#scottish-premiership

#scottish-premiership

Celtic's 13-point lead doesn't guarantee success; focus remains on maintaining performance levels to secure more wins.

Liverpool, along with several other clubs, is keen on signing Daizen Maeda from Celtic this summer.

Celtic aims for a fourth consecutive Scottish Premiership title under Brendan Rodgers, highlighting the challenges of maintaining high standards.

Scottish FA's Willie Collum states some disallowed goals should have counted, emphasizing need for conclusive evidence in officiating.

Former Rangers captain Barry Ferguson faces a crucial match against Celtic that may impact his coaching future.

Kilmarnock believes they can secure a top-six spot, but faces fierce competition and needs a strong finish to the season.

Hearts is set to approach Kilmarnock for Derek McInnes as their next manager.

Kilmarnock's poor performance this season raises concerns about potential relegation after a strong previous year.

Derek McInnes is the new manager of Heart of Midlothian following an agreement with Kilmarnock.

Hearts FC seeks a new head coach, eyeing Derek McInnes after a disappointing season and managerial changes.

Hibs and Hearts have turned their seasons around, making their upcoming derby significant for top-half positioning rather than relegation.

Dundee United and Dundee have both struggled lately, impacting their positions, with crucial matches ahead for both teams.

Scottish Premiership's penultimate round features crucial matches for both European qualification and relegation battles.

Hearts must confront their relegation battle reality to secure their Scottish Premiership status, according to interim coach Liam Fox.

St Johnstone faces potential relegation from the Scottish Premiership after a difficult season and a recent defeat.

Ayr United leads 1-0 over Partick Thistle in the Scottish Premiership play-off quarter-final, setting up a tense second leg.

Brian Graham scored twice to achieve 100 goals for Partick Thistle, marking a pivotal moment in the play-offs.

James Forrest has set a new Celtic trophy record, winning 26 titles, showcasing his persistence and dedication over a 15-year career.

Celtic secured their 13th Scottish Premiership title with a dominant 5-0 win over Dundee United.

Celtic's Daizen Maeda exemplifies the team's work ethic, helping secure a dominating 5-1 victory over Aberdeen.

Rangers fans express optimism after victory against Celtic, advocating for Barry Ferguson as the permanent manager amidst a comeback in performance.

Celtic managed a 1-1 draw against Rangers, maintaining their commanding lead in the league.

Celtic winger Jota faces a six to nine month recovery from a severe knee injury.

Manager Brendan Rodgers confirmed Jota's absence will significantly impact the team's performance.

Rangers sack Philippe Clement after defeat to St Mirren leaves them far behind Celtic in the league.

Falkirk achieves promotion to the Scottish Premiership after 15 years, winning the Championship under John McGlynn's management.

Neil Critchley has been dismissed as Hearts head coach six months after his appointment following disappointing performances.

Leyton Orient's goal propels them into playoff contention while impacting Wrexham's promotion chances.

Burnley leads QPR, pushing towards title contention against Leeds.

Celtic dominates Dundee United in pursuit of another title.

The SPFL is not changing the Scottish Premiership size but will reconsider lower league structures.

Hearts' defeat delays the finalization of the Scottish Premiership's top six, creating a competitive environment for the upcoming matches.

Hearts seeks a new head coach following Neil Critchley's dismissal, with Steven Pressley expressing willingness to help.

Barry Ferguson expressed high expectations for Rangers, emphasizing potential and motivation after being appointed interim manager.

Barry Ferguson seeks prompt clarity on his managerial future after Rangers' Europa League exit.

Interim manager Barry Ferguson vows to implement changes after a fifth consecutive defeat, emphasizing the need for a team that shows aggression and pride.

David Gray has signed a new contract as Hibernian head coach until summer 2028, reflecting the club's confidence in his leadership.