Scottish Football Podcast BBC Radio Scotland

Liam McLeod and Steven Thompson are in Faro to preview Scotland’s friendly with Gibraltar – their penultimate game before heading to the Euros. They discuss the options available to replace the injured Lyndon Dykes and hear the latest from inside the camp from Steve Clarke and Liam Cooper. There’s also an appearance from Scottish coach Davie Wilson, who managed Gibraltar against Scotland at Hampden, and fills us in on what we can expect from the home side.

Alasdair Lamont, Peter Grant and Peter Wright with the latest Scottish football news ahead of Monday's friendly against Gibraltar, plus Scotland's women, Champions League and more

Scotland's Ryan Christie speaks to Sportsound as the squad prepare for Germany. Should Inverness move training to Fife? And we debate how VAR can improve next season.

Jonathan Sutherland is joined by Mark Atkinson and Suzanne Lappin to discuss all the big talking points in Scottish football. From bin bags to Ben Doak we hear the latest as the Scotland men’s squad gear up ahead of the Euros, preview the SWNT’s crucial qualifiers against Israel and take a quick look at the League Cup draw.
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In a special episode Jonathan Sutherland examines Inverness Caledonian Thistle’s controversial decision to relocate their training base to Fife. He finds out how they got to this point, what the thinking behind the move is and hears from fans about why it’s provoked such a passionate reaction. Guests are BBC reporter Andrew Thomson, fan Lynne MacDonald, Jennifer Aitchison (chair of the ICT supporters Trust) and club legend Barry Wilson.

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.