Drama in Dingwall

Scottish Football Podcast

BBC

Sports News, Soccer, Sport, News

3.8 • 767 Ratings

🗓️ 27 May 2025

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

Andy Burke is joined by Mark Atkinson to discuss Livingston’s triumph in Dingwall over Ross County, Stuart Kettlewell being unveiled as the new Kilmarnock boss, a look at Dundee's managerial search and SWNT captain Rachel Corsie announcing her retirement from football.

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0:46.0	Hello, I'm Andy Burke, and this is the Scottish football podcast.
0:51.2	All the news, views and analysis you need on Tuesday, the 27th of May.
0:55.8	And we'll pour over the absolute drama in Dingwall last night.
1:04.5	Teddy Yenge sends Livingston back to the top table at the first time of asking and relegates Ross County.
1:12.7	Ross County's playoff luck finally runs out as Livy bounced back to Premiership after just one season in the championship.
1:19.6	As Stuart Ketterwell is unveiled as the new boss at Komarnock, we ask if he's the right fit for the rugby park hot seat. I can safely say with the Euclice squad that's here, it's a group that I'm
1:25.5	really looking forward to working with. And as I say, the staff
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