THE SPLIT IN NOW ON | SATURDAY 25TH APRIL

Superscoreboard2h 40mApril 25, 2026

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The Superscoreboard episode on Saturday, 25th April 2026, delivers a gripping and high-stakes look at the final stretch of the Scottish football season, focusing on the post-split drama in the Scottish Premiership and lower leagues. The first half sets the tone with intense previews of relegation battles, particularly St Mirren’s must-win clash against Livingston and Aberdeen’s crucial home game against Kilmarnock. Key off-field narratives include James Tavernier’s emotional departure from Rangers after 500+ appearances, celebrated as a symbol of loyalty despite fan division, and Celtic’s growing crisis under Martin O'Neill, marked by poor recruitment, lack of managerial clarity, and squad depth issues. The Ibrox ticket dispute further underscores tensions between clubs and the SPFL. As the matches unfold, the first half ends goalless in Paisley and 1-0 to Aberdeen, setting up a tense second half. The second half brings dramatic developments: Livingston’s 2-0 win over St Mirren—delaying the Saints’ relegation and marking their first league victory since August—while Kilmarnock’s early lead at Aberdeen is overturned, sealing their relegation fate. East Kilbride remain in contention for a back-to-back League 2 title, needing only a point against Clyde. The episode closes with post-match analysis of both key fixtures, highlighting Aberdeen’s narrow 1-0 win, fueled by Stryak’s heroic return from heart surgery and a crucial save, and Livingston’s tactical mastery, particularly the impact of substitute Pittman. The atmosphere remains charged, with fans and teams on edge as final results are awaited.

Key Takeaways
1

Aberdeen extend their lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership with a narrow 1-0 win over Kilmarnock, thanks to a late save from Stryak, who returned from heart surgery.

2

Livingston secure a vital 2-0 victory over St Mirren, delaying the Saints’ relegation and marking their first league win since August, with key contributions from Gogic and substitute Pittman.

3

St Mirren’s failure to capitalize on first-half dominance, compounded by Jonny Young’s serious injury, proves costly and deepens their relegation woes.

4

East Kilbride remain in contention for a back-to-back League 2 title, needing only a point in their final game against Clyde.

5

Celtic’s season is under scrutiny due to poor transfers, injuries to key players, and a lack of clear direction under Martin O'Neill, despite James Forrest’s contract extension.

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Chapters
0:00
20 min

Post-Split Fixtures Begin: The Battle for Survival

“It's all about the bottom of the table taking centre stage firstly. So let's go to Paisley for St Mirren against Livingston...”

Highlight
20:00
30 min

James Tavernier’s Legacy and Rangers’ Transition

“It's a parting that suits everyone at the right time for everyone.”

Highlight
50:00
50 min

Celtic’s Recruitment Crisis and Internal Chaos

“The recruitment has been horrendous. It's been really, really poor.”

Highlight
1:40:00
60 min

Second Half Drama and the Ibrox Ticket Controversy

As the second half unfolds, St Mirren concede an own goal to Livingston, shifting momentum. The episode explores the Ibrox fan ticket dispute, with Celtic banning Rangers supporters due to past unrest, while Rangers argue for individual accountability. The panel debates fairness, with Hugh Kevens advocating for a grown-up resolution. The show ends with Celtic’s team news revealed and the tension building ahead of their match against Falkirk.

2:04:26
6 min

East Kilbride's Title Race on the Line

The episode focuses on East Kilbride's slim but still viable path to securing back-to-back League 2 titles, with their fate hanging on their final game against Clyde. Spartans' 1-1 draw with Elgin keeps the title race alive, but East Kilbride remain in control with a three-point lead and better goal difference.

High-Impact Quotes
“The recruitment has been horrendous. It's been really, really poor.”
— Gordon Duncan•127:50
Viral: 90.0
“The team at 5.30 is indicative of a squad in serious decline. Listen, there's no getting away from it.”
— Hugh Keevans•130:20
Viral: 85.0
“It's a parting that suits everyone at the right time for everyone.”
— Roger Hanna•19:00
Viral: 85.0
Speakers

Hosts

Gordon DuncanHugh KeevansGordon DLSuperscoreboard Host

Guests

Cammie BellHugh KevensFraser WisherDave GallowayRoger HannaAidan B
Topics Discussed
relegation battle95%Scottish Premiership Match Analysis92%celtic recruitment90%League 2 Title Race90%Tactical Substitutions and Game Turning Moments88%Injury Impact on Team Performance85%rangers management transition85%Scottish Championship Relegation Battle85%Celtic Football Club Performance80%
People & Brands

james tavernier

person

22xPositive

Livingston

other

21xPositive

St Mirren

other

21xNegative

Hugh Keevans

person

20xNeutral

james forrest

person

18xPositive

Celtic

other

18xNegative

Gordon DL

person

18xNeutral

hugh kevens

person

15xPositive

East Kilbride

other

12xPositive

gordon duncan

person

12xNeutral

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