All the reaction from the Sportsound team after Rangers beat Kilmarnock including managers Philippe Clement and Derek McInnes.

Kenny Macintyre and the team review the day's Premiership action, with wins for Aberdeen, Celtic, Motherwell, Ross County and St Mirren plus we hear from the fans

Jane Lewis is joined by Stephen Craigan and Daniel Caw to look ahead to the weekend’s action and discuss all the big talking points in Scottish football.

Jonathan Sutherland is joined by Ryan Stevenson and Craig Telfer to look ahead to what promises to be a tense and dramatic conclusion to the season in the Championship, League 1 and League 2.

Phil Goodlad is joined by Michael Grant of The Times and Swiss football expert Craig King to discuss all the major talking points in Scottish football. They debate the PFA Player of the Year shortlist, hear why Scott McTominay could be on the move from Old Trafford and Craig fills us in on what Scotland can expect from Switzerland at Euro 2024.

As Man City seem all but destined to make it four in a row, the boys wonder if Arteta actually has what it takes to win a league title. We debate the merits of a proposed Premier League salary cap and whether it would actually make things fairer. Plus, following Sweden's decision not to introduce VAR in top-flight football, our hosts ask if it's time we put the continued existence of the ever-controversial tech to a vote.Got a query that only a professional footballer can answer? We'd love to hear

"Hello Barry, what you doing 'ere?"64 years in the game (twice Amy's age, no really!) and still going strong, the legend that is Barry Fry joins the pod to cram as much of his career into an episode as we possibly can. From scoring against Scotland at Wembley as a schoolboy international to being asked to look after a young George Best. Not to mention hearing about wheeling and dealing, dodgy chairmen and getting arrested on Christmas Day. It's all in this cracking episode and a whole lot more.

Liam McLeod is joined by Dundee United’s Tony Watt and former Scotland striker Kenny Miller to look back on the weekend's action. After Celtic and Rangers beat Dundee and St Mirren respectively they debate Dessers’ contribution for the Ibrox side and ask if James Forrest could be in line for a Scotland recall. Amy Canavan also drops by to fill us in on the women’s Scottish Cup semi-finals.

Jane Lewis is joined by Cammy Bell and Thomas Duncan to look ahead to a potentially pivotal weekend in Scottish football. They ask if Rangers can close the gap on Celtic at the top of the Premiership and if Livingston will survive to fight another day. They also preview the Women’s Scottish Cup semi finals at Hampden and discuss the latest in the pyramid playoff row between Buckie Thistle and the governing bodies.

Dundee United superfan and national treasure Lorraine Kelly joins Phil Goodlad to discuss The Terrors’ title triumph and return to the Premiership. She describes why the win over Ayr was ‘the stuff of dreams’ and explains the bizarre reason why she had to apologise to Maurice Malpas at the game. Ryan Stevenson also joins Phil to take a look at a another crucial weekend of action in the Championship and League One.

Alasdair Lamont is joined by Scott Allan and Liam Bryce for a special edition of the Scottish football podcast focusing on Hibs. Following an announcement of a review of footballing operations at Easter Road and as we head into the post-split fixtures they discuss how damaging it was for the club and Nick Montgomery to miss out on the top 6 and ask where they go from here.

The boy’s assess the lay of the land at Chelsea FC following their bruising encounter with Arsenal and wonder what needs to happen for the Blues to return to winning ways. Michail comes to Erik Ten Hag’s defence following the tidal wave of criticism the Man United manager has faced this week but goes after Keano for saying pros shouldn’t podcast. Meanwhile Tom highlights the up and coming talent he foresees making a big impact on the 24/25 season and the boy’s perform a thorough post mortem on

Amy Canavan is joined by Mark Atkinson and John Walker to discuss all the big talking points in Scottish football. They take a look at the Scotland squad and debate how Steve Clarke could deal with a spate of recent injuries. With Ryan Christie ‘reinvented’ at Bournemouth this season, John assesses how big a part he could play in Germany. And they also give their thoughts on the Premiership Team of the Year.

"I wouldn't say I was the best manager in the business. But I was in the top one." - Brian CloughWhat was it like working with legendary Nottingham Forest boss Brian Clough? Mark Crossley, the man who was his No.1 during the final years of his career, joins us with some unbelievable tales of their time together. We hear how Cloughie dealt with agents, contract renewals and players who wouldn't play how he wanted. Each story more incredible than the last, this is a must-listen-to episode!

After Aberdeen and Celtic played out a 3-3 thriller and Rangers beat Hearts 2-0, Liam McLeod is joined by Ryan McGowan and Richard Foster to discuss the Scottish Cup semi-finals. They also assess Dundee United effectively sealing the Championship title, Richard and Ryan reflect on their own personal Scottish Cup highs and lows and Charlotte Cohen fills us in on all the SWPL latest.

Reaction after Rangers beat Hearts in the Scottish Cup to join Celtic in May's final including interviews with Philippe Clement, Steven Naismith and Cyriel Dessers.

All the reaction after Celtic win through to the Scottish Cup final after a classic clash against Aberdeen while Dundee Utd are promoted to the Scottish Premiership.

After a brief hiatus, Joe and Pat are reunited to discuss pressure and the birth of Pat’s second child. The work/life balance of a football manager is assessed as Jürgen Klopp looks to take time away from the game and Pat discusses Kalvin Phillips' time at West Ham.

Lee Miller and Cillian Sheridan join Jonathan Sutherland to discuss all the big news in the national game and look ahead to the weekend’s Scottish Cup semi-finals as Aberdeen take on Celtic and Rangers face Hearts.

In the second instalment of an in-depth 2-part interview Scott Brown speaks to Jonathan Sutherland about Celtic, Aberdeen and making the move into management. He reveals the highlight of his trophy laden career at Celtic Park, lifts the lid on his transfer to Aberdeen and explains how Brendan Rodgers ‘changed everything’ and helped him realise his coaching ambitions.