After five years away, Oli McBurnie is back in the Scotland squad and determined to make his second chance count. He tells Tom English why the recall meant so much to his family and reflects on missing out under Steve Clarke. How has fatherhood changed him on and off the pitch? What really happened in the old video that fuelled claims he did not want to represent Scotland?McBurnie also discusses the insecurities behind his younger self, the lessons he learned while playing in Spain and why scoring

With new faces in the squad and four games demanding careful planning, how quickly can Pocognoli shape his Scotland side? He explains why consistency and connections matter, how he hopes to balance attractive football with qualification, and why his players must attack together and “defend like brothers”.Could tactical flexibility provide the answer? Pocognoli also discusses the importance of a positive opening result against Slovenia, opportunities for the uncapped players and the excitement

How did data help Liverpool spot Andy Robertson, and why did Jürgen Klopp overlook concerns about his defending?Former Liverpool research director Ian Graham explains what Scottish clubs can learn from smarter recruitment. Are players in Scotland really undervalued? Is the experience placed on older homegrown players blocking the pathway for emerging talent? And should Scotland cast it's net wider and exploit the Scottish diaspora to attract more eligible players from abroad?Plus, Ian argues that

Scotland midfielder John McGinn discusses his World Cup hopes, his injury fears and his season for the national side and Aston Villa with Brian McLauchlin as he prepares to face Ivory Coast, a decade after his first international appearance.

Former Celtic and Stuttgart defender Andreas Hinkel discusses his divided loyalties as the two clubs meet in the Europa League play off and reflects on his own career in Scotland.

In a bonus episode of the Scottish football podcast, Martin Dowden talks exclusively to Scotland captain Andy Robertson about his Liverpool future and head coach Steve Clarke as they discuss Scotland's chances in World Cup qualifying with Clarke 'approaching the end of his career'.

A quick taster as Stiliyan Petrov joins Amy Irons and Craig Levein on this week's Sacked in The Morning.Hear Stan's thoughts ahead of the first Old Firm game of the season plus hear about his unique way of learning English when he arrived at Celtic Park in 1999Catch the whole show here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0lz31dg

A quick taster of this week's Sacked in the Morning podcast - just months after leaving Rangers, Philippe Clément joins Craig and Amy for an in-depth interview Philippe reflects on the whirlwind of his time in Glasgow. He opens up about the challenges of squad building without investment and a bruising encounter with Zinedine Zidane.For the whole episode head to BBC Sounds and search for Sacked in The Morning.

Andy Burke sits down with Rangers manager Russell Martin and midfielder Mohamed Diomande as they look ahead to the club's Champions League qualifier second leg against Panathinaikos.

Craig Levein and Amy Irons are back with listener emails, messages for Craig, and a brand-new way for you to get in touch with the show… which can only mean one thing: Craig’s got some fresh scripting to (reluctantly) learn.

Craig Levein and Stephen Craigan assess wins for Hearts and Airdrie in the opening group games of the Scottish League Cup.

After more than 6 months away Craig Levein and Amy Irons are back to reveal when the podcast is returning and just why they've been away so long. A story that involves a trip to A&E, a nativity play and 'Pimp My Ride'...oh the devil makes an appearance too!We also want you to be even more involved in the podcast so we’re expanding our listeners questions to literally anything. Maybe there’s something you have going on in your life and you want advice from Craig? Let us know. Of course we will

Liam McLeod in conversation with Scotland manager Steve Clarke and captain Andy Robertson on the upcoming friendlies with Iceland and Liechtenstein, their hopes of World Cup qualification and the future talents coming through for Scotland.

Dunfermline manager Neil Lennon sits down for a conversation with Brian McLauchlin about his life in the game, managing Celtic and Hibernian, and his future ambitions for the Fife club.

Arsenal captain Kim Little joins Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton ahead of this weekend's Champions League final against Barcelona.

Willie Miller and Billy Dodds assess Scotland's dismal 0-3 defeat at Hampden as Greece prove too hot to handle, relegating Scotland out of Nations League A.

Richard Gordon and the team look back on Greece 0-1 Scotland in the Nations League A/B play-off

Kenny Macintyre and guests remember former Manchester United & Scotland striker Denis Law

Jane Lewis, Stephen McGinn and Stephen Craigan review Motherwell 1-1 Kilmarnock, a game which featured another controversial VAR decision

Gully Singh is joined by Joelle Murray and John Walker to discuss the big talking points in the national game. They look ahead to Scotland’s do-or-die Women’s Euros play-off second leg with Finland and give their reaction to the men’s Scottish Cup fourth-round draw. They also assess James Tavernier’s future after the 33-year-old Rangers captain insisted he’s fitter than ever. Get in touch with your comments and questions. Our email address is Scottishfootball@bbc.co.uk