Home News Sport Weather iPlayer Sounds Bitesize CBeebies CBBC Food Home News Sport Business Technology Health Culture Arts Travel Earth Audio Video Live Use BBC.com or the new BBC App to listen to BBC podcasts, Radio 4 and the World Service outside the UK.Find out how to listen to other BBC stationsEpisode detailsRadio Scotland,·14 Oct 2026,·25 minsAvailable for 29 daysThe SPFL's lower leagues are beginning to take shape, but there is still plenty left to play for. David Currie is joined by Arbroath midfielder Ryan Flynn and Livingston defender Cammy Kerr to analyse Stenhousemuir's first league defeat of the season and preview a crucial Championship clash with Raith Rovers. The panel also discusses Dunfermline's frustrating start, Livingston's struggles for consistency and whether Partick Thistle can capitalise on the leaders meeting this weekend. In League One, Ross County and Hamilton Academical continue to set the pace, while East Kilbride look to stay in touch. Plus, there's a look at an increasingly competitive League Two title race, Stirling Albion's revival under Stephen Whittaker and the clubs battling to pull away from trouble at the bottom. 02:28 Morton's Win and Livingston's Slow Start 03:09 Queen's Park Surprise Inverness 05:15 Stenhousemuir's First League Defeat 08:48 The Championship's Crowded Middle Pack 09:22 Are Dunfermline Better Than Their Results? 11:41 Ayr United v Partick Thistle Preview 12:58 Ross County and Hamilton Set the Pace 15:06 Can East Kilbride Stay in Touch? 17:47 Is League One Splitting Into Two Groups? 19:37 League Two: A Four-Team Title Race? 20:47 Stranraer's Statement Victory 22:22 Stirling Albion's Revival Under Stephen Whittaker 23:38 Who Should Be Worried at the Bottom?Programme WebsiteMore episodes
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