Celtic delivered their most emphatic display of the season over the weekend, securing a stunning 7-1 victory against Hearts. The ruthless Parkhead performance took centre stage on BBC Radio Scotland's Scottish Football Podcast, where host Jane Lewis was joined by analysts Alison McConnell and Cillian Sheridan to break down the major talking points from the lopsided contest.
A key focus from the seven-goal rout involved Celtic's attacking options, with the pundits discussing where the outcome leaves Kasper Høgh in the striking pecking order. With Celtic preparing for a crucial European test ahead, the dominant showing provides plenty of talking points, while significant questions also loom over how Hearts will respond after being thoroughly hammered in Glasgow.
Elsewhere in the weekend action, Rangers were checked and left frustrated after dropping points at Dundee. Having surrendered a winning position, the result prompted debate on whether the slip-up was simply a blip or a genuine warning sign. Conversely, Dundee received praise on the programme for their impressive rise under the guidance of Steven Pressley.
At the other end of the standings, deep concern surrounds bottom-of-the-table Hibs as the Edinburgh side hit rock bottom while pressure continues to mount. Beyond the issues at Hibs, the podcast panel concluded the roundup by examining the wider significance of the latest weekend results for Falkirk, Aberdeen, and St Johnstone.