Reaction as Rangers drop points on the opening day of the Premiership. And relegated St Johnstone lay down a marker in the Championship with a 5-1 hammering of Partick Thistle.

Iona Ballantyne previews the return of Scottish football with former striker Rory Loy and football writer Moira Gordon. They look ahead to the weekend's Premiership and Championship matches and also look back at Hibs and Dundee Utd in Europe.

Post-match reaction as sensational strike knocks Hibs out of Europa League qualifying. Whilst Dundee Utd progress in Europe for the first time in 28 years.

Your football calls with Natalie Pike and Toni Duggan after England v Spain in the Women's Euro final. Phone 08085 909693 free from mobiles and landlines. Text 85058 at your standard message rate.

A draw for Rangers against Panathinaikos sees the Scots progress in their quest for Champions League football, with reaction from Greece including Russell Martin and John Souttar.

Andrew Petrie is joined by Michael Grant and John Walker to preview the three Scottish sides in European action as Rangers, Hibernian and Dundee Utd all look to progress in continental qualification.

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.

Ray Bradshaw is joined by Craig Telfer and Mark Atkinson to discuss the latest transfer stories, will VAR be better this season and pick the highlights from the League Cup last-16 draw.

Julian Dicks - West Ham legend, former Liverpool defender, and self-proclaimed non-league gaffer, joins Craig and Amy for a no-nonsense episode of Sacked in the Morning. From being told he’d never play again at 22 to earning the nickname “The Terminator,” Julian opens up about the brutal injuries, the boozy rehab, and the unforgettable characters he’s met along the way. Expect tales of firecrackers in hotel bathrooms, a bath-time prank gone very wrong, and what he told Tottenham Hotspur when they

George O'Neill is joined by Stephen McGowan and Cillian Sheridan as we discuss the end of the League Cup group stages, how ready Celtic and Rangers are for the league season after some testing friendlies and discuss the latest transfer speculation.

Reaction to St Mirren's win against Ayr Utd in the final match in the group stage of the Scottish League Cup, and we find out who will face who in the last 16.

Sportsound has all the reaction to Saturday's Scottish League Cup matches and preview the midweek European ties. With Liam McLeod, Billy Dodds, Stephen Craigan and Derek Ferguson.

Your calls with Natalie Pike and Toni Duggan following England's dramatic extra time victory over Italy.

Post-match reaction as Hibernian draw 1-1 away v FC Midtjylland. Dundee Utd defeat UNA Strassen 1-0 at Tannadice.

Reaction and analysis as Hearts move into the last 16 of the League Cup on maximum points

All the reaction from Ibrox where the Russell Martin era begins with Rangers winning in the Champions League qualifiers with a 2-0 first leg victory against Panathinaikos.

Phil Goodlad is joined by Maurice Ross and Stephen McGowan to look ahead to Rangers' Champions League qualifier at home to Panathinaikos, plus we preview European matches for Hibernian and Dundee Utd and look at Tuesday's League Cup fixtures.

Just how close is Football Manager the game to being a Football manager in real-life?Comedian, podcaster, and self-proclaimed “virtual touchline legend” Jamie Hutchinson joins Craig and Amy for a brilliantly chaotic episode of Sacked in the Morning. From getting sacked in both real life and Football Manager to a virtual divorce in Portugal, Jamie’s tales are as outrageous as they are hilarious. He also reveals how he turned Owen Garvan into a Ballon d’Or winner, why he fined Alan Shearer into

George O'Neill is joined by Cammy Bell and Ryan McGowan to reflect on the weekend's League Cup action, discuss the latest transfer moves and look ahead to the Scottish sides in European action.

Reaction to Saturday's Scottish League Cup results including Derek McInnes, Steven Pressley and Scott Brown in the company of Liam McLeod, Stephen Craigan and Derek Ferguson