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Scottish Premiership Predictions, Stats And Trends.

Twelve clubs, a split after 33 games and two sides who have shared the title for decades. The Scottish Premiership is a league of its own, and reading it means knowing its quirks. Football Hub grades every match, follows the split and shows you where the bookies' prices stray from the numbers.

2026/27 season · 12 clubs · 198 matches this season

Matches On Record
2,093
Seasons Of Detail
10
Goals A Game
2.69
Clubs On Record
23

Finished matches in Football Hub, 2017/18 to 2026/27, counted on 23 October 2026.

What Football Hub Is

Everything Football Hub Does, Pointed At The Scottish Premiership.

Football Hub puts a ridiculous amount of football data under one roof: ten seasons of stats, live matches, predictions and bookmaker prices for 22 leagues, 14 cups and 9 international competitions. Cheatsheets spot the patterns that keep repeating, and The Analyst, an AI that has read all of it, does the digging when you ask it a question. Here is what that means for the Scottish Premiership.

The Split, Drawn Properly. After 33 games the league splits into a top six and a bottom six. The app follows the format, so the table is drawn as the season is played.

Europe And The Drop. The table marks the title and European places, the bottom place that goes down and the second-bottom spot that leads to a play-off against the Championship.

Every Club In Depth. Every club has its own page with form, squad, transfers and ten seasons of results, so every side in the division gets the same depth.

Priced And Compared. The bookmakers price the Premiership, and the app shows the best price for each market beside the analyst’s chance, flagging any edge.

Matchday

Every Scottish Premiership Match, Graded Before Kick-Off.

Before kick-off, The Analyst grades every league match: who wins, how many goals, both teams to score, expected goals and the likeliest score, each set against the bookmakers' prices so you can see where the numbers and the market disagree. This is the next round of Scottish Premiership fixtures as Matchday shows them, counted from the app on 2 October 2026. Prices arrive the week of the match.

How It Plays

The Scottish Premiership, By The Numbers.

The Scottish Premiership is the top flight of Scottish football: twelve clubs who play each other three times, then split into a top six and a bottom six for the final five rounds, 38 games in all. Football Hub holds every match since 2017/18, 2,093 finished games across 23 clubs. The league's shape makes the numbers unusual. Two clubs win far more than their share of games, which stretches the market: short prices at one end, long ones at the other, and the real value in the matches between everyone else. The analyst grades each fixture on the sides' own strength, and cheatsheets find the runs that keep repeating below the top two.

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How 2,093 matches ended

Every finished match on record, 2017/18 to 2026/27.

Home Wins
44.1%
Draws
23.8%
Away Wins
32.0%
Goals A Game
2.69
Both Teams Scored
48.7%
Over 2.5 Goals
51.6%

Counted from Football Hub's own record of the competition on 23 October 2026. Past results describe the competition; they are no guarantee of any single match.

Questions

Questions About The Scottish Premiership.

The ones people ask before they sign up. Anything else, send us a message.

How Does The Scottish Premiership Split Work?

The twelve clubs play each other three times, 33 games each. The table then splits in two: the top six play each other once more and the bottom six do the same, for 38 games. A club cannot move between halves after the split, whatever its points.

Who Is Relegated From The Premiership?

The bottom club goes down to the Scottish Championship automatically. The club finishing eleventh plays off against the winner of the Championship’s promotion play-off for the last top-flight place.

Does Football Hub Have The Full History Of The Premiership?

Ten seasons, from 2017/18 to now, with 2,093 finished matches on record. Lineups, events, statistics and ratings are there for every match the feed carries them for.

Can The Analyst Grade A Lopsided Match?

Yes. The analyst rates every side from its own results and the strength of the opposition, so a lopsided league does not break it. Its chances are tested against past results and hold up across the leagues it covers.

Every Scottish Premiership Match, Graded Before Kick-Off.

The form, the trends, the numbers and the prices in one place, ready before the next round starts.