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1 Champions  


1.1  Scottish Football League (1890–93)  




1.2  Scottish Football League Division One (1893–1946)  




1.3  Scottish Football League Division 'A' (1946–1955)  




1.4  Scottish Football League Division One (1955–1975)  




1.5  Scottish Football League Premier Division (1975–98)  




1.6  Scottish Premier League (1998–2013)  




1.7  Scottish Premiership (2013–present)  






2 Total titles won  




3 Notes  




4 References  













List of Scottish football champions: Difference between revisions






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Scottish football champions
Founded
1890
Number of teams
12
Current champions
Celtic
Country
Scotland
Most titles won
Rangers
(54 times champions, including 1 shared)

The Scottish football champions are the winners of the highest league in Scottish football, namely the Scottish Football League (SFL) from 1890 until 1998, the Scottish Premier League (SPL) from 1998 until 2013 and the Scottish Premiership thereafter.

The SFL was established in 1890, initially as an amateur league until professionalism in Scottish football was legalised in 1893.[1] At the end of the first season Dumbarton and Rangers finished level on points at the top of the table. The rules in force at the time required that the teams contest a play-off match for the championship, which finished in a 2–2 draw, and the first ever championship was thus shared between two clubs, the only occasion on which this has happened.[2] In 1893 a Second Division was formed, with the existing single division renamed the First Division. The league continued during the First World War but was suspended during the Second World War.[3]

Although there were several short spells when a third division was created, the two-division structure remained largely in place until 1975, when a major re-organisation of the league led to a new three-tier set-up and the creation of a new Premier Division at the highest level. In 1998, the teams then in the Premier Division broke away to form the SPL, which supplanted the Premier Division as the highest level of football in Scotland.[4] The SPL and SFL merged in 2013 to form the Scottish Professional Football League (SPFL), which branded its top division as the Scottish Premiership.[5]

Throughout its existence the championship of Scottish football has been dominated by two Glasgow clubs, Celtic and Rangers. The two rivals, who are collectively known as the "Old Firm", have claimed the majority of league titles. As of 2017, Rangers have won 54 and Celtic 48, while no other club has won the title on more than four occasions. No club outside the Old Firm has won the title since the 1984–85 season, when the Aberdeen side managed by Alex Ferguson won the Premier Division.[6] The current period of dominance by the Old Firm is a record; the previous longest streak was 27 years, between 1904 and 1931.

Each of the Old Firm clubs has at one time managed a run of nine consecutive championships, Celtic from 1966 to 1974 and Rangers from 1989 to 1997. Each of the two clubs has also claimed the Double on many occasions, by winning the league and the Scottish Cup in the same season.[7] Rangers have won the most Doubles with eighteen as of April 2013, more than any other club in the world apart from Northern Ireland's Linfield.[8] Each club has also won a Double and added the Scottish League Cup to make it a Treble.[9] In the 1966–67 season Celtic took all three domestic trophies and also won the European Cup to complete the only Quadruple to date.[10]

Champions

Key:

Champions also won the Scottish Cup
Champions also won the Scottish League Cup
Champions also won both cups

Scottish Football League (1890–93)

Year Winner[11] Runner-up[11] Third[11] Top scorer[12]
Player Goals
1890–91 Dumbarton (1) and
Rangers (1) [note 1] 		— Celtic Jack Bell (Dumbarton) 20
1891–92 Dumbarton (2) Celtic Heart of Midlothian Jack Bell (Dumbarton) 23
1892–93 Celtic (1) Rangers St Mirren Sandy McMahon (Celtic)
John Campbell (Celtic)		 11

Scottish Football League Division One (1893–1946)

Year Winner[11] Runner-up[11] Third[11] Top scorer[12]
Player Goals
1893–94 Celtic (2) Heart of Midlothian St Bernard's Sandy McMahon (Celtic) 16
1894–95 Heart of Midlothian (1) Celtic Rangers James Miller (Clyde) 12
1895–96 Celtic (3) Rangers Hibernian Allan Martin (Celtic) 19
1896–97 Heart of Midlothian (2) Hibernian Rangers Willie Taylor (Heart of Midlothian) 12
1897–98 Celtic (4) Rangers Hibernian Robert Hamilton (Rangers) 18
1898–99 Rangers (2) Heart of Midlothian Celtic Robert Hamilton (Rangers) 25
1899–1900 Rangers (3) Celtic Hibernian Robert Hamilton (Rangers)
William Michael (Heart of Midlothian)		 15
1900–01 Rangers (4) Celtic Hibernian Robert Hamilton (Rangers) 20
1901–02 Rangers (5) Celtic Heart of Midlothian William Maxwell (Third Lanark) 10
1902–03 Hibernian (1) Dundee Rangers David Reid (Hibernian) 14
1903–04 Third Lanark (1) Heart of Midlothian Celtic and
Rangers 		Robert Hamilton (Rangers) 28
1904–05 Celtic (5)[note 2] Rangers Third Lanark Robert Hamilton (Rangers)
Jimmy Quinn (Celtic)		 19
1905–06 Celtic (6) Heart of Midlothian Airdrieonians Jimmy Quinn (Celtic) 20
1906–07 Celtic (7) Dundee Rangers Jimmy Quinn (Celtic) 29
1907–08 Celtic (8) Falkirk Rangers Jock Simpson (Falkirk) 32
1908–09 Celtic (9) Dundee Clyde John Hunter (Dundee) 29
1909–10 Celtic (10) Falkirk Rangers Jimmy Quinn (Celtic)
Jock Simpson (Falkirk)		 24
1910–11 Rangers (6) Aberdeen Falkirk Willie Reid (Rangers) 38
1911–12 Rangers (7) Celtic Clyde Willie Reid (Rangers) 33
1912–13 Rangers (8) Celtic Airdrieonians and
Heart of Midlothian 		James Reid (Airdrieonians) 30
1913–14 Celtic (11) Rangers Heart of Midlothian and
Morton 		James Reid (Airdrieonians) 27
1914–15 Celtic (12) Heart of Midlothian Rangers Tom Gracie (Heart of Midlothian)
James Richardson (Ayr United)		 29
1915–16 Celtic (13) Rangers Morton Jimmy McColl (Celtic) 34
1916–17 Celtic (14) Morton Rangers Bert Yarnall (Airdrieonians) 39
1917–18 Rangers (9) Celtic Kilmarnock and
Morton 		Hughie Ferguson (Motherwell) 35
1918–19 Celtic (15) Rangers Morton David McLean (Rangers) 29
1919–20 Rangers (10) Celtic Motherwell Hughie Ferguson (Motherwell) 33
1920–21 Rangers (11) Celtic Heart of Midlothian Hughie Ferguson (Motherwell) 43
1921–22 Celtic (16) Rangers Raith Rovers Duncan Walker (St Mirren) 45
1922–23 Rangers (12) Airdrieonians Celtic Jock White (Heart of Midlothian) 30
1923–24 Rangers (13) Airdrieonians Celtic Dave Halliday (Dundee) 38
1924–25 Rangers (14) Airdrieonians Hibernian William Devlin (Cowdenbeath) 33
1925–26 Celtic (17) Airdrieonians Heart of Midlothian William Devlin (Cowdenbeath) 40
1926–27 Rangers (15) Motherwell Celtic Jimmy McGrory (Celtic) 49
1927–28 Rangers (16) Celtic Motherwell Jimmy McGrory (Celtic) 47
1928–29 Rangers (17) Celtic Motherwell Evelyn Morrison (Falkirk) 43
1929–30 Rangers (18) Motherwell Aberdeen Benny Yorston (Aberdeen) 38
1930–31 Rangers (19) Celtic Motherwell Barney Battles, Jr. (Heart of Midlothian) 44
1931–32 Motherwell (1) Rangers Celtic Willie MacFadyen (Motherwell) 52
1932–33 Rangers (20) Motherwell Heart of Midlothian Willie MacFadyen (Motherwell) 45
1933–34 Rangers (21) Motherwell Celtic Jimmy Smith (Rangers) 41
1934–35 Rangers (22) Celtic Heart of Midlothian Jimmy Smith (Rangers) 36
1935–36 Celtic (18) Rangers Aberdeen Jimmy McGrory (Celtic) 50
1936–37 Rangers (23) Aberdeen Celtic David Wilson (Hamilton Academical) 34
1937–38 Celtic (19) Heart of Midlothian Rangers Andy Black (Heart of Midlothian) 40
1938–39 Rangers (24) Celtic Aberdeen Alex Venters (Rangers) 35
1939–46 The league was suspended due to World War II.

Scottish Football League Division 'A' (1946–1955)

Year Winner[11] Runner-up[11] Third[11] Top scorer[12]
Player Goals
1946–47 Rangers (25) Hibernian Aberdeen Bobby Mitchell (Third Lanark) 22
1947–48 Hibernian (2) Rangers Partick Thistle Archie Aikman (Falkirk) 20
1948–49 Rangers (26) Dundee Hibernian Alex Stott (Dundee) 30
1949–50 Rangers (27) Hibernian Heart of Midlothian Willie Bauld (Heart of Midlothian) 30
1950–51 Hibernian (3) Rangers Dundee Lawrie Reilly (Hibernian) 22
1951–52 Hibernian (4) Rangers East Fife Lawrie Reilly (Hibernian) 27
1952–53 Rangers (28) Hibernian East Fife Lawrie Reilly (Hibernian)
Charlie Fleming (East Fife)		 30
1953–54 Celtic (20) Heart of Midlothian Partick Thistle Jimmy Wardhaugh (Heart of Midlothian) 27
1954–55 Aberdeen (1) Celtic Rangers Willie Bauld (Heart of Midlothian) 21

Scottish Football League Division One (1955–1975)

Year Winner[11] Runner-up[11] Third[11] Top scorer[12]
Player Goals
1955–56 Rangers (29) Aberdeen Heart of Midlothian Jimmy Wardhaugh (Heart of Midlothian) 28
1956–57 Rangers (30) Heart of Midlothian Kilmarnock Hugh Baird (Airdrieonians) 33
1957–58 Heart of Midlothian (3) Rangers Celtic Jimmy Wardhaugh (Heart of Midlothian)
Jimmy Murray (Heart of Midlothian)		 28
1958–59 Rangers (31) Heart of Midlothian Motherwell Joe Baker (Hibernian) 25
1959–60 Heart of Midlothian (4) Kilmarnock Rangers Joe Baker (Hibernian) 42
1960–61 Rangers (32) Kilmarnock Third Lanark Alex Harley (Third Lanark) 42
1961–62 Dundee (1) Rangers Celtic Alan Gilzean (Dundee) 24
1962–63 Rangers (33) Kilmarnock Partick Thistle Jimmy Millar (Rangers) 27
1963–64 Rangers (34) Kilmarnock Celtic Alan Gilzean (Dundee) 32
1964–65 Kilmarnock (1) Heart of Midlothian Dunfermline Athletic Jim Forrest (Rangers) 30
1965–66 Celtic (21) Rangers Kilmarnock Joe McBride (Celtic)
Alex Ferguson (Dunfermline Athletic)		 31
1966–67 Celtic (22) Rangers Clyde Stevie Chalmers (Celtic) 21
1967–68 Celtic (23) Rangers Hibernian Bobby Lennox (Celtic) 32
1968–69 Celtic (24) Rangers Dunfermline Athletic Kenny Cameron (Dundee United) 26
1969–70 Celtic (25) Rangers Hibernian Colin Stein (Rangers) 24
1970–71 Celtic (26) Aberdeen St Johnstone Harry Hood (Celtic) 22
1971–72 Celtic (27) Aberdeen Rangers Joe Harper (Aberdeen) 33
1972–73 Celtic (28) Rangers Hibernian Alan Gordon (Hibernian) 27
1973–74 Celtic (29) Hibernian Rangers John Deans (Celtic) 26
1974–75 Rangers (35) Hibernian Celtic Andy Gray (Dundee United)
Willie Pettigrew (Motherwell)		 20

Scottish Football League Premier Division (1975–98)

Year Winner[11] Runner-up[11] Third[11] Top scorer[12]
Player Goals
1975–76 Rangers (36) Celtic Hibernian Kenny Dalglish (Celtic) 24
1976–77 Celtic (30) Rangers Aberdeen Willie Pettigrew (Motherwell) 21
1977–78 Rangers (37) Aberdeen Dundee United Derek Johnstone (Rangers) 25
1978–79 Celtic (31) Rangers Dundee United Andy Ritchie (Morton) 22
1979–80 Aberdeen (2) Celtic St Mirren Doug Somner (St Mirren) 25
1980–81 Celtic (32) Aberdeen Rangers Frank McGarvey (Celtic) 23
1981–82 Celtic (33) Aberdeen Rangers George McCluskey (Celtic) 21
1982–83 Dundee United (1) Celtic Aberdeen Charlie Nicholas (Celtic) 29
1983–84 Aberdeen (3) Celtic Dundee United Brian McClair (Celtic) 23
1984–85 Aberdeen (4) Celtic Dundee United Frank McDougall (Aberdeen) 22
1985–86 Celtic (34) Heart of Midlothian Dundee United Ally McCoist (Rangers) 24
1986–87 Rangers (38) Celtic Dundee United Brian McClair (Celtic) 35
1987–88 Celtic (35) Heart of Midlothian Rangers Tommy Coyne (Dundee) 33
1988–89 Rangers (39) Aberdeen Celtic Mark McGhee (Celtic)
Charlie Nicholas (Aberdeen)		 16
1989–90 Rangers (40) Aberdeen Heart of Midlothian John Robertson (Heart of Midlothian) 17
1990–91 Rangers (41) Aberdeen Celtic Tommy Coyne (Celtic) 18
1991–92 Rangers (42) Heart of Midlothian Celtic Ally McCoist (Rangers) 34
1992–93 Rangers (43) Aberdeen Celtic Ally McCoist (Rangers) 34
1993–94 Rangers (44) Aberdeen Motherwell Mark Hateley (Rangers) 22
1994–95 Rangers (45) Motherwell Hibernian Tommy Coyne (Motherwell) 16
1995–96 Rangers (46) Celtic Aberdeen Pierre van Hooijdonk (Celtic) 26
1996–97 Rangers (47) Celtic Dundee United Jorge Cadete (Celtic) 25
1997–98 Celtic (36) Rangers Heart of Midlothian Marco Negri (Rangers) 32

Scottish Premier League (1998–2013)

Year Winner[11] Runner-up[11] Third[11] Top scorer[12]
Player Goals
1998–99 * () Celtic St Johnstone Henrik Larsson (Celtic) 29
1999–2000 * () Celtic Heart of Midlothian Mark Viduka (Celtic) 25
2000–01 Celtic (37) * Hibernian Henrik Larsson (Celtic) 35
2001–02 Celtic (38) * Livingston Henrik Larsson (Celtic) 29
2002–03 * () Celtic Heart of Midlothian Henrik Larsson (Celtic) 28
2003–04 Celtic (39) * Heart of Midlothian Henrik Larsson (Celtic) 30
2004–05 * () Celtic Hibernian John Hartson (Celtic) 25
2005–06 Celtic (40) Heart of Midlothian * EBT (Kilmarnock, Rangers) 32
2006–07 Celtic (41) * Aberdeen [EBT] Rangers) 20
2007–08 Celtic (42) * Motherwell Scott McDonald (Celtic) 25
2008–09 * () Celtic Heart of Midlothian [EBT] (Rangers) 27
2009–10 * () Celtic Dundee United [EBT] (Rangers) 23
2010–11 * (*) Celtic Heart of Midlothian [EBT] (Rangers) 21
2011–12 Celtic (43) * Motherwell Gary Hooper (Celtic) 24
2012–13 Celtic (44) Motherwell St Johnstone Michael Higdon (Motherwell) 26

Scottish Premiership (2013–present)

Year Winner[11] Runner-up[11] Third[11] Top scorer[12]
Player Goals
2013–14 Celtic (45) Motherwell Aberdeen Kris Commons (Celtic) 27
2014–15 Celtic (46) Aberdeen Inverness Caledonian Thistle Adam Rooney (Aberdeen) 18
2015–16 Celtic (47) Aberdeen Heart of Midlothian Leigh Griffiths (Celtic) 31
2016–17 Celtic (48) Aberdeen Rangers Liam Boyce (Ross County) 23

Total titles won

Eleven clubs have been champions.

As of 17 May
Club Winners Runners-up Third Last win
Celtic 48 31 17 2016–17
Rangers[note 3] 47 24 18 1996–97
Aberdeen 4 16 9 1984–85
Heart of Midlothian 4 14 18 1959–60
Hibernian 4 6 13 1951–52
Dumbarton[note 3] 2 0 0 1891–92
Motherwell 1 7 8 1931–32
Kilmarnock 1 4 3 1964–65
Dundee 1 4 1 1961–62
Dundee United 1 0 8 1982–83
Third Lanark 1 0 2 1903–04
Airdrieonians (1878) 0 4 2 —
Falkirk 0 2 1 —
Morton[note 4] 0 1 4 —
Clyde 0 0 3 —
Partick Thistle 0 0 3 —
St Johnstone 0 0 3 —
Dunfermline Athletic 0 0 2 —
East Fife 0 0 2 —
St Mirren 0 0 2 —
Inverness Caledonian Thistle 0 0 1 —
Livingston 0 0 1 —
Raith Rovers 0 0 1 —
St Bernard's 0 0 1 —

Notes

  1. ^ Rangers and Dumbarton were declared joint champions after the teams finished level on points and a play-off for the title finished in a 2–2 draw.
  • ^ Celtic defeated Rangers 2–1 in a play-off for the title after the teams finished level on points.
  • ^ a b The totals for Rangers and Dumbarton each include one shared championship, in 1890–91.
  • ^ Now known as Greenock Morton

    • References

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  • ^ "1946–1970 An Historic Treble". www.rangers.premiumtv.co.uk. Rangers FC. Archived from the original on 1 July 2007. Retrieved 17 December 2013. In 1948-49, Rangers became the first team to win the League, the Scottish Cup, and the League Cup in one season. It was the first glorious treble in Scottish football. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |deadurl= ignored (|url-status= suggested) (help)
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