Roger Hannah is joined by Ben Ramage as they analyse Rangers' heavy defeat at home to Lyon.

Could skipper James Tavernier find himself out of the starting XI after another difficult night?

Two other Gers starters are also now facing serious questions.

The guys also ask whether Hearts' impressive win away to Dinamo Minsk could be the turning point in their season.

And do Celtic ring the changes after a damaging 7-1 defeat in Dortmund?

SunSport's bookie basher Jim Delahunt is also here to deliver all his big betting tips.

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Brendan Rodgers and Nuri Sahin didn't part on the best of terms after their spell together at Liverpool.

Robert Grieve assesses the Celtic manager's chances of having the last word on his former player.

Kris Boyd tells Philippe Clement to cut the excuses over THAT Souttar penalty and scheduling moans.

The Rangers legend also has some crucial advice for new Ibrox striker Hamza Igamane.

And Robert Martin is in Azerbaijan for Dinamo Minsk v Hearts and has an intriguing prediction about the identity of the next Jambos manager.

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Roger Hannah is joined by Mark Hannah to assess where it all went right for Rangers against Malmo.

They also look ahead to Hibs' visit to a full Ibrox and ask whether the Easter Road side can cause an upset.

Bookie basher Jim Delahunt is also on hand to give his big tips on all the weekend action .

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Roger Hannah and Robert Grieve discuss who and what are next for Hearts after the dramatic sacking of manager Steven Naismith.

Plus, Rangers hero Kris Boyd runs the rule over the Gers' big return to Ibrox and reveals which Light Blues stars have been impressing him the most.

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Running the rule over Rangers' big Ibrox return as Celtic's Champions League qualification chances rated

Head of sport Roger Hannah and sports content editor David Friel run the rule over Rangers' big Ibrox return this weekend - and give their first impressions of Ibrox new boy Hamza Igamane

Another Old Firm new boy who looks the part is Arne Engels - can he make Celtic fans forget all about Matt O'Riley?

The team assess Celtic's chances of building on their lightning Champions League start - and turn their attention to the plight of Steven Naismith at Hearts

Plus, SunSport's top tipster Jim Delahunt outlines all the Premier Sports Cup, Scottish Premiership and the Ayr Gold Cup action bets

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Roger Hannah is joined by Kris Boyd to discuss the latest Ibrox upheaval.

Rangers legend Boyd reflects on how the club can get itself out of its current mess.

Is Dave King the best man to rescue them?

Robert Grieve is also on the show to discuss Celtic's commanding performance against Hearts.

He runs the rule over "class act" Arne Engels ahead of the Champions League opener against Slovan Bratislava.

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Andy Devlin joins David Friel this week to discuss the big talking points in Scottish football.

The issues at Rangers come under the microscope as the guys debate the broken connection between fans and club.

They also ask whether James Tavernier should lose the captain's armband after a worrying form dip.

And they look ahead to Celtic v Hearts at Parkhead.

Bookie basher Jim Delahunt is also on hand to give his top tips for all the weekend action.

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He's scored three goals in four games but Kris Boyd insists Scott McTominay can improve as a Scotland player.

Boyd also tells Derek McGregor why Lyndon Dykes is so vital to the team and discusses what happens when Kieran Tierney returns to full fitness.

Steve Clarke's future also comes under the spotlight after yet another defeat.

And Kenny MacDonald says there were real signs of progress in the defeat to Portugal.

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