Adam Binnie

2 weeks ago | bbc.com | Adam Binnie

Scott McTominay is the "perfect player" for Napoli boss Antonio Conte, according to Italian football expert Carlo Garganese. The Scotland international, who joined the Serie A side from Manchester United last summer, has scored seven goals from midfield in an impressive first season in Italy. "McTominay has been one of the first names on the team sheet all season," Garganese told BBC Scotland. "He's been superb. He's been the perfect Conte player.

3 weeks ago | bbc.com | Adam Binnie

Image source, SNSCounty really had to take something from this one if they wanted to keep their hopes of a top-six finish alive. Don Cowie's side host Aberdeen and visit St Mirren before the split, and now need maximum points and a number of other results to go in their favour. Their attention must turn to avoiding the drop, particularly that dreaded relegation play-off spot in which they've finished the past two seasons. They are four points clear of Dundee in 11th and 11 clear of bottom spot.

3 weeks ago | bbc.com | Adam Binnie

Image source, SNSDundee United were winless in seven league matches heading into this one, desperate for a win to banish any worries of slipping outside the top six. And they got what they needed. Top six is now pretty much guaranteed and Goodwin's men can focus on aiming for a return to European football. They occupy fifth spot in the Premiership table, two points off Aberdeen in fourth and three points behind Hibernian in third.

1 month ago | skysports.com | Adam Binnie

Dundee manager Tony Docherty hopes his side can “replicate” their derby heroics in their bid for Scottish Premiership survival as they welcome a “different” Rangers to Dens Park on Saturday, live on Sky Sports. The Dark Blues' 4-2 away victory over rivals Dundee United was their first league win since January 5, taking them five points clear of bottom club St Johnstone. Docherty's side are 11th in the league table but have managed to hold both Old Firm clubs to draws at home this season.

1 month ago | skysports.com | Adam Binnie

Scotland head coach Steve Clarke hopes that retaining top-tier status in the Nations League will “set down a marker” for 2026 World Cup qualifying. The Scots lead Greece 1-0 heading into Sunday's play-off second leg, with the winner securing a spot in Nations League A for the 2026/27 campaign. Scott McTominay's spot-kick in the first leg helped Scotland become just the third side to win in Greece in four years after England and the Netherlands.