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2026/2027

Premiership 2025/2026 Season Review

Heart Of Midlothian clinched the Premiership title in a nail-biting finish, edging out Rangers by a solitary point. Both teams were in superb form, with Rangers boasting a slightly better goal difference, but Hearts just had that extra bit of grit. Celtic kept the pressure high, finishing a close third, not far behind with 67 points, making the top three a thrilling tussle to the very end.

Motherwell secured a respectable fourth place, comfortably ahead of Hibernian and Falkirk, who rounded out the European hopefuls. The battle for continental football was fiercely contested, with the top six separated by just a handful of points.

At the other end of the table, Livingston struggled to keep their heads above water, ending on a meagre 16 points and a worrying -31 goal difference. Kilmarnock and St Mirren also found themselves in the lower reaches, fighting to avoid the drop. It was a season of fine margins, where every point mattered and the drama never quite left the pitch.

Updated 19 Jul 2026
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Premiership 2025/2026 Table Read

The Premiership title race is as tight as a pair of skinny jeans on a hot day. Heart Of Midlothian lead the pack with 70 points after 33 games, but Rangers are nipping at their heels with 69, and Celtic aren't far behind on 67. With just a point or two separating the top three, every match feels like a cup final in this campaign.

Further down, Motherwell and Hibernian seem comfortably settled in mid-table, while Falkirk clings onto sixth despite a negative goal difference. The bottom half is a real shuffle, with Aberdeen and Dundee locked on 33 points but suffering from poor goal differences, and Livingston languishing at the foot with a mere 16 points and a -31 goal difference. Survival battles are proving as gripping as the title chase.

It’s also worth noting the standout performers: Motherwell’s Tawanda Jethro Maswanhise tops the scoring charts with 17 goals, while Falkirk’s C. Miller leads in assists with 9. Clearly, individual flair is keeping the league as unpredictable as ever.