There's much love for Grant Scott's St Johnstone revolution, but not the same affection towards the Lanarkshire derby officials in this week's I Know Best.

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I Know Best returns for 2022 as Gordon McColm is joined by Kenny Boag, Peter Quinn, and Chris Toner.

They discuss Amy Anderson's stunning volley against Partick, Celtic's title chances, and could we be in for a goalfest this weekend?

Anyone's Game returns with our first podcast of 2022, an as-live coverage of two of Sunday’s big games from both divisions.

Gordon McColm was joined by Robbie Hanratty and Kenny Boag at Glasgow Girls & Women 8-1 thumping win over Stirling University as they continue to battle for promotion, and they made the trip to watch Motherwell and Partick Thistle draw two-each.

Craig Joyce, Kaitlyn Canavan and Anyone’s Game sponsored Lucy Ronald give their reaction to Glasgow Women’s big win with Kaitlyn celebrating her first senior hat-trick.

And Thistle’s Brian Graham, and Motherwell manager Paul Brownlie and goalscorer Amy Anderson also gave their thoughts post-match.

I Know Best is back and Robbie Hanratty joins host Gordon McColm as they look back at the SWPL Cup Final, pick out their soundbites of the week, make some bold predictions, and more.

Celtic beat Glasgow City 1-0 to claim the SWPL Cup final at Firhill and end an 11-year wait for silverware.

Caitlin Hayes' first-half header was decisive in front of a record 3,645 fans - the highest attendance for a domestic women's cup final in Scotland.

And Celtic could have won by more had it not been for the heroics of Glasgow City goalkeeper Lee Alexander.

Anyone’s Game pair Gordon McColm and Chris Toner were there to record this special episode of the podcast.

Anyone’s Game caught up with Scotland and Manchester City star Caroline Weir for an exclusive chat.

Talking to Gordon McColm and Robbie Hanratty, she covered topics such as her love of Dunfermline Athletic, rubbing shoulders with the world’s best at Manchester City, and which besties will be leaving her off the Christmas card list after missing out on her dream five-a-side team.

Murieston and Bishopton were the big winners on Sunday at the Tony Macaroni Arena.

Caitlyn Stewart’s goal earned Murieston a 1-0 win over Ayr United development in the SWFL Plate final.

Then Jennifer McMahon, Laura Inglis, Donnelly and Danielle Mullen all scored in a 4-0 win for Bishopton over Bayside to win the SWFL Cup.

Anyone’s Game were there, and we tried something a bit different to cover the two finals.

Including interviews with Murieston pair Caitlyn Stewart and Stephen Hegarty, Ayr boss Colin Fulton, Bishopton co-manager and chairman George Morrison, and Bayside captain Kerry Walker and manager Ross Wortley, we put together a special podcast telling the story of the day.

In this week’s I Know Best, host Gordon McColm joins in with Robbie Hanratty, Chris Toner and Jack Gillies in a light-hearted look at the last seven days in women’s football in Scotland.

The quartet discuss the SWPL Cup Semi Finals, Dundee United’s Danni McGinlay’s tremendous form, Spartans boss Debbi McCulloch playing Football Manager, Claire Shine of Glasgow City’s Olympic hopes, some bold predictions for the weekend ahead, and the lads try to find the pod a new sponsor.

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Robbie Hanratty and Gordon McColm sit down to dissect Sundays SWPL Cup double header, after Glasgow City and Celtic set up a 5 December final.

Where were the games were won and lost, Rachael Boyle's screamer, Dean Gibson's half-time woes, and why Spartans should be proud of themselves.

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This week on I Know Best, Gordon McColm is joined by Kenny Boag, Robbie Hanratty, and Chris Toner as they look back on the last seven days in Women’s Football in Scotland.

We talk Carla Boyce’s home debut hat-trick, Chinchilla’s Ronaldinho-esque goal, Robyn McCafferty’s training ground belter, and whether or not the losing semi-finalists this weekend will feel like restaurant steak pies.

Remember this week’s winner is decided by the polls on our Twitter and Instagram accounts, get voting to let us know which pundit really knows best.

Ready for a more light-hearted look at the SWPL 1 and 2? You’re in the right place.