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Published 10:40 11 Mar 2023 GMT
Updated 11:51 11 Mar 2023 GMT
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Fellow pundits such as Alan Shearer, Ian Wright and Micah Richards have all refused to go on air, and then the commentators joined in protest as well.
The show is set to go ahead, but only as a highlights programme with no presenter or punditry.
It's gone from bad to worse for those in charge of scheduling BBC programmes, as other shows such as Final Score and Football Focus came under threat.
Scott has come out on Twitter to state that she will not be going ahead with Football Focus, in light of everything that is going on.
https://twitter.com/AlexScott/status/1634500812045971456
"I made a decision last night that even though I love my show and we have had an incredible week winning an SJA for football focus that it doesn’t feel right for me to go ahead with the show today."Hopefully I will be back in the chair next week…." You can follow all of the latest news and talking points in this ever-changing and developing story on our live blog, where you get the latest news instantly: Gary Lineker vs BBC MOTD: All the latest news and talking points. Related links:
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