I completely missed every single game of football across the British Isles at the weekend. I was too busy to turn on the radio for the Scottish games, and I fell asleep somewhere during the Arsenal-Spurs highlights on the Saturday evening. I was awake long enough to see van Persie scoring, but the next thing I [. Click to continue reading...

Inside Left gets help with this weeks Four to Follow as we give some love and attention to four games we think you should be watching out for this weekend. Click to continue reading...

Rangers, Aberdeen, Dundee, Ross County, Livingston, Queens Park, Fort William and Auchinleck Talbot. Yes, this weeks Four to Follow features some household names, as well as some you might just want to go and Google. Click to continue reading...

Red cards, score draws and a dream about Wick Academy all feature in this week's quick (and we mean quick) round-up of the weekend action across Scotland. Click to continue reading...

As Livingston take their case against demotion to the SFA against a backdrop of skulduggery and alleged bribes. Scottish football once again hangs its dirty laundry out to dry. Click to continue reading...

We preview four of the top games in Scotland this weekend and tip Hearts, Inverness, Cowdenbeath and Livingston to pick up three points. Click to continue reading...

Jings, crivens, help ma boab, it's Wednesday already. Time for a quick and not very serious look at the week so far. Click to continue reading...

Aye aye, and welcome to another season of Scottish football. There's a lot to look forward to this season, we hope, but given the national side's dismal display against Norway on Wednesday, it's safe to assume that none of us will be booking flights to South Africa anytime soon. Miracles do happen of course, but we're talking Walt Disney-esque miracles here, the ones involving fairies and rainbows and so on Click to continue reading...

So Scotland's lower leagues kicked off on Saturday.Dundee, powered by spending that is the envy of most SPL clubs, started with a win over Morton. The hope at Dens Park will be that they've done enough to buy promotion.But although the cash offers an advantage, money on its own is no guarantee of success. Click to continue reading...

So Scotland's lower leagues kicked off on Saturday.Dundee, powered by spending that is the envy of most SPL clubs, started with a win over Morton. The hope at Dens Park will be that they've done enough to buy promotion.But although the cash offers an advantage, money on its own is no guarantee of success. Click to continue reading...

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It seems we overuse the word "crisis" here at Pitch Invasion in these daily Sweeper roundups, but it is appropriate in this case as a terrible summer for Scottish football got worse with Livingston's demotion from the first to the third division "for breaching insolvency rules.

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A number of new additions have cropped up in recent days too, primarily in Scotland as I have worked at ensuring the list is up-to-date for the four divisions north of the border. Someone who has not been mentioned yet is new Celtic manager Tony Mowbray. The former Middlesbrough and Celtic defender, who has previously [. Click to continue reading...

While the rest of the UK is still fannying around in meaningless friendlies, up in Scotland the season has started for the clubs in the Scottish Football league, as this years Alba Challenge Cup kicked off. Click to continue reading...

For the second year in a row, Scottish football faces the real possibility of losing another team before the season even begins.

West Lothian Council have begun legal proceedings against Livingston FC over a rent-arrears, said to be around £280,000, for the use of the Almondvale ground.

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Inside Left brings you six websites where you can watch Scottish Football League match highlights for free - and none of them involve needing to download a dodgy plug-in, Chinese commentary or a video screen the size of a matchbox. Click to continue reading...

Livingston's Roberto Landi becomes the fourth manager this season relieved of his duties following a recent poor run of results. With mounting debts, the future of the club is far from uncertain. So where now for a side that six years ago finished third in the SPL? Click to continue reading...