The guys are back to pick through a dramatic PremIer Sports Cup semi-final between Celtic and Rangers.

Kris Boyd explains to Roger Hannah and Jonathon Moar how caretaker Hoops boss Martin O'Neill was able to get the better of dugout rival Danny Rohl.

There are competing views on whether the Irishman will be in the Parkhead hotseat on a permanent basis.

And they give their big verdicts on THAT Auston Trusty incident and the penalty conceded by Tony Ralston.

They also hail St Mirren for a convincing win over Motherwell and assess their chances of causing an upset in December's final.

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Rangers icon Kris Boyd is back with SunSport's Roger Hannah and Ryan Rowe to review another madcap week in Scottish football.

The team react to the news that Danny Rohl is to be named the next Rangers manager, after talks broke down with Kevin Muscat over the weekend. Should the board have held their nerve and waited for the Aussie?

Boydy also looks back on Rangers' 2-2 draw with Dundee United on Saturday and the problems that Rohl will need to sort out.

On top of that, how much pressure is too much pressure for under-fire Kevin Thelwell and Patrick Stewart with the Rangers fans desperate for them to go?

The panel dive into Celtic's 2-0 loss to Dundee and analyse Brendan Rodgers' bizarre post-match comments in which he compared his players to Honda Civics as opposed to Ferraris!

And there's the small matter of Hearts going five points clear at the top of the Premiership and with a huge clash against Celtic to come on Sunday, Boydy makes a bold prediction.

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Rangers hero Kris Boyd joins SunSport's Head of Sport Roger Hannah and Jonathon Moar for another big week on Go Ballistic.

The Gers' search for a new manager continues to dominate the agenda after Steven Gerrard's dramatic withdrawal from the race - but Boyd explains why the Gers might have to go back to the Englishman again and BEG him to return.

Roger explains why Derek McInnes should be Rangers' clear choice as their next manager as Boydy wonders if the Hearts boss would even entertain the Ibrox club's call.

Danny Rohl has emerged as the front-runner in the meantime, but would the Rangers fans accept him after what went on with Russell Martin?

Plus, the guys assess just how much pressure Kevin Thelwell and Patrick Stewart are under as the boss search labours on.

There's also a look back at Scotland's wins over Greece and Belarus as they ask do the performances really matter when you're winning?

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Kris Boyd joins SunSport's Robert Grieve and Jonathon Moar at SunSport HQ to react to a dramatic weekend that saw Rangers sack Russell Martin.

In this Go Ballistic special, the guys look at exactly what went wrong for Martin who saw his reign in charge come to an end after only four months.

There's also plenty of focus on those calling the shots at Ibrox after Martin's failure - so how do Gers chiefs approach what's coming next and does chairman Andrew Cavenagh need to address the supporters?

Attention now turns to who's next in the Ibrox dugout.Could Steven Gerrard make a dramatic return or could the Gers make a dramatic swoop for Derek McInnes?

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Rangers hero Kris Boyd and SunSport's Gareth Law join Jonathon Moar this week to look back on a hectic week of Scottish football action.

Russell Martin earned his first league win as Gers boss but the Light Blues fans are STILL furious - but has the supporters' anger towards Martin crossed a line?

James Tavernier made a huge impact for the Light Blues and Boyd reckons he's STILL the club's biggest goal threat despite the influx of new players.

Plus, Celtic were held to a goalless draw by an defensively impressive Hibs side and their problems at the top end of the pitch are clear - including with Daizen Maeda.

Hearts have overtaken the Hoops at the top of the table but are they really Scottish Premiership title contenders this season?

Aberdeen's dire season goes from bad to worse but it was a good weekend for both Kilmarnock and St Mirren.

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Kris Boyd joins SunSport's Roger Hannah and Ryan Rowe to review another thrilling weekend in Scottish football, where the Premier Sports Cup took centre stage.

Rangers made it into the semi-finals with a Nico Raskin-inspired display in a 2-0 win over Hibs at Ibrox and Boyd says Martin NEEDS to have "more faces than Big Ben" when it comes to picking the player, even if they don't see eye-to-eye after their recent fall out.

Celtic progressed thanks to a heavy 4-0 defeat of Partick Thistle but the fans continue to protest against the board. Boydy noticed a "stroke of genius" from Brendan Rodgers in the build-up, as he changed the narrative around the club in his Friday press conference.

Meanwhile, Aberdeen crashed out of the cup to Motherwell and with fans booing their team off the pitch, Boydy declares that the Thelin reign is OVER as their dreadful form shows no signs of stopping. But, Roger says he'll be given PLENTY more time.

In the other quarter-final, St Mirren beat Kilmarnock in a penalty shootout but the game wasn't without controversy and on the subject of refereeing decisions, what did the team make of the dramatic 3-2 win for Dundee over Livingston which saw the ref sent to the VAR monitor in stoppage time?

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Kris Boyd joins SunSport's Kenny MacDonald and Jonathon Moar to pore over a chaotic and controversial weekend in the Scottish Premiership.

Rangers are deciding to stick with Russell Martin despite Saturday's latest horror show at Ibrox - but can he really stay on as head coach?

Hearts impressed with a 2-0 win over the Gers and the guys assess their chances of finishing inside the top two this season.

Celtic left it late to beat Kilmarnock thanks to a highly contentious Kelechi Iheanacho penalty - a decision that's caused serious debate.

Plus, Aberdeen's woes go on with Jimmy Thelin's men still without a league win this season but does the Dons manager get an easy ride?

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Kris Boyd joins SunSport's David Friel and Jonathon Moar to analyse the intensifying stand-off between the Celtic board and the club's supporters.

A late night statement on Saturday night left already annoyed Hoops fans even angrier - how did the club chiefs get it so wrong?

The team analyse what must happen for Celtic chiefs to try and get supporters back on side amid the ongoing drama.

Plus, Kris explains why it's without a doubt OVER for Brendan Rodgers as Celtic manager - but will he leave NOW or at the end of the season?

Over at Rangers, Nicolas Raskin is on his way back from international duty and all eyes will be on the Belgian star's showdown talks with Russell Martin in the coming days.

And, there's a look ahead to Scotland's massive World Cup qualifying clash against Belarus in Hungary

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SunSport's Ryan Rowe and Roger Hannah are joined by Rangers hero Kris Boyd to pick apart the weekend's Old Firm clash, discuss potential deadline day deals and look ahead to the upcoming Scotland matches.

Kieran Tierney hasn't completed 90 minutes since signing for Celtic and he didn't look his best at Ibrox, is his fitness now becoming a problem for Brendan Rodgers?

Boydy is urging his old club to sign more Scottish players, could Kenny McLean fit the bill?

When it comes to Scotland, the team debate how Steve Clarke could line up with several questions over the formation and who starts in goal and up front. Plus, Boydy makes a bold claim that Clarke could STAY as Scotland boss beyond this World Cup campaign.

All this and more including reaction to the Dundee derby, Hearts going top and ANOTHER dismal defeat for Aberdeen.

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Rangers hero Kris Boyd, Roger Hannah and Jonathon Moar are back for a brand new Go Ballistic to look back on a chaotic week.

There’s a crisis brewing at Rangers and Hamza Igamane isn’t helping after his apparent REFUSAL to come on as a substitute against St Mirren.

One of Rangers’ greatest strikers, Boyd reveals why he would HATE to be the No9 in Russell Martin’s current side.

Plus, a look at what could be a rather defining week or two for the Gers head coach

It’s a huge week for Celtic too - but are fans right to be calling out the club’s board?

Brendan Rodgers says there’s ‘no chance’ he’ll leave the Hoops again mid-season, but there’s a Premier League club keeping a keen eye.

There’s a look ahead to a huge week for Scottish clubs in Europe and reaction to a huge managerial departure.

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SunSport's Ryan Rowe and Roger Hannah are back for the latest edition of Go Ballistic, with Kris Boyd joining them from Ayrshire to review the weekend's action and Robert Grieve dialling in from Czechia to look ahead to the Champions League qualifier against Viktoria Plzen.

Boydy is shooting from the hip as per as he voices his fears that Rangers could be an insurmountable TEN points behind Celtic after the first Old Firm derby of the season. And, have teams figured out the 'new-look' Rangers already?

The team discuss how big a worry it is that the Rangers support appear to already be frustrated to the point where they are booing players and leaving games early, as they did during the draw against Dundee at Ibrox. Will there be big changes come Saturday night's Premier Sports Cup clash against Alloa?

We also look at Celtic's early season form and Brendan Rodgers' comments about some fans never being happy with him in the dugout. And for Boyd, how soon is it before we label Adam Idah a £9million flop?

Plus, there's a debate on whether Hearts can sustain a proper challenge on the Old Firm this season as they sit top of the Premiership table (albeit after just two games) on the back of Tony Bloom's vow to split the Glasgow giants.

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The season is nearly over but it feels like the transfer window and managerial merry-go-round are about to go into overdrive.

Go Ballistic has the latest on the futures of Derek McInnes, Stephen Robinson and Steven Naismith.

Plus could there be big-money sales at both Celtic and Rangers this summer?

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This week's Go Ballistic has all the fallout from the final Old Firm clash of the season as Kris Boyd explains why he sees similarities between the two No9s, Celtic's Adam Idah and Rangers' Cyriel Dessers.

Barry Ferguson doubled down on his desire to land the Rangers job, but does he actually stand a chance?

There's a look back at Falkirk's promotion to the top tier after 15 years away.

Plus, Robert Grieve and Jonathon Moar fiercely debate the controversially disallowed Dundee goal against Motherwell.

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Go Ballistic turns it's attention to the future after a historic weekend in Scottish football.

Celtic matched Rangers' achievement of 55 league titles - but will Brendan Rodgers stick around to lead the bid for 56?

Kris Boyd, Robert Grieve and Jonathon Moar also discuss another "embarrassing" season for Rangers and whether Barry Ferguson is at the end of his tether.

And what next for Hearts after sacking Neil Critchley?

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Go Ballistic on where it went wrong for Celtic AND Rangers after the fierce rivals both lost at the weekend.

Has defeat to Hibs ended Barry Ferguson's hopes of landing the Ibrox hotseat on a permanent basis?

And can Brendan Rodgers spark his Celtic players back to life?

Kris Boyd, Roger Hannah and Jonathon Moar also heap praise on the job Jim Goodwin has done at Dundee United and ask if St Johnstone can beat the drop

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He's never afraid to speak his mind and this week Kris Boyd has made a sensational suggestion.

The SunSport columnist reckons his old club Rangers should snap up out-of-contract Celtic star Greg Taylor.

Roger Hannah and Jonathon Moar also run the rule over the rest of the weekend Premiership action.

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The Tartan Army jeered the team off the park after the crushing defeat to Greece - but Kris Boyd reckons they need a reality check.

Boyd also discusses where relegation to Nations League Group B leaves the country ahead of World Cup qualifiers.

And Roger Hannah and Ryan Rowe discuss the incredible rise of Rangers midfielder Nicolas Raskin after his starring role for Belgium.

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Rangers stunned Celtic 3-2 at Parkhead this weekend to record their first Old Firm league win at the home of their arch rivals in five years.

SunSport's Ryan Rowe and Roger Hannah debate the big talking points before Kris Boyd reveals the one big difference Barry Ferguson has made to Rangers and ponders how 'perfectionist' Brendan Rodgers will be feeling after losing another three goals in a derby match, with several big players under performing.

The team also look over the dramatic Dundee derby at Tannadice, which was a six-goal thriller.

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Kris Boyd has been amazed by Daizen Maeda's stunning form - but reckons James Tavernier could be terrorised.

The lightning-fast Celtic star has been moved from his usual position on the wing where he would regularly give Rangers captain Tavernier nightmares in Old Firm games.

But tactical shifts in Barry Ferguson's team mean the pair could be on a collision course at Parkhead on Sunday.

Kris and Roger Hannah also assess the impact Sander Kartum could have for Hearts after his stunning Scottish Cup double against Dundee.

And Boyd considers a big question on which team has the biggest away supprt - Hibs, Hearts or Aberdeen

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