Normal service resumes as we have action from the Premiership, Championship, League One and Two.

After three weeks off, Jamie was hoping for another hiatus as his Aberdeen side were beaten at Pittodrie against St Johnstone. Elsewhere there was an excellent performance by Heart of Midlothian at Tynecastle, whereas capital rivals Hibernian failed to win under their new boss Marink Reedijk.

In the Championship: sporting director David Martindale may need to chat with David Martindale the interim manager about Livingston’s form; Stenhousemuir finally lose, and Greenock Morton finally win.

Down in the third tier: Hamilton Academical and Ross County win to the surprise of nobody, and Lanarkshire rivals Airdrieoanins and East Kilbride draw to go four unbeaten.

And finally in League Two: Stefan Laird plays the ‘heel’ as Elgin beat Forfar for a rare home defeat at Station Park; Stranraer pile misery on Annan Athletic, and Stirling lift themselves off the foot of the table.

All that and more on the only Scottish football podcast you need to get through washing the dishes.

Chapters

Intro (00:26)

Performance(s) of the week (01:40)

Marquee Matchups (15:30)

The Final Word (49:15)

Outro (62:50)

Jamie’s white collar boxing fundraiser for My Time 4 Young Carers project; https://www.gofundme.com/f/jamies-wcb-for-jsy-my-time-for-young-carers?cp_src=m

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More Scotland chat this week as we cover both of the national team’s outings this week.

We don’t belabour the Championship this week after our extensive coverage of the division last time out, but we are across the three games and the dismissal of Ian Murray from Greenock Morton.

In League One, there was a crazy game between ninth and tenth as Queen of the South just edged out Cove Rangers; East Kilbride kept the top two honest with a comprehensive win in Methil; and we have the televised game, allowing us to see Hamilton Academical for the full 90 for the first time this season.

League Two was also back after the Challenge Cup last weekend and we had Elgin handing out a hammering to league-leading Clyde, meaning there has been 25 goals in five league games at Borough Briggs so far. Stirling got their first win since their opening day outing against Dumbarton, and speaking of the Sons, they made it back-to-back wins to solidify themselves in the middle of the pack.

And finally a peak at the Scottish Cup which commenced on Friday with a local Ayrshire derby, but sadly the spectacle was not becoming of the occasion.

All that and more on the only Scottish football podcast you need to get through the school run.

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With no Premiership, League One and Two, it was as good a time as any to give the main focus of the show to the Championship after discussing Sébastien Pocognoli’s first game in charge as Scotland manager.

And we had enough time to have a brief look at the Challenge Cup, especially that 14-0 win by Ross County over a depleted Heart of Midlothian B.

All that and more on the only Scottish football podcast you need to get through that arduous gym session.

Chapters

Intro (00:26)

Slovenia v Scotland (02:00)

Championship (11:30)

Challenge Cup (48:00)

Outro (54:00)

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