It's another action packed weekend of football in Scotland. In the SPL we've passed the magic "11th game barrier, meaning that all the sides have now played each other once already this season. For some teams it's a chance to extract revenge, for some a chance to get some more easy points on the board. Click to continue reading...

Jings, it's November already. We're three months into the season, we've played three World Cup qualifiers, the League Cup is at the semi-final stage, the Scottish Cup at the third round point and we've already lost two managers - where the hell did the time go? The SPL league table is taking on a familiar pattern. Click to continue reading...

It's been another gala day of football across Scotland.  Plenty of goals, with lots of drama and controversy. The second round of the Scottish Cup started today as well so it was another good chance for the lower league sides to show us what they're made of. There where a few surprises in the SPL, while [. Click to continue reading...

We've had another exciting weekend of football across the country with action across all divisions. In the SPL, Aberdeen finally win a game as Lee Miller's second half goal against Falkirk lifts the Dons off the bottom of the table (0-1), and Celtic win in Inverness to consolidate their position on top of the table [. Click to continue reading...

It seems like ages since we've done one of these match previews. Despite all the excitement and talking points that the international break has brought, league football is really what we're into here at Inside Left, so where glad to be talking about the action taking place across the country. There's not that many games on [. Click to continue reading...

The Saturday action is over for another week. The scores are in, the points tallied up and the tables adjusted. On a weekend with lots of goals, there where big wins for Celtic and Queen of the South (undoubtedly the result of the day), St. Johnstone, Ross County, Dumbarton and Brechin. The only game without [. Click to continue reading...

Aye aye, and welcome to the round-up of the weekend's action across Scotland. It was low scores all around the top division in Scotland today. Dundee United record their first win of the season away at Aberdeen courtesy of a second half penalty (1-0), Hearts beat Inverness Caley with a single goal in the first [. Click to continue reading...

It's another gala weekend of domestic football action across Scotland this weekend. We have the first of this season's New Firm Derby's to look forward to, and Kilmarnock face the green half of the Old Firm when Celtic travel down to Ayrshire. Can Kilmarnock keep up with Rangers at the top? Down in the [. Click to continue reading...

After the break for the World Cup Qualifiers (which saw the national side play two games as they began their World Cup qualification bid) it's back to league action for the four divisions in Scottish domestic football. As always, this week sees the usual mix of interesting fixtures, not least in Division Two and Three [. Click to continue reading...

Another exciting day of football in Scotland comes to a close. A quick glance at the results tells us that Hamilton messed up a chance to go top of the SPL, while St. Mirren defy the odds and score a goal (but still lose). Dundee remain top of Division 1 and the pain continues for St. [...] Click to continue reading...

The Second Round of the Alba Challenge Cup continues with ten of the sixteen sides left in the competition in action this evening. The second batch of games will take place tomorrow evening when East Fife play Airdrie and East Stirlingshire take on Morton. The final game of the round between holders Dunfermline and [. Click to continue reading...

The eleventh Scottish Premier League season kicks off on Saturday. Defending champions Celtic are looking to make it four-in-a-row while the league welcomes a new team, Hamilton Academicals. Last season had an exciting finish, with Celtic and Rangers both needing wins on the final day - and results elsewhere - to help decide the [. Click to continue reading...

Well, so much for our predictions. We sincerely hope you didn't bet the house on our score lines and there's not a lot we can say except to take a leaf from Dundee manager Alex Rae and just apologize for our embarrassing performance. A new rule then for Inside Left: no more predictions. Ever. [... Click to continue reading...

We continue our opening day cavalcade with a look at a few of the games taking place in the Scottish Second and Third divisions as the new season kicks off across Scotland's lower leagues. Scottish Second Division Arbroath vs Alloa Arbroath, one of the three promoted teams from the Third Division last year start [. Click to continue reading...