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Celtic face fresh fitness concerns ahead of Rangers clash

19.9.26 Celtic

Celtic manager Martin O'Neill says the club has one or two fresh fitness concerns ahead of Sunday's Premiership clash with Rangers. The players involved were not named after Celtic's Europa League defeat to Ferencvaros, with their condition set to be assessed on Saturday. O'Neill will then decide his lineup and whether to make further tactical changes following recent defeats.

David Gray sacked by Hibs after six-game losing streak

17.9.26 Hibernian

Hibernian have dismissed manager David Gray following a run of six consecutive defeats at Easter Road. Gray, who had 12 years of service as a player, coach and manager, leaves after the club cited a downturn in results and performances. John Potter will take charge on an interim basis for this weekend's match against Aberdeen.

Lawrence Shankland out for up to four months

9.9.26 Rangers

Rangers striker Lawrence Shankland will miss up to four months with a hamstring tear suffered against Motherwell, ruling him out of Scotland's Nations League campaign. His absence adds to Rangers' injury problems after Youssef Chermiti was ruled out for the season with an ACL injury.

Rangers fear months-long absence for Shankland

6.9.26 Rangers

Rangers manager Derek McInnes fears captain Lawrence Shankland could be sidelined for up to three months after suffering a hamstring injury in the 1-0 win over Motherwell. Shankland will miss Scotland's upcoming Nations League matches, with a scan scheduled to determine the severity of the injury.

Rangers sign Kevin Kelsy and loan Badredine Bouanani

4.9.26 Rangers: Transfers

Rangers have completed the signing of Venezuela striker Kevin Kelsy from Portland Timbers and brought in Algeria winger Badredine Bouanani on a season-long loan from Stuttgart. Kelsy, 22, has signed a four-year deal with an option for another season after scoring 10 goals in 16 MLS appearances this year. Bouanani, 21, arrives looking for regular playing time after limited opportunities at Stuttgart. The moves take Rangers' summer additions to 14.

Derek McInnes' touchline ban reduced to two games

1.9.26 Rangers

Rangers manager Derek McInnes has had his four-match touchline ban reduced to two games, with two suspended, after appealing punishment for criticizing a late Celtic penalty last season. McInnes will miss matches against Falkirk and Motherwell before returning to the dugout for Rangers' rescheduled clash with St Mirren on Sept. 9.

Celtic hopeful of Kasper Hogh return against Aberdeen

30.8.26 Celtic

Celtic manager Martin O'Neill has provided a cautious update on record signing Kasper Hogh, who missed Saturday's 2-1 win over Falkirk with an injury. O'Neill does not expect the issue to be long-term and hopes the striker can return for Wednesday's match against Aberdeen, while Callum Osmand's injury adds further uncertainty to Celtic's attacking options.

Rangers sign Kim Min-su from Girona

28.8.26 Rangers: Transfers

Rangers have signed 20-year-old South Korean winger Kim Min-su from Girona on a four-year deal with an option for another year. The forward, who spent last season on loan at Andorra, becomes Rangers' 12th summer signing as manager Derek McInnes looks to add pace, creativity and goals to the attack.

TeamPtsGDW-D-L
1Celtic18106-0-1 (7)
2Rangers1645-1-1 (7)
3Hearts1364-1-2 (7)
4Dundee1023-1-3 (7)
5St Mirren10-13-1-3 (7)
6St.John.8-12-2-3 (7)
7Aberdeen8-12-2-3 (7)
8Motherw.8-22-2-3 (7)
9Dun. Utd.8-22-2-3 (7)
10Hibernian7-32-1-4 (7)
11Falkirk6-31-3-3 (7)
12Kilmarno.5-91-2-4 (7)

Last results

20.9Celtic - Rangers0 : 1
19.9Dundee - Motherw.2 : 1
19.9Hibernian - Aberdeen1 : 1
19.9Kilmarno. - Hearts1 : 1
19.9St Mirren - Dun. Utd.0 : 3
19.9St.John. - Falkirk1 : 1
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Scottish Premier League stats

Home wins38%
Draws21%
Away wins40%

League format : Scotland : Premier League 2026/2027

The Scottish Premier League (SPL) contains 12 teams. During the first phase of the season, each team plays three matches against each opponent, twice away and once at home, or twice at home and once away. After 33 games, the league splits into two groups of six, according to their points earned.

The top six teams contest for the championship and European competitions, with the bottom six battling to retain their top flight status. So, the top six play each other once more, as the bottom six clubs, making 38 games total. Points achieved during the first phase of the season will be carried forward to the second phase, but the teams in the bottom group can finish no higher than seventh in the league.

After completing a season, the Premiership champion gains qualification to the Champions League group stage, whilst the second-placed team enters the qualifying rounds. The bottom-placed club is relegated and swaps places with the winner of the Scottish Championship. The Premiership club in eleventh place enters a relegation play-off.