| 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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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
Celtic under 19’s scored eight without reply against Queen of the South at a cold and wet Hampden Park in front of a vociferous Celtic crowd. The victory was the largest ever for a Scottish Youth Cup Final. Callum McGregor struck a hat-trick; Dylan McGeouch got a brace, while Filip Twardzik, Jackson Irvine and John Herron also scored for Celtic.
As the football season reaches its climax, many matches will be regarded as meaningless but try telling that to football fans in the highlands. Not only have Inverness been able to hold their own and assured their safety for another season, next season they will be joined by Ross County as the side from Dingwall have secured the First Division
Well the weekend that both Ross County and Alloa Athletic were already Champions of their respective division threw up interesting games in which they were involved whilst relegation threatened clubs hung on for a further week or two. With nobody down yet the whole issue of what do play off bring is simply excitement for the end of the season.
Ross County players and fans partied at Victoria Park having secured a 3-0 win on the day and the league title midweek. A brace from Michael Gardyne and a Colin McMenamin header saw the Highlanders comfortably defeat their nearest challengers and extend their unassailable lead at the top of the First Division to 20 points.With the league title in the
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
Hamilton Accies chairman Ronnie MacDonald has quit New Douglas Park after nine years. In a statement on the Accies website he stated that he was passing the chairmanship on to Les Gray and resigns as a Director of the club with immediate effect also
Ross County have been crowned First Division champions without even kicking a ball as nearest rivals Dundee were held by Queen of the South to a 1-1 draw.The Dingwall side won the league with five games to spare and proved that this season they are worthy champions. It is an amazing rise to the top division for the former Highland
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
Patrick Clarke scored a penalty in the fifth minute of injury time to cancel out Paul Lawson’s goal for Ross County to deny the highland outfit, Nathan Mackenzie reports from Victoria Park.County manager Derek Adams was unhappy with the penalty decision from Steven McLean even though the draw means Ross County extend their lead at the top of the First
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