Alasdair Lamont is joined by Pat Nevin and Tom English as Scotland suffer a cruel defeat in Stuttgart to Hungary.

Alasdair Lamont and the team are in Cologne for Scotland 1-1 Switzerland.

Liam McLeod guides us through Scotland's chastening defeat to Germany in Munich

Rory Loy and The Athletic's Jordan Campbell join Alasdair Lamont to discuss all the major talking points in Scottish football. They debate the Manager of the Year nominations, touch on Motherwell’s failed appeal against Jack Vale's red card and hear how Billy Gilmour is flourishing at Brighton this season.

In the first instalment of an in-depth 2-part interview Scott Brown speaks to Jonathan Sutherland about making the transition from player to manager. He discusses life at Ayr United and looks back on his first job in management at Fleetwood Town. And reflecting on his hugely successful playing career the former Celtic captain reveals why he always shaved his head and why he chose to be ‘horrible’ on the park.

Phil Goodlad and Cammy Bell preview all the action ahead of another jam-packed weekend. Rangers could go back to the top of the table – at least for a few hours – as they host Hibs the day before Celtic take on Livingston. Before a huge game at Pittodrie as Aberdeen take on Ross County we’re also joined by Dons fan Glen Schreuder and Staggies supporter Peter Mackay. And we also take a look at Dundee United’s massive match with Raith Rovers in the Championship.

Phil Goodlad is joined by Jordan Campbell of the Athletic and Clyde manager Ian McCall to discuss all the major talking points in Scottish football. Ahead of a huge night at Ibrox they preview Rangers v Benfica and ask what Ross County’s late late equaliser against Hibs means for Aberdeen. And as ever on a Thursday we take a look at the Championship.

Vancouver Whitecaps captain Ryan Gauld joins Jonathan Sutherland to discuss his career to date and how he’s loving life in Canada. He reflects on breaking through as a teenager at Dundee United and reveals why Scottish football just doesn’t suit him. Having recently signed a new 4 year deal, he also talks about why both he and his club are ‘in a really good place’ and assesses the impact Lionel Messi has had on MLS.

Phil Goodlad is joined by Ryan Stevenson and John Walker to discuss all the major talking points in Scottish football. They look back on Hearts' hard-fought victory over Morton and ahead to the Scottish Cup semi-finals. They also discuss Hibs’ decision to reduce away ticket allocations and assess some of those hoping to make Steve Clarke’s Scotland squad with particular focus on Scott McKenna and Max Johnston. We always love to hear from listeners so get in touch with your comments and questions

Amy Canavan is joined by Cammy Bell and Joe Lewis to discuss all the major talking points in Scottish football. They look back on Rangers’ 2-2 draw with Benfica and preview a tasty looking set of Scottish Cup quarter final fixtures this weekend.

Alasdair Lamont is joined by Ian McCall and Suzanne Lappin to discuss all the big talking points in Scottish football. They give their thoughts on an exciting-looking draw for the SWNT in Euro 2025 qualifying, look back on another big night in the Championship and preview this weekend’s fixtures in that division. And as you might expect there’s also some chat about red cards and VAR.Get in touch with your comments and questions: scottishfootball@bbc.co.uk

Phil Goodlad is joined by Sunday Mail football writer Scott McDermott and Rome-based journalist Alasdair Mackenzie to talk about all the news in Scottish football. Alasdair fills us in on the scintillating form of Lewis Ferguson ‘one of the biggest sensations of the biggest sensation in Serie A’. And after a weekend of controversy they discuss the refereeing situation in Scotland and look ahead to some tasty looking Championship fixtures. If you have any comments or questions for the team our email

Martin Dowden is joined by Rory Loy and Thomas Duncan to look ahead to this weekend’s Premiership action and discuss all the big Scottish football news. With fans unhappy and Neil Warnock under pressure they assess the situation at Aberdeen and preview some crucial looking fixtures at both ends of the table. Gary Scott of the ABZ podcast also drops in to share his concerns about what’s happening at Pittodrie.

Jane Lewis is joined by Michael Grant of The Times to discuss all the big Scottish football news. They preview an intriguing set of fixtures including Ross County v St Mirren and some massive matches in the Championship, as well as discussing uncertainty over proposed investment at Hibs and Motherwell. And, as we look ahead to Euro 2024, Michael Bailey of The Athletic fills us in on the form and fitness of Norwich City’s trio of Scotland squad regulars.

Nerves are in the air as Jane Lewis is joined by Ross County fan Ramsay Banks and Livingston supporter Stuart Barrie. Their relegation threatened teams are set to meet in a massive match for both sides but who’s feeling more confident going into it? And Mark Atkinson, sports editor for the Scotsman, casts an eye over the other fixtures as Hearts travel to Ibrox, Motherwell host Celtic and Aberdeen and Hibs go looking for a much needed wins.

Craig and Amy drop in to reveal the first guest of the new series and Craig has a little surprise for his co-host that catches her a little off guard!

Comedian Maisie Adam and The Telegraph’s Luke Edwards bring you the day's biggest football speculation and rumours including: Is the pressure mounting on Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag following defeat to Bayern Munich? Also on the podcast we discuss reports of a £400million investment in Chelsea and why PSG’s Hugo Ekitike could be on a host of Premiership clubs’ radars.

Amy and Craig drop in to reveal who the first guest of their new series will be plus in a game of "Never Have I Ever" a certain former Scotland manager reveals whether he has ever asked a player to cheat!

Callum Wilson’s phone was popping off last week. Why? Well because he’s going to the World Cup of course! We have a bonus episode for you to celebrate his momentous, incredible achievement. Rickie has a few questions for the Newcastle man as we get behind the scenes of how the England selection works, what his reaction to the news was and what he’s packing for the trip. Harry Kane will inevitably be first choice in Qatar, but what does Callum see his role as in the tournament? What will he bring to

We're back for Series 3!Amy Irons and Craig Levein drop in to tell you about a very special first episode of the new series which we recorded LIVE at the Edinburgh Festival plus Amy quizzes Craig on an old football magazine's Q and A. Can he remember who his favourite actor was in 1986?