Scottish Football Podcast BBC Radio Scotland

Jonathan Sutherland and Thomas Duncan are joined by former East Kilbride player Lee Miller to discuss the side’s huge play-off against Stranraer. They also take a look at the other massive matches this weekend, including the second leg of Partick Thistle v Airdrie and focus on the battle between Ross County and St Johnstone to avoid 11th place in the Premiership.

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 in for good measure.

Phil Goodlad is joined by Lee Miller and Jordan Campbell to discuss all the happenings in Scottish football. They review a thrilling evening of action as the play-offs got underway in earnest, reflect on Paul Hanlon and Lewis Stevenson leaving Hibs and hear the latest on Kieran Tierney as he battles back from injury ahead of the Euros.

Gavin Wallace, Ray Bradshaw and Suzanne Lappin talk the SWPL title run-in after Rangers and Celtic draw, preview the Premiership play-off tie between Airdrie and Partick Thistle and discuss David Moyes' departure from West Ham.

Alasdair Lamont is joined by Falkirk’s Stephen McGinn and former Rangers and Hibs midfielder Kevin Thomson to look back on the weekend's action. Rangers come back against ten-man Kilmarnock, Celtic appear to be clicking – who will win on Saturday? Livingston are preparing for life in next season's Championship – as are newly promoted Falkirk. We also touch on Clyde, the SWPL and ask Kevin if he’s interested in the Queen of the South job.

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