Scottish Football Daily Digest — 9 May 2026
The league never sleeps. Here's your daily round-up.
The Premiership kingmaker out to make Motherwell Scotland's Bodo/Glimt
Jens Berthel Askou’s Motherwell could determine the destination of the Scottish top-flight title – but who is the man behind the Fir Park revolution?
Arfield not throwing name in for Livingston job
Interim player-manager Scott Arfield does not intend to apply for the Livingston job and reckons getting grey hair may put him off the role altogether.
Maeda fit as O'Neill prepares for last Old Firm derby
Martin O'Neill is relishing what is "most likely" his final Old Firm match as Celtic chase victory over Rangers to stay in the title hunt.
Rohl sure of Rangers stay to lead trophy push
Danny Rohl is fully "convinced" he will remain in charge of Rangers next season amid pressure and speculation linking him with a move.
Hearts have league in sight – what next in title race?
Hearts could win a first top-flight title since 1960 on Wednesday – but there is plenty of football to be played before then. Here is what to expect in the Scottish Premiership.
Rangers alerted to midfielder Clark – gossip
Rangers alerted to midfielder, defender interested in Celtic and Hearts forward to return from Tottenham loan.
Bartley felt 'no option' but to resign as Livingston boss
Head coach Marvin Bartley reckons he and assistant Neil Hastings felt they "had no option but to resign" from Livingston after being asked to reapply for their positions with the relegated club.
Nobody can question Hearts' mentality – McInnes
Derek McInnes seems to believe anyone still questioning whether his Heart of Midlothian side have the courage to handle the heat of the Scottish Premiership title race has not been paying attention.
Stryjek 'never had doubt' about return from heart surgery
Kilmarnock goalkeeper Max Stryjek reveals how he has been living with a ticking time bomb of heart trouble for a decade but never had any doubts he would recover from last year's surgery.
What are European stakes for Scottish clubs in closing games?
Scotland clings on to five European places for one more season, so who gets what at the end of this campaign?
Same time tomorrow. It'll be just as chaotic.