| P | GD | Pts | ||
 | Celtic (C) | 33 | 52 | 81 |
 | Rangers | 33 | 40 | 63 |
 | Motherwell | 33 | 5 | 55 |
 | St.Johnstone | 33 | 6 | 50 |
| Dundee Utd | 33 | 12 | 49 | |
 | Hearts | 33 | 9 | 48 |
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The season came to a close for most SFL sides on Saturday and this week news is beginning to filter down as to who is going and who is staying after an entertaining season in the lower leagues. Only 8 teams have still got games to complete as the play offs are now in full swing. As for the games
With a couple of questions remaining – who will get 4th place and the final play off spot as well as who will end up 9th in the Second Division still to be decided – this weekend’s fixtures could take on an air of pointlessness. However the number of teams that will bring youth in to play a part means
As we all thought before the games, we are now all looking at who gets relegated and who can squeeze into the play offs after the weekend. Cowdenbeath managed a late 2-0 victory to be crowned Second Division Champions and return to the First at the first time of asking. As for the rest, as someone once said, the plot
A mixed tale from last weekend saw some celebrations, some put on hold and deep dark despair in some of the lower reaches in each of the divisions. It was a nearly day for Ross County who knew they needed Falkirk to sort Dundee but ultimately the party was merely postponed. Ross County could count their Championship medals on Tuesday
It’s the end game for most clubs in the SFL as preparations are being made for parties or wakes thanks to joy or despair with each weekend fixture. Hopes are being dashed at some clubs quicker than a Rangers tax case whilst at others there are orders in for champagne just in front of Neil Lennon's. But no matter what
This is the weekend when we get to know who will win the Ramsden’s Cup. Remember that? The one for all the SFL teams? Well with the Semi Finals having been a distant memory it is no wonder people will struggle to recall who got to the final! The rest of business is league related.We are closer and closer to
As we go into the weekend fixtures we are now seeing that things are beginning to settle and the Championships may well be going to those clubs sitting at the top of each of the Divisions right here, right now. A complete collapse may be all that the others can hope for now as Ross County, Cowdenbeath and Alloa Athletic
Quarter Final weekend in the Scottish Cup sees Ayr United flying the flag for the lower league with a home tie against Hibernian. Brian Reid’s side have had a fantastic run this year in both cups and despite being in 8th in the First Division there are no doubts that this is a very real opportunity for the club to
It’s been another week of midweek fixtures that appear to have consolidated positions rather than provide us with the excitement of things hotting up. There were two exceptions which were the 3-1 win for Stirling Albion against Brechin City which should have given them hope that the drop may not be all the options available to them and the Queens
Midweek results saw cup specialists, Ayr United progress into the Quarter Finals of the Scottish Cup at the expense of another SFL club – Falkirk. The other SFL clubs in action in the cup failed to progress past their SPL opposition though Aberdeen had to make it another last gasp escape against Queen of the South and Ross County lost
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