Scottish Football Podcast BBC Radio Scotland

Kenny Macintyre and the team react to Scotland 2-2 Finland as Steve Clarke's side get ready to head for Germany

Jonatan Johansson and Pat Nevin join Liam McLeod to preview Scotland’s final warm-up match before the Euros. With one eye firmly on Germany they discuss Lewis Morgan’s call-up, assess what sort of opposition Finland might be and Pat does his best to spread a bit of positivity. We also hear from inside the national team camp from head coach Steve Clarke and defender Anthony Ralston.

In this special bonus edition of the Scottish Football Podcast Jane Lewis speaks to Scotland number 1 Angus Gunn and his dad, Bryan, who of course also used to play in goals for the national team. In this interview, recorded at Norwich City’s training ground they discuss Angus following in his father’s footsteps, switching allegiances from England to Scotland, family pride and excitement about the Euros.

Jonathan Sutherland is joined by Jennifer Aitchison, Chair of the Inverness Caledonian Thistle Supporters Trust, to chat about the news of a U-turn at the club. Plus John Walker and Ryan Stevenson discuss all the Scottish football news and look ahead to the Euros. They take a look at how Scotland’s opponents – Germany, Hungary and Switzerland – are building up to the competitive actions and assess the tactical trends we can expect to see at the tournament. They also ask how training can help a striker rediscover their confidence.

Phil Goodlad, Joelle Murray and Ryan Cryle discuss all the big talking points in Scottish football. They’re joined by Bristol City podcaster Matthew Withers who fills us in on what Tommy Conway will bring to the Euro 2024 party after he was called into Steve Clarke’s provisional squad. And they look back on the SWNT’s dominant display against Israel in Budapest and assess Jimmy Thelin’s arrival at Aberdeen.

Phil Goodlad is joined by Lee Miller and Scott McDermott to discuss all the big news in the national game. They look back on Scotland’s laboured win over Gibraltar and ask what, if anything, Steve Clarke will have learned from the match. They also touch on the situation at Inverness Caley Thistle with chairman Ross Morrison resigning and assess the job Jimmy Thelin has on his hands as he officially takes the reigns at Aberdeen. And Amy Canavan drops in to preview the SWNT’s 2nd game with Israel in four days.