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

Ray Bradshaw is joined by A View From The Terrace presenter and Stenhousemuir fan Craig Telfer and Spartans-supporting football writer Moira Gordon to preview the upcoming season in Leagues One and Two.

Ray Bradshaw is joined by Off The Ball presenter and St Johnstone fan Stuart Cosgrove and A View From The Terrace's Raith Rovers-supporting Shaughan McGuigan to preview the new season in the Scottish Championship.

Liam McLeod hears reaction and analysis from Steven Naismith and Lee Miller as Kilmarnock beat Livingston in the Scottish League Cup

Ray Bradshaw looks ahead to the new season for Motherwell with Off the Ball presenter Tam Cowan and Well Society board member Stephen Reside.

We round up Tuesday's Scottish League Cup ties and get reaction from Motherwell v Peterhead and Hamilton v Hearts, with Liam McLeod, Stephen Craigan and Leanne Crichton.

Football coach, podcaster, and all-round storyteller Si Ferry joins Craig and Amy for one of the funniest episodes of Sacked in the Morning yet. From toilet trouble mid-match to getting called a “little piggy” by Paolo Di Canio, Si serves up outrageous, no-holds-barred tales from his playing days.Get in touch with us via sackedinthemorning@bbc.co.uk and on WhatsApp 08000 12 11 71**Contains some strong language and adult themes**

Kheredine Idessane, Emma Black and Lee Miller review the early stages of the Scottish League Cup

Amy Canavan is joined by journalist Gordon Waddell and Falkirk fan Craig Cruickshanks to look ahead to Falkirk's new season as they return to the Scottish Premiership.

Amy Canavan is joined by Livingston fan Stuart Barrie and Euan Rankine from the Livi Talk podcast to look ahead to the West Lothian club's new season as they return to the Premiership.

Amy Canavan is joined by Courier sportswriter George Cran and musician Robin Grimmond, founder of the Eh Mind O' Gillie fanzine to look ahead to the new season for Dundee.

Martin Dowden is joined by Callum Scott of the Forever and Ever podcast to discuss the season ahead for Kilmarnock.

Martin Dowden is joined by Joel Sked of the Hearts Standard and Scott McIntosh of the Scarves Around the Funnel podcast to preview the upcoming season for Hearts.

Your football calls on the Women's Euros with Natalie Pike and Toni Duggan. Phone 08085 909693 free from mobiles and landlines. Text 85058 at your standard message rate.

Double European Cup winner Viv Anderson sits down with Craig and Amy to relive an extraordinary career spent under some of football’s most iconic managers. From breaking through under the legendary Brian Clough as a teenager, to being signed by a little-known Alex Ferguson at Manchester United, and representing England under the great Sir Bobby Robson — Viv shares the stories, lessons, and personalities behind a life at the top of the game.

Dundee Utd manager Jim Goodwin reflects on his life in football and shares his insights on what he's learned in his managerial career.