Behind The Goals BBC Scotland

Rachel and Leanne preview the women's Scottish Cup semi-finals.
Do we get the same buy-in with the Old Firm matches in the women's game?
Have we fallen behind the English game in attracting crowds and what can we learn from the success of Arsenal in North London?
Plus we hear from Hearts forward Kathleen McGovern ahead of this weekend's semi-final against Edinburgh rivals Spartans.

Rachel and Leanne with the latest on the SWPL titlle race.
Glasgow City's Lee Gibson joins them to reflect on a bruising defeat at the hands of Rangers.
As Fiona Brown goes off injured what impact could that have for Scotland?
Plus why you should never play Rachel Corsie at Monopoly.

Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton with the inside take on how Scotland overcame the "no wins in eight" narrative to succeed in the game against Slovakia.
"She heads anything and everything!" - why Sophie Howard is so important to the Scotland team.
Is Erin Cuthbert trying to do too much for Scotland?
Plus we celebrate Rachel's landmark 150th cap for Scotland

Rachel and Leanne chat Scotland ahead of the upcoming Euro qualifiers against Serbia and Slovakia.
They react to Arsenal's League Cup victory over Chelsea on Sunday and discuss the full-time drama.
They are joined by stand-up comedian and Celtic fan, Susie McCabe to chat about her picking up her latest award.

Talking from the Scotland team headquarters in Spain ahead of the Pinatar Cup Rachel is joined by fellow team mate Sophie Howard.
"The manager is temporary" - Sophie tells Leanne how a conversation between them proved to be a pivotal moment in her career.
We hear how difficult Sophie found it fitting in with the squad the first time she was called up by Scotland.
How she nearly fell out of love with football when she was playing with Reading.
Plus how why she is determined to use her own podcast as a platform to "speak the truth".

Rachel Corsie and Leanne Crichton are joined by Aberdeen women's team coach Clint Lancaster.
Clint explains why he decided Aberdeen were the right club to join.
How they could improve the league structure in Scotland and his thoughts on the standards of officiating in the women's game in the UK.