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Hello, I'm Phil Goodlad and this is the Scottish football podcast, the news, the views, the analysis, everything you need from our beautiful game.

Although on Thursday, the 28th of August,

it doesn't seem that beautiful for Rangers fans.

Two has worked back to Solace. He's in behind. There's the sixth. Clubbrose six. Rangers

Nill. Russell Martin under increased fire as his cider humbled a game.

Tonight it's the turn of David Gray and Jimmy Talline to try and navigate their way to continental progression.

They feel we deserve to still be in this tie and I think that's the positives we take for it, the learnings we get from it,

knowing that there's areas we can improve and we still very much need to improve to make sure we give ourselves the best chance to get to the next round.

Hibbs in Poland, face leg of Warsaw, trailing 2-1 an aggregate in the Conference League playoff. The Duns are in Bucharest. They're two all with the FCSB in the Europa League playoff. Of course, we have learned from that game and hope we can do better tomorrow. Both teams know what's on the line.

Both team has to win.

The Scottish Football Podcast from BBC Sports Scotland.

So good morning and welcome to us all.

We do have a running list of things to get through because it's a really busy time in Scottish football,

but obviously the main headline and the elephant in the room

is that defeat for Rangers' men

and now the effects of that defeat

and the anger that appears to be emanating from ranger fans towards

Russell Martin as his time in charge of the club, his short time so far in charge of the

club being questioned by many of their own supporters this morning. I'm joined by Mark

Atkinson, the sports editor at the

Scotsman and by Hibs Women's coach Juell Murray. Both morning to you. Jewel, it seems almost

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