A Hampden semi-final, the fallout, and the live debate around Celtic's season.
Super Scoreboard's Open Line keeps its focus on Hampden, tracking Celtic's 6-2 win after the match sat at 2-2 at 90 minutes before the extra-time swing settled it.

Scottish football, straight down the phone line.
Superscoreboard turns Scottish football into a nightly argument with a phone line attached. Celtic, Rangers, Hearts, cup ties, Scotland fixtures, awards debates, and caller nerves all get worked through at live-radio speed.
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Superscoreboard treats Scottish football as something to be argued over in public while the story is still moving. It is fast. The show opens with a score, a fixture, a talking point, and the phone number, then lets callers and studio voices push the evening into shape. Celtic scoring four in extra time against St Mirren becomes more than a result; it becomes a discussion about James Flores, Neil Lennon, Martin O'Neill, Hampden, sentiment, pressure, and what a cup final might mean. That is the rhythm. A quick verdict comes first, then the reasons arrive in bursts. The range is broad, but always domestic and immediate. Superscoreboard can move from a three-way title race involving Hearts, Rangers, and Celtic to Aberdeen's safety, Livingston's trouble, post-split fixtures, and the emotional weather around the Scottish Cup. It gives room to smaller-club nerves too. Falkirk and Dunfermline supporters are asked how the rivalry feels, whether pressure helps or hurts, and what past cup shocks do for belief. The show also keeps one eye on Scotland. Japan and Ivory Coast friendlies become arguments about World Cup preparation, Steve Clarke, Hampden boos, and whether friendly football can ever really feel friendly. The tone is lively rather than polished. Jokes about last-minute planning, old trivia, and players escaping the physio room sit beside serious points about form, fixtures, and trophies. Callers are not decoration. They supply the emotional proof. Superscoreboard works because it sounds like Scottish football fans and regular panel voices trying to settle the night before the next match unsettles it again.
Made for: For Scottish football supporters who want immediate reaction, caller opinion, and lively debate around league, cup, and Scotland fixtures. It especially suits listeners who follow the week-to-week mood around Celtic, Rangers, Hearts, and the wider Premiership.
What sets it apart: The phone-in format gives Superscoreboard a live, argumentative edge: callers are part of the engine, not an afterthought. It mixes match detail, club pressure, rivalry, humour, and sentiment at the pace of a conversation already underway.
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Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
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