Scottish Football Podcast

Sportsound has reaction to Sunday's Scottish Premiership matches which saw Rangers win against St Johnstone and a draw at Tynecastle between Hearts and Aberdeen.

Michael Stewart and Tom English are joined by the fans to assess Saturday's action including a huge three points for Hibs at Fir Park. Plus a controversial VAR call at Tannadice.

Phil Goodlad, Gemma Fay and Scott McDermott discuss all the big talking points in Scottish football. They reflect on a huge win for Rangers in Nice and disappointment for Hearts in Bruges. They also preview Scotland’s Women’s Euros play-off with Finland and look ahead to the weekend’s Premiership fixtures.

Reaction as Rangers pick up a huge 3 points away to Nice in the Europa League. Plus Shankland's woes continue in Belgium as Hearts lose to Cercle Brugge in the Conference League.

It’s a bumper European edition presented by Jane Lewis. Asim Rabbani drops by to analyse Celtic's 1-1 draw with Club Brugge and Joshua Barrie is on hand to preview Rangers’ game with Nice and discuss a significant week in the Ibrox boardroom. We also hear from Belgian football expert Scott Coyne who fills us in on Hearts’ Conference League opponents Cercle Brugge.

Kenny Macintyre, James McFadden, Pat Bonner and Tom English review Celtic 1-1 Club Brugge

Liam McLeod is joined by Tom English to preview Celtic’s crucial Champions League clash with Club Brugge. They also hear from Belgian football expert Scott Coyne about what to expect from the visiting side.

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Sportsound reflects on a thrilling night at Easter Road where Hibernian and Aberdeen fought out a 3-3 draw. We hear from the managers, Michael Stewart and Miller.

Phil Goodlad is joined by Lee Miller and Liam McLennan from The Hibs Ramble to discuss all the big news in Scottish football and look ahead to a huge match at both ends of the table. They also hear from The Athletic’s Mark Critchley about incoming Rangers CEO Patrick Stewart.