan, a former professional footballer and pundit, teams up with Moira Gordon, a seasoned Scottish football writer. They delve into the intriguing matchups this weekend, including Falkirk's surprise season and Dundee United's inconsistency. Cillian discusses the stability of Falkirk's squad, while Moira analyzes Rangers' need to up their set-piece game against Livingston. They also explore Hibs' quest for consistency, the challenges facing Dundee, and a strengthening Celtic under Martin O'Neill. A lively discussion packed with insights!

After Scotland qualify for the 2026 World Cup we look at who Scotland could face, where they could be based and which players could be in or out of the squad by the time we board the plane to North America. With David Currie, Cammy Bell, Gordon Waddell and Gavin Noon.

Robbie Neilson, a former Scotland international and coach, and Stephen McGowan, a seasoned football writer, dive into Scotland's thrilling return to the World Cup after 28 years. They reminisce about the unforgettable match against Denmark, describing the electric atmosphere at Hampden. Robbie shares insights from Belgium, while Stephen captures the emotional reactions from the press box. The duo analyzes key moments and goals, evaluates Steve Clarke's managerial achievements, and reflects on the anticipation surrounding the World Cup draw.

Scotland are heading to the 2026 World Cup in North America! On a night of unforgettable drama at Hampden Park we hear from the players, fans and the Sportsound team.

This is it! Scotland face Denmark at Hampden with a place at the 2026 World Cup final at stake. We look at what Steve Clarke’s side will have to do to make it to North America next year. With Ray Bradshaw, Michael Grant and Scott Allan.

Pat Nevin, a former Scotland international and football pundit, teams up with Don Cowie, an ex-Scotland international, to dissect Scotland's dramatic 3-2 loss to Greece. They delve into the chaotic match moments and the psychological aftermath in the dressing room. Tactical flexibility under Steve Clarke arises as a key theme, alongside a discussion on goalkeeping choices and the pressing nature of Denmark's reported sickness bug. Both guests convey optimism about Scotland's chances in their upcoming clash, predicting exciting outcomes.