<p>The latest talking points in the national game with the BBC Scottish Football Podcast. Breaking news, views and analysis</p>
The Premiership title race takes yet another twist as Hearts lose and Celtic and Rangers both win - we look back on the weekend action with Jonathan Sutherland, Peter Lovenkrands and Scott Allan.
Reaction as Rangers pick up a huge three points at St Mirren to keep pace with Premiership leaders Hearts. Plus a stunning few minutes of stoppage time in the Dundee derby.
Fans join Alasdair Lamont & the team to discuss another big Saturday in Scottish football
Moira Gordon and Andy Halliday join Charlotte to preview the weekend's biggest games. It looks like Celtic will be without Callum McGregor when they try to overcome Motherwell at Celtic Park. Derek McInnes returns to his former club at title favourites Hearts take on Kilmarnock plus Stephen Robinson is set to make his debut in the Aberdeen dugout for their match against Falkirk. And as it that's not enough there's the small matter of Rangers v St Mirren and the always entertaining Dundee derby as United visit Dens Park.
Is Stephen Robinson about to be new manager for Aberdeen? Meanwhile, as the fall-out from Sunday’s Old Firm fixture continues we ask where Celtic and Rangers are now and has the Motherwell bubble burst? With Charlotte Cohen, Stephen McGowan and Rory Loy.
We focus on Hearts asking if they are going to win the Premiership, where the club are now and can they build for next season? With Charlotte Cohen, Ryan Stevenson and This Is Our Story podcaster, Liam Corbett.
We look at who is in trouble in the Championship, can Hamilton avoid the play-offs in League One and what’s happened at Spartans in League Two. With David Currie, Ryan Flynn and Craig Telfer.
There’s chaos in the aftermath of the Old Firm derby as Celtic knock out Rangers in the Scottish Cup and is Motherwell’s title challenge over? We look back on the weekend Scottish Cup and Scottish Premiership action with Ray Bradshaw, Cammy Bell and Scott Allan.
Richard Gordon and the team react to disappointing scenes after Celtic beat Rangers 4-2 on penalties in the Scottish Cup
Dunfermline dumped holders Aberdeen out of the Scottish Cup with a convincing 3-0 win. We have reaction from Neil Lennon, Peter Leven as well as Willie Miller and Ian McCall.
Scottish Cup quarter-final preview with Charlotte Cohen, Joelle Murray and Ryan McGowan.