The Scottish Premiership have announced the fixture list for the 2021-22 season. The season, which kicks off on July 31, will see Celtic take on Hearts on the opening day at Tynecastle Park.

The Scottish Premier League's decision to introduce a split in the league after 33 games—breaking the league up into two separate groups of six for the remaining five matches—has ...

There are currently 12 teams in the Scottish Premier League. This is an unusual setup, as there are very few other, if any, leagues in Europe with twelve sides in their top division.

Premier League scout 8: A lot aren’t sure what the standard of Scottish football is, and they’d rather promote a youngster or sign a 30-year-old from the Premier League rather than a player ...

Tierney has already made more Premier League appearances for Arsenal than any other Scottish player, so wins almost by default. £10 to the first person to guess the other two without Googling it. 2.

Premiership sides currently play 38 league fixtures per season. Webb, whose club are currently bottom of the Premiership, told Sky Sports: "That would be a huge mistake [cutting the top flight to ...

The Scottish Premiership kicks off tomorrow and pundits and fans alike have been making their prediction as to how the league will finish. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman ...

While a haul of 93 points has been matched by both Celtic and Rangers in the past, the +70 goal difference from this season makes it the 10th best league finish in the Scottish Premiership.

Motherwell continued what has been their best spell in the Scottish Premiership this season, stretching their unbeaten league run to four games as they won 2-0 away to Ross County.

Connor Goldson's average of 77.8 passes per game ranked fourth in the Scottish Premiership this season, while he managed to pick out a team-mate with 89.2 per cent of his attempted passes.

Previews, team news and statistics - plus choose your preferred XI for your side - for the Scottish Premiership New Year fixtures.