The programme tells the story of the terrible tragedy and pays tribute to those who lost their lives.We have eye witness accounts from manager Walter Smith and lifelong fan Ian Loch who were both on Stairway 13 when disaster struck.
John Greig and Sandy Jardine both played that fateful day and there is barely a day goes by that they don't flash back to the shocking events.
Three tremendous volunteers from the St Andrew's Ambulance service - who still work at Ibrox today - tell their sad stories.
Club Historian David Mason, who lost a close friend that day, explains the events and the aftermath.
We also have a special interview with Sir Alex Ferguson, who was also present that day and feared for the safety of his brother Martin.
While Chief Executive Martin Bain, whose father was in the Rangers End that day, leads the tributes.
*My dad, two uncles and 2 grandfathers were at this game. I remember and i was very young (7), sitting on my mums knee waiting for them to come in and they all came home one by one. Till was only one uncle left. He appeared much much later, out of his mind on drink! He thought he would just go to the pub. My grannie nearly killed him there and then LOL! *
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