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Scottish Premiership Predicted Table 2026/27

Scottish Premiership — Updated 12 Nov 2026

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Tables:FormHome & AwayHalf-TimeSecond HalfBy GameweekPredictedLast Season

Stats:Goals & BTTSClean SheetsGoal TimesComebacksRecords & StreaksManagersFixture DifficultyStadiums

Celtic are projected to be top at the split, finishing first after 33 games in 67% of 2,000 simulations and averaging 69 points. Rangers are next on 66 points (32%).

This league splits into a top and a bottom half after 33 games, and the post-split fixtures aren't set until then, so this projects the table at the split, not the final standings.

Where every club is likely to stand at the split, from 2,000 simulations of the 122 Scottish Premiership fixtures still to play. Each match is played out with our score model (the one behind our match predictions), which rates teams on goals scored and conceded, adjusted for the opponents faced and weighted to recent matches, and knows nothing about injuries, transfers or managers. It starts from the points won on the pitch, so a points deduction isn't included. How the model works →

#TeamNowProj. pts1st at split2nd–3rdBottom 2Most likely
1Now 1st, 31 pts 1st · 31 pts69 67%33%0% 1st
2Now 2nd, 27 pts 2nd · 27 pts66 32%66%0% 2nd
3Now 3rd, 21 pts 3rd · 21 pts53 1%47%<1% 3rd
4Now 4th, 20 pts 4th · 20 pts51 1%32%<1% 4th
5Now 5th, 17 pts 5th · 17 pts46 <1%10%1% 5th
6Now 7th, 17 pts 7th · 17 pts45 0%6%2% 6th
7Now 6th, 17 pts 6th · 17 pts43 0%4%3% 6th
8Now 10th, 11 pts 10th · 11 pts40 0%1%9% 8th
9Now 9th, 13 pts 9th · 13 pts37 0%<1%20% 9th
10Now 11th, 11 pts 11th · 11 pts34 0%<1%43% 11th
11Now 8th, 14 pts 8th · 14 pts33 0%0%49% 11th
12Now 12th, 9 pts 12th · 9 pts30 0%0%73% 12th

Proj. pts = average points across the simulations. Percentages are the share of simulations in which the club finished in that place range, matching the zones on the table; clubs level on points, goal difference and goals are split at random.