Scottish Premiership predictions & betting tips

Scottish Premiership predictions

The Premiership is the top flight of Scottish football pyramid and it’s a league where two teams dominate, while others lurk from the shadows, waiting for a rare opportunity to pounce.

Despite this dominance of Celtic and Rangers, the two biggest teams in the country, the Scottish Premiership is often a very exciting league, which makes sense given that only 12 teams are a part of it.

Scottish Premiership

All in all, the Premiership offers great football from historic teams backed by passionate fans, so make sure to check out some of the games.

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Last 10 Premiership winners

  • 2024-25: Celtic
  • 2023-24: Celtic
  • 2022-23: Celtic
  • 2021-22: Celtic
  • 2020-21: Rangers
  • 2019-20: Celtic
  • 2018-19: Celtic
  • 2017-18: Celtic
  • 2016-17: Celtic
  • 2015-16: Celtic

Five most successful teams in Premiership history

  • Celtic – 55 titles
  • Rangers – 55 titles
  • Aberdeen – 4 titles
  • Hibernian – 4 titles
  • Heart of Midlothian – 4 titles

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last update: April 2026

Facts about the Premiership FAQ

Celtic are the reigning champions of Scotland.

The top two teams from the Premiership each season get a spot in different stages of the Champions League, while the third-placed team and the winners of the Scottish Cup gain access to the Europa League. Teams in the fourth and fifth place in the standings go to the Conference League.

Falkirk and Livingston were promoted to the Premiership last season.

There are 12 teams in the Scottish Premiership and each team plays other teams three times before the league splits into two groups, where each team plays five more games. In total, there are 228 games in one season.

The Premiership as it is now was only founded in 2013, but the league has been running under different names since 1890, with a break during the World War II. Overall, there have been 129 seasons in the Scottish top flight.

Jimmy McGrory has the most goals in the history of the top rank of Scottish football with 408 goals. Bob McPhail with 305 goals and Hughie Ferguson with 286 goals are behind McGrory on this list.

The home ground of Celtic, Celtic Park in Glasgow, is the biggest stadium in the league with a capacity of 60,411 seats.