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Scottish Premiership · 2026-27

Scottish Premiership results round by round with scorers, the soccer scores that moved the table, and links to every head-to-head and preview.

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Scottish Premiership results 2026-27

Key takeaways

  • The latest completed round appears first, with dates, home and away teams and full time scores.
  • Club and home or away filters help readers follow one team's results across the season.
  • Points carry into the split, but clubs cannot move between the top six and bottom six.

Scottish Premiership results show completed matches, with the latest round first and each fixture's date, home team, away team and final score. The results above cover this season's football, or soccer for South African readers, with goalscorers and match status alongside each entry.

The Scottish Premiership can produce an afternoon like Hibernian's 5 to 5 draw with Rangers in May 2018, its highest scoring Premiership match. For Nigerian readers, Rangers also carry the connection of former players Joe Aribo and Calvin Bassey. Kenyan readers have a Celtic connection through Victor Wanyama, who played for the club from 2011 to 2013. Filter by Rangers or Celtic to find either club's results.

How Can You Find Earlier Scores Or Follow One Club?

Use the season selector and browse by matchweek or date, then narrow the results by club, month and home or away. That makes a Celtic result or Rangers result easier to find among the wider SPFL results, which cover the Championship and lower leagues as well as the Premiership. The Old Firm results history groups Celtic versus Rangers meetings together. Read the dated round summary beside the scores for their effect on the title, split or relegation.

What Do Goalscorers And Match Status Tell You?

Goalscorers and scoring minutes explain how the final score developed, while match status tells you whether the result is complete. FT means full time; live scores can still change, and red card markers add context without explaining every decision. Follow the Scottish Premiership table to see how completed results affect points and places. A postponed or abandoned entry should never be read as a completed draw.

Where Are Today, Yesterday And Rearranged Matches?

Use the date selector to browse results by your selected local date, and check the status beside every match. Kick-off listings bring WAT for Nigeria, EAT for Kenya and Uganda, SAST for South Africa and GMT for Ghana together, accounting for British summer time. The results list distinguishes completed matches from live, postponed and abandoned entries. For a postponed match's replacement date, consult the Scottish Premiership fixtures.

African Kick-Off Time Labels
CountryTime Zone
NigeriaWAT
Kenya and UgandaEAT
South AfricaSAST
GhanaGMT

How Do Past Results And The Scottish Split Work?

Past seasons sit in the season selector; each Premiership season uses a split after every club has played 33 matches. The top six and bottom six then play within their sections, reaching 38 matches each. Points carry over, but section membership stays unchanged. The bottom club goes down, while the club finishing 11th faces the Championship play-off winner over two legs. Use Scottish Premiership stats for the top scorers behind those results.

FAQ

What Were The Scottish Premiership Results Today?

Select today in the results list to see completed matches for your local date. For premiership Scotland results still marked live, wait for FT before treating the score as final.

How Can You Find Scottish Premiership Results By Date?

Use the date selector to choose a local date, then check each entry's match status. FT identifies a completed result; postponed and abandoned entries do not represent completed draws.

How Can You Find Celtic Or Rangers Results?

Use the club filter to select Celtic or Rangers, then narrow the results by season, month or home and away matches.

Do Scottish Premiership Points Carry Into The Split?

Yes. Points carry into the split after every club has played 33 matches. Clubs then play within the top six or bottom six, and cannot move between those sections.

Written by Tunde Akinwande, 2026-11-12.