In 1964–65, Kilmarnock delivered a fairytale finish to claim their first-ever Scottish league title. Led by Willie Waddell, Killie’s fearless side pulled off one of football’s greatest comebacks — crowned by their stunning fightback against Eintracht Frankfurt in Europe. Passion, persistence, and pride made Kilmarnock’s class of ’65 more than champions — they were True Greats.

The Hearts 2005–06 season was Scottish football’s great soap opera. Under the unpredictable Vladimir Romanov, Hearts started fast, changed managers three times, and still finished second — the first club to split the Old Firm in a decade. With Rudi Skacel scoring freely and the chaos never far away, Hearts’ rollercoaster run ended with Scottish Cup glory and a rare moment of revolution at Tynecastle.