This weekend was meant to the final of the regular season the lower leagues with just three rounds of fixtures left in the Scottish Premiership. Instead the Championship, League One and League Two have finished and there is still plenty of squabbling left before the curtain is drawn on the top flight.
Friday could be another explosive day in Scottish football with clubs from the Premiership set to meet about the future of the 2019/2020 season as well as discuss Rangers’ evidence they claim to hold against the SPFL.
Click and scroll through for the all the news from around the SPFL.
5. Findlay "disappointed" in Rangers
Ex-Rangers vice chairman Donald Findlay QC has hit out at his former club for the disappointing way they have handled their allegations of impropriety levelled against the SPFL. The Cowdenbeath chief has called on Rangers to share the evidence. (The Nine) | Other 3rd Party Photo: SNS Group Craig Foy
6. McCoist slams SPFL
Ally McCoist has called the letter the SPFL sent the 42 clubs was “nonsense”. The Rangers legend believes it is not only his former club who have been left unhappy with the organisation and leadership of the league body. (talkSPORT) | Other 3rd Party Photo: SNS Group Craig Foy
7. Old Firm should meet twice
The Old Firm should meet just twice a season in the league. That’s the view of Ayr United chief Lauchlan Cameron. The American wants two big leagues in Scotland where teams play each other home and away. (PLZ Soccer) | Other 3rd Party Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group
8. McCrorie tipped to be Ibrox No.1
Alan Hutton has urged Rangers to tie down goalkeeper Robby McCrorie as he expects him to become Ibrox No.1 eventually. The 22-year-old is believed to be highly rated by current first choice stopper Allan McGregor. (Football Insider) | Other 3rd Party Photo: Roddy Scott - SNS Group