Andy Halliday and Rory Loy assess Saturday's action as Rangers defeat Kilmarnock to leapfrog Celtic at the top of the Premiership. Big wins also for Hearts, Dundee Utd and Dundee.
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Folge vom 10.10.2026Sportsound : Reaction to Saturday's Premiership drama as Rangers go top
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Folge vom 09.10.2026Rangers Eye the Summit as Celtic Face a Fir Park Test: It's a Big Weekend in the SPFLCan Rangers extend their impressive run and pile the pressure on Celtic by moving to the top of the Premiership? Martin Dowden, Ewan Murray and Scott Allan assess why Derek McInnes' side have turned their season around and what to expect against Kilmarnock.There's also a first look at Marink Reedijk's Hibernian as he takes charge at Dundee United. Can a new manager spark an instant revival at Easter Road? And with Celtic travelling to Motherwell after a difficult spell, is this a must-win match for Martin O'Neill's side?Plus discussion on Hearts, Dundee's injury problems, Aberdeen's progress and the key fixtures across the Scottish Premiership weekend.00:01:58 — Was the international break too long?00:04:17 — Rangers' chance to go top against Kilmarnock00:07:44 — What's behind Rangers' resurgence?00:10:45 — Marink Reedijk first game as Hibs boss00:15:04 — Hearts v St Mirren: a crucial run begins00:17:47 — Falkirk v Dundee00:19:11 — Celtic's trip to Motherwell00:20:31 — Can Jota spark a Celtic revival?00:23:58 — Aberdeen v St Johnstone00:25:16 — Could St Johnstone cause an upset?
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Folge vom 08.10.2026Previously on the SPFL... your Premiership crib sheetWith the international break over, which clubs are best placed to seize the initiative in the Premiership? Can Martin O’Neill steady Celtic amid supporter unrest, mounting pressure and a demanding European schedule? And will Rangers benefit from having no continental distractions as Derek McInnes attempts to build a title challenge?Andy Burke is joined by Ryan Flynn and Alison McConnell to assess Dundee’s injury problems, the new era at Hibs, Aberdeen’s improving form and Motherwell’s difficult run.Plus, can Scotland's women overcome Czechia and move closer to the Women’s World Cup in Brazil?00:02:05 — Can Celtic calm the growing turmoil? 00:05:20 — Rangers’ schedule advantage 00:07:54 — Can Rangers pile on the pressure? 00:10:13 — Dundee’s injury crisis 00:12:03 — Can Saints stay in the top six? 00:14:07 — A new era begins at Hibs 00:15:42 — Aberdeen turn the corner 00:17:34 — Can Motherwell expose Celtic? 00:19:40 — Time to worry for Falkirk and Kilmarnock? 00:22:20 — Scotland women’s World Cup test
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Folge vom 07.10.2026Does Pocognoli need to change already?What should we make of Scotland's slump to defeat against Slovenia at Hampden? Four games into Pocognoli's time in charge, how clear is his project, and is the back three the right fit for the players he has? With second place in the Nations League group now looking a long way off, is it time to go back to the drawing board?Martin Dowden, Steven McGowan and Cammy Bell look at a flat night at Hampden. Scotland took the lead but deserved to lose. The panel looks at a press that never worked as one unit, a high line that kept getting broken by a single ball over the top, and centre-backs Stephen Welsh, Jack Hendry and Binks being left exposed one-on-one. They also discuss three formation changes in one game, Andy Robertson asking the touchline what to do, and whether Slovenia had studied Scotland's last few games. Plus, is a 4-2-3-1 the answer, and is Steve Clarke now looking a little better in hindsight?Plus, should Kieran Bowie have started after scoring against North Macedonia? Has Ollie McBurnie's run without a goal gone on too long? How can Scotland get the best out of Ben Gannon-Doak while he isn't playing at Bournemouth? Is the criticism of Angus Gunn fair, or does the trouble start well before the ball reaches him? Do Josh McPake, James Wilson and the under-21s give Scotland real depth?And with Martin O'Neill committing to stay as Celtic manager, can he get through Motherwell, Benfica, Hearts and Celta Vigo with his critics quiet?