Football

The Scottish domestic football season starts this weekend, so Balls & Whistles previews ICT and Ross County's seasons with some help from supporters.

England or Denmark?

Football clubs around the Highlands, as well as multiple shinty clubs, have seen matches postponed or cancelled because of Covid-19.

Robert Donaldson has returned to the Jags where he spent a short spell in his early playing days

Club is weary of introduction of relegation but hopeful of avoiding basement battle

Talk to extend pyramid system in north successful

Clubs for girls and boys to work together more closely to develop pathway for young talent

Coach 'baffled' at lack of interest as elsewhere football interest rockets

Grantown club looking to add a few experienced heads to bolster talented young squad

Scotland look to bounce back from their Czech Republic defeat when they take on their oldest rivals.

After getting swept up in Euro fever last week, Balls & Whistles take a look at the crunch match between Scotland and England at Wembley.

New Strathspey Thistle boss steps up from coaching role with Forres Mechanics

Brown left first team coaching role at Mechanics to replace Gordon Nicolson as Jags manager.

Patrik Schick's 50-yard wonder strike seals Scots fate.

Ryan Christie and Stuart Armstrong have been named in Scotland's starting 11 for their Euro 2020 opener against Czech Republic.

Euro 2020 kicks off today, and the excitement about seeing Scotland competing could not be contained on the latest episode of Balls & Whistles.

Season starts on July 24.

Billy Dodds is the new man in charge at Inverness after he was named Caley Thistle's new head coach.

The move sees the departure of club chairman Ken Ferguson and five other members of the management committee.

Billy Dodds is keen to get going as soon as possible after being named as new head coach