How have St Johnstone gone from Scotland's "most stable" to the "most unstable" as they battle to escape relegation from the Scottish Premiership?

Fifa president Infantino says it is the ‘one valid bid’Spain had proposed bid with Portugal and Morocco The United Kingdom looks almost certain to host the 2035 Women’s World Cup after Fifa’s president, Gianni Infantino, described its interest as the “one valid bid” for those finals. The football associations of England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales announced last month they would submit a joint expression of interest in hosting the finals in 10 years’ time. Continue reading...

Manchester United's Emma Watson discusses the "scars" she bears from her year-long absence as she prepares to return to the Scotland squad.

The Women's Nations League is back this week with England, Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, Scotland and Wales all having two more matches.

After a 5-1 thumping by St Mirren, BBC Sport Scotland examines why Kilmarnock have struggled this season after the highs of their 2023-24 campaign.

Sophie Howard believes Scotland's "superpower" will be required if Germany are to be beaten in Friday's meeting at Tannadice.

Caroline Weir says Scotland must build on the "definite progress" in the Nations League amid a "transitional period" for the manager-less national side.

BBC Sport Scotland takes you through all the goals and major incidents from the Championship, League 1 and League 2 as the season enters its final stretch.

Scotland winger Ben Doak is linked with a controversial £25m move from Liverpool to Everton, according to reports.

Chelsea midfielder Erin Cuthbert returns to the Scotland squad for the Women's Nations League double header with Germany.

The Denmark striker – who played for the Chelsea, Fulham and Arsenal youth teams – is thriving at Monaco By Get French Football News “We understood that if we didn’t take the decision in the winter, in the summer, it would potentially be too late,” says Monaco CEO Thiago Scuro. There was a sense of “now or never” about the signing of Mika Biereth from Sturm Graz in January and, with the Danish international scoring 11 goals in his first nine Ligue 1 games, it is certainly an opportunity the club are happy they seized. That “now or never” feeling characterises Biereth’s whole career. “He had the bravery to go to Scotland, then Austria and now France and that is what shows he wants to be the best. He has to be playing to prove that,” says his mentor, Ian Wright. Biereth has grasped every chance he has been given along a path that has led him away from Arsenal and into Monaco’s grateful arms. Continue reading...

We reflect on Scotland's loss to Greece and discuss the latest in the Championship.

Despite ending the nation’s time in the global wilderness, the head coach and this team face a difficult future That familiarity breeds contempt towards managers can be unfair. That certainly applies to Steve Clarke, who has raised levels with Scotland to the point where qualifying for tournaments has become reality as opposed to a pipe dream. Clarke has been the head coach to end years in the international wilderness. There is, however, a slightly ominous feel around the Scotland setup once more. Defeat by Greece – a rising force – can happen. What should not transpire is the comprehensive thumping dished out at Hampden Park on Sunday. Scotland looked utterly unprepared for what they faced. Theirs was a ragged, disjointed display. Continue reading...

Scotland supporters have their say on Sunday's 3-0 home defeat by Greece, which means relegation from the Nations League top tier.