Scottish Football Podcast BBC Radio Scotland

Liam McLeod is joined by Tom English, Craig Telfer and Alasdair Lamont to review another weird and wonderful Scottish football season. It’s impossible to cram it all in but they do their best while discussing Celtic’s double, Neil Warnock's reign at Aberdeen and Arbroath’s reserve keeper scoring a screamer, amongst many other things.
This episode contains some mild strong language.

Phil Goodlad is joined by Rory Loy to discuss all the big talking points in Scottish football. They discuss some big managerial news relating to clubs hoping to challenge in the Championship next season and give their thoughts on the revamped SPFL Trust Trophy. They also speak to Scotland fan Craig Ferguson who’s walking an incredible 1000 miles from Glasgow to Munich for the start of the Euros.

Alasdair Lamont, Gemma Fay and Jordan Campbell look back on a huge final weekend in the Scottish game after Ross County retained their Premiership place and Celtic and Rangers claimed the men’s and women’s Scottish Cups, respectively.

Richard Gordon and the team react to Ross County 4-0 Raith Rovers which secures their Premiership status

Kenny Macintyre & the Sportsound team at Hampden assess Celtic's Scottish Cup win over Rangers as Rodgers' side wrap up the double. Plus we preview Sunday's Premiership play-off.

Before facing Celtic in the Scottish Cup final Rangers forward Cyriel Dessers speaks to Tom English about his ‘rocky’ first season at Ibrox and how he deals with the criticism that’s come his way.