Celtic

Celtic Park · Est. 1888

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2026/2027

Celtic's 2025/2026 Premiership Campaign

Celtic wrapped up the 2025/2026 Premiership season in third place, amassing 67 points from 33 matches. Their record of 21 wins, 4 draws, and 8 losses reflects a solid, if not spectacular, campaign. Offensively, they managed 59 goals while conceding 35, resulting in a healthy goal difference of +24.

The season saw Celtic scoring 73 goals in total across all competitions, with a notable home advantage—43 goals scored at home compared to 30 away. Defensively, they kept 13 clean sheets overall, with a stronger showing on home turf (9) than away (4). The team secured 26 wins in total including both home and away fixtures, demonstrating resilience, although the eight defeats hint at room for tightening up at the back.

Looking ahead, Celtic will be keen to build on this platform, aiming to convert those solid performances into a challenge for the top spots. Stability at home and shoring up away results could be the key themes as they look to mount a stronger Premiership challenge next time around.

League position

Position 1
  • Promotion

Points trajectory

Rank 1

Manager

M. O'Neill

Northern Ireland

Season at a glance

W 9·D 1·L 227–10 GF/GA+17 GD4 clean sheets

Streaks

Last 5 home3W1D1Llast 5
Last 5 away4W0D1Llast 5
Scored4/5
Conceded4/5

Last result

Celtic
3-2
Beşiktaş
5 Nov

Next match

Celtic
16:00
Kilmarnock
8 Nov

Premiership table

#TeamPPts
1Celtic1128
2Rangers1124
As of 19 Jul 2026View full table →
Last 5: ←oldest

UEFA Europa League table

#TeamPPts
1Sparta Praha13
15Bournemouth00
16Celtic00
17Crystal Palace00
As of 16 Sept 2026View full table →
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Celtic's 2025/2026 Premiership Form Snapshot

Celtic's campaign in the Premiership this season has been marked by a strong winning record, securing 21 victories from 33 matches. Their consistency is evident with a relatively low number of draws—just four—indicating a preference for decisive outcomes over stalemates. However, eight defeats show that while generally reliable, they have occasionally faltered.

Home form has been particularly robust, with 15 wins and only three losses, complementing their impressive 43 goals scored on home turf. Away, they have still maintained a solid record with 11 wins but have been more susceptible to losses, suffering five. The defence also reflects this pattern, conceding fewer goals at home (15) compared to away (26).

Interestingly, the biggest win streak data isn't available, but the overall spread of results suggests a team capable of both consistency and resilience, dropping points more through defeats than draws. Thirteen clean sheets underline a solid defensive foundation that supports their attacking prowess through 73 goals this season.

Statistics

Home / Away splits

HomeGoals forAway
15
12
HomeGoals againstAway
5
5
HomeClean sheetsAway
2
2
HomeFailed to scoreAway
1
1
HomeAvg goals scored / gameAway
2.50vs2.00

Week-by-week trends

team vs league avg (dashed)
Goals for
27
Goals against
8
Goal difference
+19
Clean sheets
4
Points / round
28.0

Team Intelligence

Form & Record▾
Win %75.0%
Clean Sheet %33.3%
Avg Scored2.25
Avg Conceded0.83
Injuries▾

No current injuries reported

Advanced Metrics▾
QA Goals/Game2.42
QA Conceded/Game0.77
Opposition Strength0.93x league average

Current Streaks

Competitive matches only

  • Scored in 4 of last 5 games

  • Conceded in their last 4 games

  • Clean sheet in 1 of last 5 games

  • Won 3 of last 5 games

  • Lost 1 in a row

  • Drew 1 of last 5 games

  • Failed to score in their last 1 games

Top Performers▾

Celtic's Home and Away Story in the Premiership 2025/2026

Celtic have truly embraced their home comforts this season, netting 43 goals and conceding just 15 at their fortress. With nine clean sheets on home turf, they've shown a knack for keeping opponents at bay, making their ground a tough place to visit. Away from home, the picture is a bit less rosy. Scoring 30 goals is respectable, but conceding 26 suggests a more open approach or perhaps a touch of vulnerability on the road. Only four clean sheets away hint at defensive lapses that Celtic might want to tidy up if they aim for the top spot. In summary, Celtic's Premiership 2025/2026 campaign reveals a side that thrives when backed by their home crowd but could do with tightening things up on their travels. It’s a classic case of making the house a home, but not quite feeling the love on the road.

Fipster's Record with Celtic

Fipster is still building its prediction record on Celtic for the 2025/2026 Premiership campaign. With no graded fixtures scored yet, the model has yet to demonstrate its accuracy on this club. It means we are still in the early days of seeing how well Fipster's insights align with Celtic's actual performances this season.

Given Celtic's strong form at home and a decent points tally, it will be interesting to watch how the model's predictions evolve as the season progresses.

Venue

Celtic Park

Celtic Park

Glasgow
Capacity: 60,832
Surface: grass