Who should start up front for Rangers following Lawrence Shankland's injury? Charlotte Cohen with Rory Loy and Michael Grant assess Derek McInnes' options ahead of a crucial clash with in-form St Mirren and debate whether Kevin Kelsy is ready to lead the line. Can St Mirren continue their impressive start and trouble Rangers at Ibrox?

Plus, Celtic head to Perth with questions over their attacking selection, but just how important is Duran becoming to Martin O'Neill's side? And after an encouraging return to the Premiership, can St Johnstone and striker Josh Fowler cause the league leaders any problems?

01:50 - Who leads the line for Rangers?

Livingston have made the first big managerial move of the season, bringing David Martindale back to the dugout. What went wrong for Glenn Whelan, and can Martindale quickly reignite a promotion push? There's also praise for high-flying Stenhousemuir as their remarkable start continues.

At Rangers, Lawrence Shankland faces a spell on the sidelines, but who steps up in his absence? Can Kevin Kelsy justify the investment, or will someone else seize the opportunity?

Plus, what should Sebastian Pogignoli's Scotland backroom team look like as a new era for the national side begins?

05:13 — Livingston Turn Back to Martindale

Hearts left it late but maintained their excellent start to the season with another three points at Tynecastle, strengthening the belief that Wouter Vrancken's side could once again challenge near the top of the Premiership.

Stevie Miller is joined by Cammy Bell and Ryan McGowan to break down Hearts' comeback win over Dundee, assess the growing pressure on Hibs after another defeat, and discuss St Johnstone's impressive return to the top flight.

The panel also examines Celtic's hard-fought victory over St Mirren, the impact of Yang's upcoming absence, and why Camilo Duran is already looking like a major success.

Plus, Rangers secured another important win but may have lost captain Lawrence Shankland to a significant injury, raising fresh questions about who will provide the goals in the weeks ahead.

There's also discussion of Aberdeen's struggles, Kilmarnock's search for stability and whether Scott Bain is forcing his way into Scotland contention.

Sunday saw two Scottish Premiership matches, with wins for Hearts against Dundee and St Johnstone who hosted Hibernian.

After Celtic's win against St Mirren in Saturday night's top of the table clash, we hear from Martin O'Neill and Craig McLeish. With David Currie, Pat Bonner and Rory Loy.

The SFA's chief football officer Craig Mulholland highlights new proposals that will help develop Scottish football's young talent, benefitting both the clubs and national side.

How did data help Liverpool spot Andy Robertson, and why did Jürgen Klopp overlook concerns about his defending?

Former Liverpool research director Ian Graham explains what Scottish clubs can learn from smarter recruitment. Are players in Scotland really undervalued? Is the experience placed on older homegrown players blocking the pathway for emerging talent? And should Scotland cast it's net wider and exploit the Scottish diaspora to attract more eligible players from abroad?

Plus, Ian argues that Scotland’s refereeing standards may make English clubs think twice about sending promising youngsters north on loan.

00:00:53 — How Liverpool spotted Andy Robertson

00:02:57 — Is Scottish football behind on data?

00:03:56 — Are players in Scotland really undervalued?

00:06:02 — The homegrown age problem

00:10:04 — Fixing Scotland’s talent pathway

00:12:04 — Are refereeing standards driving talent away?

Hearts continue their impressive rise under Wouter Vrancken after another Edinburgh derby victory, but what does the defeat mean for David Gray and Hibs?

Jane Lewis is joined by Scott Allan and Stephen McGowan to assess the key moments from Tynecastle, including the impact of James Wilson and Josh McPake.

With the transfer window finally closed, which clubs have strengthened, who leaves with unanswered questions, and can Rangers and Celtic make their late business count?

Plus, the team look ahead to a fascinating Premiership weekend

00:03:25 — Hearts Take Control of Edinburgh

00:06:11 — James Wilson and Josh McPake Make Their Case

00:07:13 — What Next for David Gray and Hibs?

00:10:35 — Transfer Window Winners and Losers

00:15:28 — Squad Turnover, Big Signings and Selection Headaches

00:17:09 — Premiership Weekend: Rangers, Celtic and Key Tests.

Alasdair Lamont, Scott Allan and Ryan Stevenson review Hibs 1-3 Hearts at Easter Road

Rangers and Celtic both picked up crucial SPFL wins, but what did we learn from two very different performances?

Ray Bradshaw is joined by journalist Mark Atkinson and former Hearts defender Ryan McGowan to assess Lawrence Shankland's impact, Celtic's impressive form and Motherwell's strong start to the season.

With transfer deadline day reaching its climax, who could still be on the move and are loans becoming the new normal in Scottish football? Plus, attention turns to Easter Road as Hearts and Hibs prepare for the season's first Edinburgh derby. Who handles the pressure best and what could the result mean for both clubs?

02:32 — Deadline Day Memories - the day Ryan turned down Rangers

08:53 — Shankland Fires Rangers Past Falkirk

12:22 — Kilmarnock Struggles and Motherwell's Rise

16:26 — Dundee, St Johnstone and Late Derby Drama

17:48 — Edinburgh Derby Preview and Predictions

23:58 — Transfer Deadline Day: who's leaving/ who's staying and are loan deals the new norm?