Two goals and a clean sheet mean Steve Clarke's men now have four points after two games in their World Cup qualifying group. Craig and Dave review the results and some standout performances, discussing what this means for the remainder of the group games. Don't go booking your flight yet, but it's a great start to getting us to WC26.

The No Scotland No Party team review the Denmark match, looking at the players, examining the formation, and everything that went right on the night. The team also look at the Belarus team and what they might offer.

The No Scotland No Party Podcast team looks at the Denmark squad and what possible formations and starting line-up Steve Clarke might play in this World Cup qualifier

The No Scotland No Party Podcast looks at Steve Clarke's squad for the double header against Denmark and Belarus. We look at all the players who have been included and excluded.

A look at the win in Lichtenstein and the Adams hat-trick, and look at what lessons have been learned as we look forward to the opening World Cup qualifier against Denmark.

A look back at what went wrong after another shambolic Scotland performance. We cover formations, useless strikers and of course, Cieran Slicker.

With seven uncapped players in the Scotland squad, there is loads to talk about. Simon Murray, Kenny McLean, Lawrence Shankland and Kevin Nisbet have all missed out, so we examine the squad, possible starters, and provide our predictions for an important match for Scotland.

The No Scotland No Party boys sit down with Nick Morgan to discuss his Tartan Army hit song, No Scotland No Party, and to reminisce about the Euros.

This was not the result any Scotland fans were looking for or expected. Scotland's defeat over two legs against the Greeks means that they have been relegated to League B. We discuss what went wrong, our chances in the World Cup Qualifiers and the disappearance of the Hampden Roar.

Steve Clarke's Scotland team take an early advantage in the Nations League play-off with a 1-0 away win in Greece. Craig Ferguson, Craig Walker, and Dave Watson dissect the performance and look forward to the second leg.