Kenny Macintyre & the Sportsound team at Hampden assess Celtic's Scottish Cup win over Rangers as Rodgers' side wrap up the double. Plus we preview Sunday's Premiership play-off.

Patrick and Joe talk about injuries and the lengths that a player and their club goes to get them fit. Joe finds out about players being injured at a football club, what equipment they use and if there's a special camaraderie amongst those in the treatment room. We also find out which smelly vegetable a former teammate used to treat his injury and what it's like when a player has to retire early because of injury. Oh, and Joe reveals that a friend of his thinks Pat is beautiful.

Before facing Celtic in the Scottish Cup final Rangers forward Cyriel Dessers speaks to Tom English about his ‘rocky’ first season at Ibrox and how he deals with the criticism that’s come his way.

Former Celtic manager Martin O’Neill joins Jonathan Sutherland to look ahead to the Scottish Cup final between his old side and Rangers and share his own memories of the competition he won 3 times.

Jonathan Sutherland is joined by Scott McDonald, Kevin Thomson and Tom English to discuss where the Scottish Cup final between Celtic and Rangers could be won and lost.

Richard Gordon and the team react to Raith Rovers 1-2 Ross County

To really get to know someone you’ve got to find out what they’re like at home, and that’s exactly what Vick attempts to do in this episode with Tooney and Less. They discuss what it was like when they lived together and competing in ‘Come Dine With Me’ against fellow teammates at Manchester United, and Less reveals why she ‘sacked herself’ from her first job before turning to professional football!

Jonathan Sutherland looks ahead to one of the most tense ties of the season - the Premiership play-off final. He’s joined by Ryan Stevenson, Raith Rovers fan Scott Fleming and Ross County supporter Ross Morren to get a sense of what’s at stake for both clubs and discuss where it could be won and lost.

After Steve Clarke announced his provisional squad for Euro 2024 Alasdair Lamont is joined by Kenny Miller and Tom English to assess who did and didn’t make the cut.

Amy Canavan is joined by Stephen McGinn and Thomas Duncan to discuss who will, won’t and might make Steve Clarke’s squad for Germany.

The former Tottenham player joins Craig and Amy to discuss his first steps into the dugout. We hear about his move to Malaga City, coaching when you can't speak the language and how after work visa issues he attempted to coach remotely. Steven also talks very openly about his career and how his gambling addiction impacted him on the pitch and whether he felt able to talk to his manager's about it.Details of information and support with addiction are availableat bbc.co.uk/actionline

Liam McLeod is joined by Richard Foster and Mark Atkinson to look back on a dramatic final day of league action in the Premiership as St Johnstone survive and Ross County face a play-off with Raith Rovers. They also assess whether Max Johnston could be in the Scotland squad for the Euros and discuss the future of Lawrence Shankland. And, as if the Premiership drama wasn’t enough, Charlotte Cohen fills us in on an incredible conclusion to the SWPL season.

Richard Gordon and the team look back on a thrilling last day of the Premiership season

Patrick and Joe talk about the qualities that make a good manager, if you can be friends with a manager outside of football and if it’s possible for a manager to be both feared and loved. Joe finds out from Pat what kind of player he is; an arm round the shoulder or if he needs a few harsh words from the gaffer to perform and Pat reveals which English superstar he’s been texting recently and Joe declares his love for a Man City winger.

Ella and Less hand over control of this episode to the listeners who’ve sent in questions on everything from football ‘icks’ and perfect meals to life advice and quickfire rounds. Plus the trio get deep about what kitchen utensil they would choose to be and their favourite carbs. Expect the unexpected!

As another year of top-flight football draws to a close, the boys single out the good, the bad and the ugly of the ‘23/24 season. Plus, our hosts reflect on their own respective Premier League campaigns and Tom gets called out for an egregious social media post.

West Ham United legend Frank McAvennie joins Craig and Amy for a look back on his career. In a cracking interview he talks us through his start in football and how he nearly signed for Luton Town instead of The Hammers. He also tells us about coming home to Celtic, meeting Maggie Thatcher and the time the West Ham players got the manager hypnotised.And if all of this is not enough of Frank, from 26th May the new series Icons of Football will hit the iPlayer with episode's featuring the man himself,

Joe and Patrick are reunited the day after Leeds thumped Norwich to make the Championship play off final. Pat waxes lyrical about the atmosphere at Elland Road as Joe reveals the rather bleak setting where he watched the game and also wants to find out if Joe if footballers get overtime when their club has a playoff run. Pat describes his injury frustration and his hope of making the trip to Wembley as well as giving some sage advice for his teammates about playing at the home of English

Ahead of the FA Cup final, where Ella will play for Manchester United, the girls discuss how best to prepare for big games, including what they pack, their beauty regimes and bad dressing-room etiquette. They also debate afternoon naps, Alessia talks about her new mates at Arsenal, and Vick makes a pact with Ella ahead of her FA Cup-final DJ set.

In a special bonus edition of the Scottish Football Podcast Jonathan Sutherland speaks to Scotland and Watford defender Ryan Porteous. With excitement building ahead of the Euros he discusses how the prospect of representing his country at the tournament gives him ‘goosebumps’ and tells us why he wants to repay Steve Clarke’s faith in him. He also explains how he’s adjusted to life with The Hornets and reveals what he doesn’t miss about Scottish football. There’s even a bit of Elton John chat thrown