Podcast: Falkirk run riot as pressure mounts at Pittodrie

Podcast: Falkirk run riot as pressure mounts at Pittodrie

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,·09 Nov 2026,·24 minsAvailable for 29 daysFalkirk produced one of the results of the season with a stunning victory at Tynecastle, while Hibs followed their derby semi-final success with another impressive performance to heap further pressure on Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson. Stevie Miller is joined by Ewan Murray and Cillian Sheridan to analyse Hearts' defensive collapse, assess John McGlynn's outstanding work at Falkirk and ask whether Hibs have finally turned a corner under Marink Reedijk. The panel also discusses Aberdeen's alarming slide towards the bottom of the table, the uncertainty surrounding Robinson's future and whether a managerial change could be imminent. Plus, reaction to Rangers' controversial win over St Mirren, Dundee United's continued progress, and another important result for St Johnstone as the Premiership table remains tightly packed. 00:00 Falkirk Shock Tynecastle 02:20 What Went Wrong for Hearts? 04:05 Do Hearts Have a Defensive Problem? 07:01 Falkirk's Remarkable Rise Continues 08:33 Jota Returns as Celtic Beat Kilmarnock 09:58 What Now for Kasper Høgh? 11:45 Is Celtic's Season Starting to Unravel? 14:29 Is Stephen Robinson Running Out of Time? 16:46 Have Hibs Finally Turned the Corner? 17:48 Penalty Controversy in Paisley 19:20 Rangers Keep Winning Without Convincing 21:13 Dundee United's Impressive Run Continues 22:32 St Johnstone's Strong Start Rolls OnProgramme WebsiteMore episodes

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