The Stats Packs will continue this season as a subscriber-only feature, with post-match stats packs published every Monday morning. You can view the second pre-match Stats Pack of the season here; it was published on Friday morning.

Current Undefeated Streaks

Inverness CT continue to lead the SPFL undefeated table with a 20-match unbeaten league run, spanning two seasons and divisions. Partick Thistle remain second in the list, while St Johnstone’s run of 15 was ended by St. Mirren. Celtic have won nine consecutive league matches, with the Hoops and St. Mirren (4 matches) the only Premiership teams in the list of top 10 unbeaten streaks across the SPFL.

Top 10 current SPFL undefeated streaks (league matches only, includes last season):

Current Winless Streaks

Greenock Morton and Montrose share the SPFL’s longest current winless league run, with each club having gone seven matches without a victory.

Dundee United are six league matches without a win following their poor end to last season, and most recently suffered a 4-0 thumping at Tynecastle.

Top 10 current SPFL winless streaks (league matches only, includes last season):

Feature of the Week:
Hibs win in Glasgow again

David Gray and Hibs made history with yesterday’s last-minute win at Ibrox.
It’s the first time Hibs have ever won there in three consecutive seasons. It’s the second season in a row that a new team has joined this list, after Motherwell achieved their third Ibrox win in three consecutive seasons earlier this year.

And, after wins at Ibrox and Celtic Park on Hibs’ previous two visits to Glasgow, Gray becomes the first manager since 1985, and only the sixth ever, to win three consecutive away visits to Rangers or Celtic.

For Rangers, as they lost to Hibs in their last home game last season, it’s the first time in their history that they have lost consecutive home league games against the same team.

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Kasper Høgh completed his hat-trick in the 35th minute, Celtic’s earliest-completed league hat-trick since 1988 when Frank McAvennie and Mark McGhee both scored trebles in the 8–0 win at Hamilton on 5th November 1988. McAvennie completed his in the 17th minute and McGhee in the 28th.

In all competitions it was Celtic’s earliest hat-trick since Henrik Larsson’s 30th-minute treble against FK Sūduva in the first round of the UEFA Cup in September 2002.

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Celtic have scored in 23 consecutive matches against Kilmarnock, the longest such run in that fixture, St Johnstone have lost only once in 21 league matches, Inverness CT are on the longest unbeaten league run in the country (19 games) and only 3 of the 58 league meetings between Stenhousemuir and Morton have ever ended in a draw!

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The Stats Packs will continue this season as a subscriber-only feature. You can view the first pre-match Stats Pack of the season here; it was published on Friday.

Goal of the Week

Which of the following four SPFL goals was your favourite from the opening weekend?

Goal 1: Thelo Aasgaard Vs Dundee United

Goal 2: Ibrahim Said Vs Hibernian

Goal 3: Robbie Muirhead Vs Queen’s Park

Goal 4: Stuart Bannigan Vs Montrose

Undefeated and Winless Streaks

Inverness CT now lead the SPFL undefeated table with a 19-match unbeaten league run. St Johnstone and Partick Thistle are close behind on 15. Celtic have won eight consecutive league matches, including the final seven of last season as they secured the title in the closing minutes of the campaign.

Top 10 current SPFL undefeated streaks (league matches only, includes last season):

Greenock Morton, Peterhead and Montrose share the SPFL’s longest current winless league run, with each club having gone six matches without a victory.

Dundee United are five league matches without a win following their poor end to last season. However, their draw with Rangers at Tannadice extended their unbeaten top-flight home run to eight matches.

Top 10 current SPFL winless streaks (league matches only, includes last season):

Opening Day Record

The next two graphics show the 10 clubs with the longest current unbeaten opening-day runs and the 10 with the longest current opening-day winless runs.

Each graphic shows the club’s current sequence alongside its all-time best or worst record. Celtic share the longest active unbeaten opening-day run, having won their first league match in each of the past five seasons. Their club record is 21 consecutive league openers without defeat, a sequence ended by Hearts in 2021/22. It’s also six years since either of Motherwell or Dundee United were beaten in the first league game of the campaign.

At the other end, Dundee have the longest current opening-day winless run among the 42 SPFL clubs. Their 10 consecutive seasons without winning their first league match is also their club record.

Feature of the Week:
Hearts concede twice in 5 minutes

Hearts could set an unwanted Scottish record against Benfica on Thursday.

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This season, I will be continuing with the Stats Packs, only for paid subscribers, but with the following improvements:

• Stats pack will no longer be purely text, and will now consist of at least 21 graphics - one for each match across the SPFL.

• Stats pack will contain the average xG in the fixture over the last few years, for the fixtures in which I have enough data

• “Top scorer in the fixture” will be since 1990 for the Premiership and since 2000 for the lower three tiers

Rangers will become only the second club in the 130-year history of Scotland’s top flight to begin six consecutive seasons with six different managers.
Kilmarnock hold the record with seven from 2014/15 to 2020/21.

Premiership

Only three of the 42 clubs in the SPFL have an opening-day win record greater than 50%; Hearts (54%), Rangers (62%) and Celtic (85%).

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There will be lots of articles on the website for the World Cup, before the UEFA qualifiers and League Cup both start in July - then league action returns on 1st August 2026.

Before that though, in the first of the summary articles for last season 2025/26, I attach a “scorecard” for each team of the 42 teams in the SPFL, as well as an overall “scorecard” for each division. This includes top scorer, most common result this season, and history of finishing in that position in the division for each club.

17 of the 42 SPFL clubs finished in a league position they had not previously finished in this century, in that tier.

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This is the sixth edition of the weekly SPFL Stats Packs on ScottishFootball.info, and it covers the Premiership league matches, as well as the 1st legs of the playoffs for the lower leagues. A post-match Stats Pack will be out on Thursday following the conclusion of the games.

My favourite stat for each fixture will be highlighted with a blue line at the left hand side like this.

The aim is that these stats packs will constantly evolve and improve through subscriber feedback. Please leave any comments detailing what you like or dislike. Of course please also point out any errors, even if just a small typo - I can correct these easily on the website.

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Always click through to the website ScottishFootball.info for the most accurate version of any article. Any mistakes that are corrected after publication will only show on the website, rendering the version in your email inbox out of date.

This is the weekly SPFL post-match Stats Packs on ScottishFootball.info, covering all four divisions. This follows the pre-match Stats Pack which is released by the Friday before the weekend’s games.

My favourite stat for each fixture will be highlighted with a blue line at the left hand side like this.

Please leave any feedback detailing what you like or dislike and of course please also point out any errors. Even if just a small typo - I can correct these easily on the website.

If you are not a paying subscriber yet, please consider taking out a 7-day free trial to continue reading, before deciding for yourself if you think £25 per year (or £3.50 per month) is value for money. If it’s not for you, then cancel at any point before the trial ends and won’t pay anything.

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Aberdeen 2-0 Dundee United

• The four league meetings between Aberdeen and Dundee United this season finished perfectly level, with one win each, two draws and a 3-3 aggregate score.

• Aberdeen have lost just one of their last 19 home league games against Dundee United (W10 D8), and United are now winless in 11 visits since August 2014.

Aberdeen have won three consecutive home league matches to nil for the first time since a four-game run ended in April 2023.

Dundee 3-0 Livingston

• Dundee completed an unbeaten league season against Livingston, with two wins, two draws and a 10-6 aggregate score.

• Dundee are now unbeaten in seven league meetings with Livingston (W5 D2) since a 1-0 defeat in February 2022.

Dundee’s 10 league goals against Livingston are their most against them in a single league season.

• Dundee have won back-to-back home league matches to nil for the first time since November 2023.

• Livingston have won only 1 of their 19 away league matches this season.

  • That win last time out at St. Mirren was their first in 35 away Premiership matches (25 losses & 29 draws).

• Livingston have the most goals conceded in the Premiership this season (71). and have the joint-most defeats in the Premiership this season (20), level with St. Mirren.

St. Mirren 0-3 Kilmarnock

• Kilmarnock completed an unbeaten league season against St. Mirren, with three wins, one draw and a 9-3 aggregate score.

• Kilmarnock have lost only one of their last 15 league meetings with St. Mirren (W8 D6).

Kilmarnock have won consecutive league matches 3-0 for the first time since a three-game run in October-November 2010.

• For the 34th time in their history - and only the 2nd time this century - Kilmarnock have won consecutive league matches by 3+ goals.

  • Only two of those 34 have been by a scoreline of exactly 3-0; and both were the occurrences this century - in 2026 and 2010.

• If Kilmarnock win the next match 3-0 against Dundee, they will become the eighth side in history to win three consecutive matches 3-0, repeating their own feat from 2010/11.

• St. Mirren have lost four consecutive league matches without scoring for the first time since a five-game run from March to April 2015; a season in which they were relegated.

• St Mirren have scored only 27 league goals, the fewest in the division. They’ve only failed to reach 30 goals in a full top flight season four times in their history.

Falkirk 1-3 Hibernian

• Hibernian got the better of Falkirk this season, with two wins, one draw and one defeat, and a 9-7 aggregate score.

The defeat earlier in the season was the only one Hibs have suffered in their last 14 league meetings with Falkirk (W7 D6).

• Hibernian ended a three-match league losing run; their last longer losing run in the top flight was four games in April 2023.

• Since drawing 0-0 at home to Motherwell, none of Falkirk’s home games have been drawn (5 Falkirk wins & 6 Falkirk losses)

Motherwell 1-1 Hearts

• Hearts completed an unbeaten league season against Motherwell for the first time since 2016-17, and only the fifth time this century.

• Hearts have lost only one of their last 10 league meetings with Motherwell (W5 D4), going unbeaten since a 3-1 defeat in August 2024.

• Hearts are unbeaten in seven league meetings with Motherwell, their longest ever unbeaten run against the Well.

• Hearts are unbeaten in six league matches, their longest run since a 10-game sequence from May 2025 to November 2025.

Hearts have fallen behind in each of their last 4 matches, but avoided defeat in all 4 (3W & 1D). The last time they managed this was in 2005:

• 1-1 away to Hibernian; Derek Riordan scored first

• 3-2 home to Dundee United; Barry Robson scored first

• 1-1 away to Dundee; Fabian Caballero scored first

• 2-1 away to Livingston; Derek Lilley scored first

Celtic 3-1 Rangers

• The four league Old Firm meetings ended perfectly level overall this season: one win each, two draws and a 6-6 aggregate score.

Celtic became the 24th side to win its first three post-split league matches since the split was introduced in 2000-01; it is the ninth time Celtic have done so, and the first since 2023-24.

• Rangers became the 26th side to lose its first three post-split league matches since 2000-01, and the first Rangers side ever to do it.

• Rangers are now guaranteed to finish third; it will be only their fifth third-place finish since 1989, and their first since 2017-18.

  • 2005/06: Celtic 1st, Hearts 2nd

  • 2014/15: Hearts 1st, Hibs 2nd (Championship)

  • 2016/17: Celtic 1st, Aberdeen 2nd

  • 2017/18: Celtic 1st, Aberdeen 2nd

• Rangers have lost three consecutive league matches for the 16th time in their history, and the first time since October 2000

• Rangers have conceded 2+ goals in five straight league games for the eighth time in their history, and only the second time since 1987 (the other was an eight-match run from February to April 2025 last season).

• Celtic have won five consecutive league matches; their previous longer league winning run this season was five, from 29 October to 3 December 2025, during Martin O’Neill’s first interim spell.

Always click through to the website ScottishFootball.info for the most accurate version of any article. Any mistakes that are corrected after publication will only show on the website, rendering the version in your email inbox out of date.

This is the fifth edition of the weekly SPFL Stats Packs on ScottishFootball.info, and it covers only the Premiership this week given the other three leagues have completed the regular season, and are now into the playoffs. A post-match Stats Pack will be out at the end of the weekend following the conclusion of the games.

My favourite stat for each fixture will be highlighted with a blue line at the left hand side like this.

The aim is that these stats packs will constantly evolve and improve through subscriber feedback. Please leave any comments detailing what you like or dislike. Of course please also point out any errors, even if just a small typo - I can correct these easily on the website.

If you are not a paying subscriber yet, please consider taking out a 7-day free trial to continue reading, before deciding for yourself if you think £25 per year (or £3.50 per month) is value for money. If it’s not for you, then cancel at any point before the trial ends and won’t pay anything.

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Always click through to the website ScottishFootball.info for the most accurate version of any article. Any mistakes that are corrected after publication will only show on the website, rendering the version in your email inbox out of date.

This is the weekly SPFL post-match Stats Packs on ScottishFootball.info, covering all four divisions. This follows the pre-match Stats Pack which is released by the Friday before the weekend’s games.

My favourite stat for each fixture will be highlighted with a blue line at the left hand side like this.

Please leave any feedback detailing what you like or dislike and of course please also point out any errors. Even if just a small typo - I can correct these easily on the website.

If you are not a paying subscriber yet, please consider taking out a 7-day free trial to continue reading, before deciding for yourself if you think £25 per year (or £3.50 per month) is value for money. If it’s not for you, then cancel at any point before the trial ends and won’t pay anything.

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Livingston 0-0 Aberdeen

• Aberdeen completed the league season unbeaten against Livingston, with two wins, two draws and a 9-4 aggregate score across the four meetings.

• Livingston have only ever beaten Aberdeen in three of their 19 home league meetings; a 2-0 win in April 2004 and 2-1 victories in both February and November 2022.

• Aberdeen have only won one (D3 & L1) from their last 5 league visits to Livingston.

• Livingston are on a nine match winless run against Aberdeen (L5 & 4 D) since beating them 2-1 victory in November 2022.

This was Livingston’s seventh 2-2 draw in the Premiership this season; the most in the division since Hibs in 2023-24, with eight.

• Livingston moved on to 14 league draws this season, the most in the top-flight since Dundee with 15 in 2015-16.

• Livingston have conceded the most goals in the league this season (68).

• Aberdeen are without an away league win in 12 matches (D2 & L10) since beating Dundee 3-1 on 6 December

Dundee 1-0 St Mirren

• Dundee got the the better of St. Mirren this season, with two wins, one draw and one defeat from the four league meetings and a 4-2 aggregate score.

Dundee won both of their home league meetings with St. Mirren this season, 3-1 in November and 1-0 here; they had not done that since 2005-06 (when they beat Dundee 3-2 & 4-0 at Dens).

• Dundee ended a five-match winless league run and kept their first clean sheet in 10 league matches.

• St Mirren have won only twice in the league at Dens Park since the start of the 2014/15 season, both times in 2024.

• St. Mirren have now failed to score in 17 Premiership matches this season, the highest total in the division.

St Mirren have scored only 27 league goals, the fewest in the division and on track for their lowest top-flight total in a full season since 26 in 2007/08. They’ve only failed to reach 30 goals in a full top flight season four times in their history.

Falkirk 1-0 Motherwell

• Falkirk finished unbeaten against Motherwell in this season’s league meetings, winning three and drawing one with a 6-3 aggregate score.

This is the first time Falkirk have beaten Motherwell three times in a league season

• Falkirk have 49 points, one behind their best in a post-war season which was 50 points in 2006/07.

• Falkirk’s top-six finish is their first in any post-split season, having previously never finished above seventh achieved in 2006/07 and 2007/08.

• None of Falkirk’s last ten home league matches have been drawn (W5 & L5).

Kilmarnock 3-0 Dundee United

• Kilmarnock finished unbeaten against Dundee United in this season’s league meetings, with two wins, two draws and a 7-2 aggregate score.

Kilmarnock are on an 11 match unbeaten run against Dundee United in all competitions (7 wins & 4 draws) since losing 4-0 nearly 4 years ago (November 2022).

• Dundee United have not won a league match at Rugby Park since a 4-2 victory in May 2016, They are winless in their nine league visits since (D4 & L5).

• This is the first time Kilmarnock have gone unbeaten through a top-flight league season against Dundee United since 2001-02, when they won three and drew one.

• Since Neil McCann took over, Killie have only lost one match at home (5 wins & 1 draw). Even in the loss (3-2 Vs Celtic) they were 2-0 up at half time. Before he took over they had lost 6 out of the previous 7, with 1 draw.

Hibernian 1-2 Celtic

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Always click through to the website ScottishFootball.info for the most accurate version of any article. Any mistakes that are corrected after publication will only show on the website, rendering the version in your email inbox out of date.

This is the fourth edition of the weekly SPFL Stats Packs on ScottishFootball.info, and it covers all four divisions. A post-match Stats Pack will be out at the end of the weekend following the conclusion of the games.

My favourite stat for each fixture will be highlighted with a blue line at the left hand side like this.

The aim is that these stats packs will constantly evolve and improve through subscriber feedback. Please leave any comments detailing what you like or dislike. Of course please also point out any errors, even if just a small typo - I can correct these easily on the website.

If you are not a paying subscriber yet, please consider taking out a 7-day free trial to continue reading, before deciding for yourself if you think £25 per year (or £3.50 per month) is value for money. If it’s not for you, then cancel at any point before the trial ends and won’t pay anything.

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Livingston vs Aberdeen (The Set Fare Arena, Friday 19:45)

All-time league record: Aberdeen wins 22, draws 11, Livingston wins 8
At Livingston: Aberdeen wins 8, draws 7, Livingston wins 3
Top scorer in this fixture this century: Bojan Miovski - 5 goals

This fixture specifically:

• Aberdeen are unbeaten in this season’s three league meetings with Livingston (W2 D1 L0), with a 7-2 aggregate score; but that includes a 6-2 win at Pittodrie in January.

Livingston have only ever beaten Aberdeen in three of their 18 home league meetings - a 2-0 win in April 2004 and 2-1 victories in both February and November 2022.

• Aberdeen have only won one (D2 & L1) from their last four league visits to Livingston’s home ground; and the 1-0 win in November 2025 was their first there since August 2021.

• Aberdeen have won 6 of the last 10 league meetings between these sides, with 3 draws and 1 defeat.

• Livingston are on an eight match winless run against Aberdeen (L5 & 3 D) since beating them 2-1 victory in November 2022.

League-wide form:

• Livingston ended their 31-match winless run last weekend with a 2-0 victory at St Mirren - the longest continuous winless run in top-tier Scottish football history (Arbroath had a 31-match streak across separate top flight campaigns years apart)

  • The win was their first in the league since the 3-1 win over Falkirk on the second matchday of the season, on 9 August 2025.

• Livingston have just 19 points after 34 matches, on track for their lowest top-flight total since 18 in 2005/06.

• Livingston have won only one of their 18 away league matches this season (D6 & L11).

• Livingston have conceded 66 goals this season; joint-most in the division alongside Kilmarnock.

• Aberdeen have 36 points after 34 matches - their lowest tally at this stage of a top-flight season since 1999/00, when they finished on 33.

• Aberdeen are without an away league win in 11 matches (D1 & L10) since beating Dundee 3-1 on 6 December

  • All four of Aberdeen’s away wins this season came at bottom six sides between mid-October and early December (St. Mirren, Killie, Livi, Dundee).

  • This is only the 4th season this century that Aberdeen failed to win an away game against a top-six side, and all four came in the last five seasons (also in 21/22, 22/23, 24/25)

• Aberdeen have failed to score in 15 league matches, behind only St Mirren with 16.

Dundee vs St Mirren (Dens Park, Saturday 15:00)

All-time league record: Dundee wins 90, draws 46, St Mirren wins 85
At Dens Park: Dundee wins 59, draws 21, St Mirren wins 29
Top scorer in this fixture this century: Simon Murray, Toyosi Olusanya, Kenny McLean and Mikael Mandron - 4 goals each

This fixture specifically:

• It’s 1 win each and a draw from the previous 3 meetings this season, with a 3-2 aggregate score for Dundee

• St Mirren have lost their last two league visits to Dens Park, after winning the previous one 3-1 on 4 May 2024.

St Mirren have won only twice in the league at Dens Park since the start of the 2014/15 season, both times in 2024.

• Dundee have won the previous two top-flight meetings at Dens Park - which is the same number of wins as the previous 10 encounters (2 Dundee Wins, 3 Draws, 5 St. Mirren wins).

League-wide form:

• St Mirren have failed to score in 16 league matches, the most in the Premiership.

St Mirren have scored only 27 league goals, the fewest in the division and on track for their lowest top-flight total in a full season since 26 in 2007/08. They’ve only failed to reach 30 goals in a full top flight season four times in their history.

• St Mirren have won just two of their 17 away league matches this season (D4 & L11) - conceding 32 goals on the road.

• Dundee are winless in five league matches (D2 & L3), their longest such run since a five-game winless run that ended in February.

• Dundee have failed to score in 15 league matches this season, behind only St. Mirren (16).

• Dundee have gone 10 league matches without a clean sheet.

Falkirk vs Motherwell (Falkirk Stadium, Saturday 15:00)

All-time league record: Motherwell wins 75, draws 37, Falkirk wins 54
At Falkirk: Falkirk wins 34, draws 21, Motherwell wins 28
Top scorer in this fixture this century: Scott McDonald - 7 goals

This fixture specifically:

• Falkirk are unbeaten against Motherwell this season with a 5-3 aggregate score (W2 & D1) including a 3-2 win at Fir Park on 4 April.

• In fact, Motherwell haven’t beaten Falkirk in the league since a 1-0 win in October 2009 (2 losses & 3 draws since)

• If Falkirk avoid defeat on Saturday, they will complete a top-flight league season unbeaten against Motherwell for the first time since 2007/08.

If Motherwell win - then also beat Hearts - would mean the Well have beaten every team in the division for only the 7th time in their history. They’d join Rangers and Hearts in achieving the feat this season.

League-wide form:

Motherwell have kept the most clean sheets in the league (17), equalling their all-time top-flight club record set in 1931/32 and matched in 1993/94.

• Motherwell have conceded only 31 goals, the second-fewest in the division behind Hearts (29), but have won only one of their last five league matches (W1 D1 L3), conceding 9

• Falkirk have 46 points - already the third highest top-flight post-war points. Their best in a post-war season is 50 points from 2006/07.

• Falkirk’s top-six finish is their first in any post-split season, having previously never finished above seventh achieved in 2006/07 and 2007/08.

• None of Falkirk’s last nine home league matches have been drawn (W4 & L5).

• Falkirk have gone 8 league matches without a clean sheet, and have also scored in each of their last 6 league matches.

Kilmarnock vs Dundee United (Rugby Park, Saturday 15:00)

All-time league record: Killie wins 58, draws 46, Dundee Utd wins 52
At Rugby Park: Kilmarnock wins 38, draws 19, Dundee United wins 22
Top scorer in this fixture this century: Kris Boyd - 13 goals

This fixture specifically:

• Kilmarnock are unbeaten in this season’s three league meetings with Dundee United (W1 & D2) with a 4-2 aggregate score.

Kilmarnock are on a ten match unbeaten run against Dundee United in all competitions (6 wins & 4 draws) since losing 4-0 nearly 4 years ago (November 2022).

• Dundee United have not won a league match at Rugby Park since a 4-2 victory in May 2016, They are winless in their eight league visits since (D4 & L4).

League-wide form:

• Nobody has conceded more than Kilmarnock’s 66 goals - already two more than their tally for the entire 2024/25 season (64). Only in 2003/04 did they concede more in the last 30 years - 74 goals.

• Kilmarnock have won only one of their 17 away league matches this season (D6 & L10), the fewest at this stage in the last 30 years.

• However since Neil McCann took over, Killie have only lost one match at home (4 wins & 1 draw). Before he took over they had lost 6 out of the previous 7, with 1 draw.

• Dundee United have 13 league draws this season, the most in the Premiership.

• Kilmarnock have lost 18 league matches, behind only Livingston (19).

Hibernian vs Celtic (Easter Road Stadium, Sunday 12:00)

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Always click through to the website ScottishFootball.info for the most accurate version of any article. Any mistakes that are corrected after publication will only show on the website, rendering the version in your email inbox out of date.

This is the third edition of the weekly SPFL Stats Packs on ScottishFootball.info, and it covers all four divisions. A post-match Stats Pack then comes out at the end of the weekend following the conclusion of the games.

My favourite stat for each fixture will be highlighted with a blue line at the left hand side like this.

The aim is that these stats packs will constantly evolve and improve through subscriber feedback. Please leave any comments detailing what you like or dislike. Of course please also point out any errors, even if just a small typo - I can correct these easily on the website.

If you are not a paying subscriber yet, please consider taking out a 7-day free trial to continue reading, before deciding for yourself if you think £25 per year (or £3.50 per month) is value for money. If it’s not for you, then cancel at any point before the trial ends and won’t pay anything.

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Aberdeen vs Kilmarnock (Pittodrie Stadium, Saturday 15:00)

All-time league record: Aberdeen wins 115, draws 39, Kilmarnock wins 79
At Pittodrie Stadium: Aberdeen wins 69, draws 23, Kilmarnock wins 24
Top scorer in this fixture this century: Kris Boyd - 10 goals

This fixture specifically:

• Aberdeen are W2 D0 L1 in this season’s league meetings with Kilmarnock, with a 3-4 aggregate score.

None of Aberdeen and Kilmarnock’s past 15 league meetings have been drawn, with Aberdeen winning 9 and Kilmarnock winning 6 since a 2-2 draw on 4 March 2020.

• Aberdeen have won eight of their past nine Scottish Premiership home games against Kilmarnock, losing the other 1-0 in December 2023.

League-wide form:

• Kevin Nisbet has scored in his past five home games in the Premiership (eight goals), the first player to do so for Aberdeen since Adam Rooney in December 2015.

• No player in the division has scored in six consecutive home matches since Kevin van Veen in May 2023 (when he scored in eleven consecutive matches in total at the end of the season).

• Kilmarnock have won only 1 of their 16 away league matches this season.

• Aberdeen have the joint-most matches without scoring in the Premiership this season (15), level with St. Mirren.

• Aberdeen have already lost 18 matches this season (only Livingston have lost more, with 19); the most league losses the Dons have suffered in 15 years (22 losses in 2010/11).

St. Mirren vs Livingston (The SMISA Stadium, Saturday 15:00)

All-time league record: St. Mirren wins 15, draws 12, Livingston wins 8
At St. Mirren: St. Mirren wins 7, draws 7, Livingston wins 3
Top scorer in this fixture this century: Liam Buchanan - 4 goals

This fixture specifically:

• St. Mirren have lost only 1 of the last 15 league meetings with Livingston (W6, D8, L1).

St. Mirren have won 4 of their past 5 league home games against Livingston, drawing the other 0-0 in May 2022.

• St. Mirren are W1 D2 L0 in this season’s league meetings with Livingston, with a 3-2 aggregate score.

• Livingston’s last win away to St. Mirren was on 25 August 2018; they are winless in 10 visits since.

League-wide form:

• Livingston are on a record top flight winless run of 31 league matches; their last league win was in the second match the season against Falkirk on 9th August 2025.

  

• Livingston have conceded at least twice in their last 3 league matches.

• Livingston have won 0 of their 17 away league matches this season.

• Livingston have conceded the most goals in the Premiership this season (66).

Livingston could be relegated with four matches still to play; the earliest a side has been relegated since Partick Thistle were relegated after matchday 34 in 2004 - excluding clubs with points deductions

• A St. Mirren win means the Buddies are directly responsible for the three earliest relegations in the top flight:

  • Hearts (5th April 2014) were relegated after matchday 33 thanks to a 3-2 St. Mirren win over Motherwell (Hearts suffered a -15 points deduction).

  • Gretna (29th March 2008) were relegated after matchday 31 thanks to a 2-0 St. Mirren win over Gretna (Gretna suffered a -10 points deduction).

• Livingston themselves have been relegated after matchday 35 (Vs Motherwell in 2024) and after matchday 36 (Vs Inverness C.T in 2006) - but never as early as matchday 34.

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Celtic vs Falkirk (Celtic Park, Saturday 17:30)

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This is the second edition of the weekly SPFL Stats Packs on ScottishFootball.info, and it covers all four divisions. The aim is that this will constantly evolve and improve from here through member feedback. I already have ideas on how to improve it for next week.

You can view the first edition here as well as the first post-match stats pack released after the conclusion of all matches.

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Aberdeen Vs Hibernian (Pittodrie Stadium, Saturday 15:00)

All-time league record: Aberdeen 127 wins, 73 draws, Hibernian 96 wins
At Pittodrie: Aberdeen 78 wins, 30 draws, Hibernian 39 wins
Top scorer in this fixture this century: Derek Riordan - 11 goals

This fixture specifically:

• Hibs have won both league meetings this season, 1-2 at Pittodrie in October and 2-0 at Easter Road in December. They last won three in a row against the Dons more than 20 years ago (September 2004).

• Aberdeen have lost four of their last five league meetings with Hibernian.

• Aberdeen’s last home league win over Hibs was 12 months ago (1-0 in April 2025), but they have lost the most recent encounter.

League wide form:

• Aberdeen are winless in nine league matches (4 draws, 5 defeats). Their last win was 2-0 at home to Motherwell on 15 February.

• Aberdeen have already lost 18 matches this season (the same number as Livingston), the most league losses they’ve suffered in 15 years (22 losses in 2010/11).

• Aberdeen have failed to score in 15 of their 32 league matches this season, more than any other Premiership side.

• Hibernian are unbeaten in 6 league matches (3 wins, 3 draws), with 4 clean sheets in that run, the second best unbeaten run in the division behind Rangers (15).

Celtic Vs St Mirren (Celtic Park, Saturday 15:00)

All-time league record: Celtic 185 wins, 43 draws, St Mirren 32 wins
At Celtic: Celtic 97 wins, 23 draws, St Mirren 11 wins.
Celtic Goals = 346, St. Mirren Goals = 98
Top scorer in this fixture this century: Gary Hooper - 8 goals

This fixture specifically:

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The “Post Match Stats Pack” will be a weekly article with a variety of stats following the conclusion of each weekend’s fixtures. Some stats will naturally be more notable than others, but as I will cover all 42 SPFL sides there will hopefully be something of interest to you.

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Hibernian 3-0 Kilmarnock

Scorers: O. Elding (1’), F. Passlack (12’), A. Suto (90’)

• Hibs are now unbeaten in 14 consecutive home meetings in all competitions against Kilmarnock, since a 0-1 defeat in May 2014.

• Hibs are also unbeaten in 10 league meetings with Kilmarnock overall since November 2022.

• Owen Elding scored after 13.26 seconds, the fastest goal of the season but not ever. Kris Boyd holds this record, scoring after 10 seconds against Ross County in January 2017. Elding was ranked as Hibs most valuable transfer asset by the CIES Football Observatory;

  • Prior to Boyd, Kris Commons held the record (12.2 seconds in 2013), while Anthony Stokes previously scored after 12.4 seconds. Hibs conceded after 13 seconds themselves in 2014, courtesy of Kenny McLean (not from the half way line).

• This was only the fifth league match at Easter Road to finish Hibernian 3, Kilmarnock 0. The previous four were in 1922, 2004, 2005 and 2013.

• Hibs have now kept three consecutive home clean sheets in the league (2-0 vs St Mirren, 0-0 vs Livingston, 3-0 vs Kilmarnock).

• Kilmarnock’s away winless run now extends to 13 league matches (9 defeats, 4 draws). Their last away league win was 2-0 at Dundee United in September 2025.

Motherwell 2-3 Falkirk

Scorers: E. Watt (34’), T. Maswanhise (90’) / B. Stewart (3’), B. Broggio (45’), C. Miller (62’ pen)

• Motherwell’s 12-match unbeaten home league run, their best in the top flight since a sequence of 18 between January 1975 and January 1976, was ended by Falkirk.

• Motherwell had kept five clean sheets in their previous six home league matches. Today was the first time they conceded three at home since a 0-3 defeat to Ross County in February 2025.

• Falkirk have now won the last three league meetings at Fir Park: 0-1 in April 2010, 1-2 in October 2025, and 2-3 today. That is the first time in the history of this fixture that Falkirk have won three consecutive league matches at Fir Park.

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Earlier in the week I told how as part of my commitment to increasing and improving the content available to you on the website, I will start offering “Stats Packs” before each game week in Scottish Football. That’s in addition to pointing out notable records after the fact.

This is the first SPFL Stats Packs on ScottishFootball.info, and it covers all four divisions. The aim is that this will constantly evolve and improve from here through member feedback. I already have ideas on how to improve it for next week.

Please leave any comments regarding what you like or dislike, as well as what you would want to see more or less of in this type of preview. Of course please also point out any errors, even if just a small typo - I can correct these easily on the website.

The first STATS pack was free for all subscribers, covering the Scotland Vs Ivory Coast match in Liverpool. By the way, I had my most “they’re in the wrong seats” experience ever at that match. My seat was waaaay up the top tier above the corner flag. However, most of the seats with the best view, in the upper tier at the half way line were empty. Me and my mate went round to sit there for a better view instead. Five minutes before kick off, a guy came and hit us with the “that’s my seat”. Originally thought he was joking, as the rest of the row was empty. He wasn’t kidding.

Anyway, those that read the Ivory Coast V Scotland Stats Pack would have been able to tell their friends in the pub at the full-time whistle that Scotland now have only won 2 of last 11 matches in England - and none this century, have conceded exactly 100 goals under Steve Clarke and have now failed to score in two consecutive games for the first time since the Euro 2024 warm-up games exactly two years ago….

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Hibernian Vs Kilmarnock (Easter Road, Saturday 15:00)

All-time league record: Hibernian 100 wins, 57 draws, Kilmarnock 72 wins
At Easter Road: Hibernian 65 wins, 29 draws, Kilmarnock 21 wins
Top scorer in this fixture this century: Derek Riordan - 10 goals

This fixture specifically:

• Hibs are unbeaten in the 2 league meetings so far this season, drawing 2-2 at Easter Road and winning 3-1 at Rugby Park.

• Hibs are unbeaten in their last 13 home meetings with Kilmarnock in all competitions, since May 2014.

• Hibs have only lost 1 of their past 16 league matches against Kilmarnock (9 wins + 6 draws) and are unbeaten in nine since a 1-0 defeat at Rugby Park in November 2022.

League wide form:

• Hibs have only 1 defeat in their last 6 league matches, which is bettered only by Rangers (0 defeats).

• Hibs have drawn their last 2 league matches 0-0; the last top-flight side to record 3 consecutive goalless draws was also Hibs, in March 2022 against Celtic, Dundee and St Johnstone. Prior to that it was Hearts in 2017, who followed up a 4-0 win at home to Celtic with three bore draws Vs St Johnstone, Hibs and Aberdeen.

• If Kilmarnock win to nil, they will record 3 consecutive victories without conceding for the first time in 8 years, since April 2018 (Rangers 0-1 Kilmarnock, Kilmarnock 2-0 Hamilton, Partick Thistle 0-1 Kilmarnock)

• Kilmarnock though, haven’t won away from home for 12 matches (8 losses + 4 draws), since beating Dundee United 2-0 at Tannadice in September.

Motherwell Vs Falkirk (Fir Park, Saturday 15:00)

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HEARTS GO EIGHT POINTS AHEAD OF THE REIGNING CHAMPIONS!

When Hearts beat Celtic 3-1 at Tynecastle earlier in the season, the then Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers was keen to point out after the game that there were still 29 matches left. Fast forward nearly six months and Hearts have pulled eight points ahead of Celtic again, albeit the Hoops still have a game in hand. Hearts points tally of 63 points after 29 matches is the biggest total ever recorded by a non-Old Firm side. Rangers are now six points behind Hearts, and Motherwell are two points behind Celtic. Game on.

Hearts did have 53 points after 29 games in 1958, which is 78 pts if converted to 3 pts for a win. That campaign was one of their 4 titles (1895, 1897, 1958, 1960). Ominously though, none of the other four sides in the above table went on to win the league - Derek McIness will be hoping to change that this season, especially given he was the manager of Aberdeen in both of the two previous seasons listed!

DUNDEE 3-3 HIBERNIAN - Sat 3pm: Dens Park

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This article only features the Premiership, and includes:

• The start & end of matches

• Time spent winning matches

• The Half-Time league table

• Last 12 matches Form table

• Top goalscorers

  • Including the ‘deadliest duos’

• Passes per game

• Goalkeeper stats

• Premiership Nationalities

  • 64 represented in the top flight

How well does your team start the match?

Rangers (9) and Celtic (8) have scored the most goals in the opening 15 minutes, while Falkirk and St. Mirren have both conceded only one goal in the opening period, the best in the league. Livingston have started matches incredibly poorly across the season, conceding 12 goals in the first 15 minutes - 100% more than the next team (Dundee and Kilmarnock each conceded 6 goals).

How well does your team end the match?

Bottom club Livingston have tended to start matches poorly, but also end them that way too. They’ve conceded a league high 18 goals in the last 15 minutes, which of course includes the two goals they conceded to Rangers on Sunday. Both Old Firm clubs again lead this chart, with Rangers scoring a league high 16 in the final 15 minutes, ahead of Celtic and Hearts who have each scored 12.

Of the 12 goals Celtic have scored in this period, seven of them were match winning goals coming in the 87th minute or later. They’ve scored five winning goals in 90+ stoppage time this season, which is the highest in the division since Rangers in 2016/17 (also five). Celtic also progressed in the Scottish Cup after rescuing the tie with a 97th minute equaliser against Dundee to force extra time, meaning that in the 11 matches in all competitions where Celtic have required a late goal to win the match - they’ve scored that winning goal 8 times (73%)! It’s clear that although this Celtic squad clearly lacks the quality of previous years, they make up for it somewhat with the desire to keep attacking until the final seconds.

Points won or lost in the final 15 minutes takes the match state at 75 minutes, before calculating the points difference by full time. For example 0-0 at 75 minutes but 1-0 at full time would be 3 points won for the winning team and 1 point lost for the losing team. One of Celtic’s aforementioned stoppage time winners was an Iheanacho penalty in the 96th minute Vs Kilmarnock. Celtic were winning that match at 75 minutes though, and so as an example - it wouldn’t be captured in the below table.

Although Rangers have scored the most late goals with 16, these goals weren’t nearly as crucial as Celtic’s. While Rangers have gained an overall extra five points in the final 15 minutes, Rangers have also had 11 matches where they’ve been pushing for a winner after 85 minutes. They’ve only managed to achieve it once, Max Aarons’ 94th minute goal scored at Livingston to hand Russell Martin his only league win as manager!

When pushing for a later winner, Celtic have succeeded in 73% of matches, while Rangers have only done it once (9%).

TIME SPENT WINNING MATCHES

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This week’s statistics’ article features all four divisions, including:

• The start & end

  • Goals scored in opening 15 minutes

  • Goals scored in closing 15 minutes

• Time spent winning matches

• The Half-Time league table

• Last 6 Form guide

• Top goalscorers

  • Including number of shots & shots on target

• Premiership Nationalities

  • 61 represented in the top flight

Feel free to share any graphics you find interesting on your own social media platforms, and please feedback to me any other statistics or trends you’d like included in future weeks.

PREMIERSHIP

How well does your team start the match?

Rangers and Dundee United the only teams yet to concede an early goal in the league, while half of the league are yet to score in the first 15 minutes. Rangers have scored by far the highest number of early goals with five - four of which have came in Danny Röhl’s first three matches as manager

How well does your team end the match?

Hearts are the only team yet to concede a late goal, while also scoring the most (joint with Celtic). St. Mirren have only scored once in the last 15 minutes but have conceded 7 times.

TIME SPENT WINNING MATCHES

This table shows the proportion of total match time each team has spent in a winning position this season. The league’s actual top four are also the top four here, albeit in a different order. Hearts have only been losing for 11% of the minutes played, while Livingston have been leading for only 13% of the time.

IF MATCHES ENDED AT HALF TIME

This table looks at how each team has performed based solely on their half-time scores, rather than the actual full time results. It shows how many points each club would have if matches ended after 45 mins, along with their number of wins, draws and losses at that stage. It’s a useful indicator of how well teams start games, their control in first halves, and which sides tend to fade or improve after the break.

Hibs are top of the half-time league table, they’ve been winning in six of their 12 matches, but have only ended up winning four games. Hearts have actually won 9 of their 12 matches, but have been in the lead at half time in only 5 of 12. The Jambos are still unbeaten despite the fact they have been losing at half time on three occasions (Vs Livi, Dundee United and Motherwell).

Only Hearts, Celtic and Falkirk are on a higher number of points than they had ‘earned’ by half time.

FORM TABLE - LAST 6 MATCHES

Despite two draws in the last six matches, Hearts are still in the best form in the league (joint with Rangers), while Falkirk are in slightly better form than both Hibs and Celtic. At the other end; Livingston, Dundee and Kilmarnock have all taken only 3 out of the last 18 points available.

TOP GOALSCORER

Exactly 100 different players have now scored in the Scottish Premiership this season, and the following table contains the top 10 scorers in the league, showing the number of shots taken, shots per 90 minutes and % of shots on target. Claudio Braga has taken the most shots in the league (38), and 50% of those shots were on target, a percentage only bettered by Jamie McGrath (67%).

Celtic’s Johnny Kenny has had a limited number of minutes this season but has started featuring more regularly in recent weeks, and takes an impressive 6 shots per match - by far a league high.

MINUTES PLAYED BY NATIONALITY

There have been 61 nationalities represented in the Premiership so far this season, all nations with 4+ players are shown below - with the total minutes played and by how many players.

CHAMPIONSHIP

How well does your team start the match?

Partick Thistle (7 goals) and Ayr United (6 goals) both have extremely fast starts in the Championship, while each conceding just one early goal. Dunfermline have only scored once in the opening 15 minutes but have conceded 6 times, a league high.

How well does your team end the match?

Partick Thistle not only start matches well, but are also the best in the division in terms of late goals, scoring 7 and conceding 1; the exact same ratio as they have in the opening 15 minutes. Airdrieonians are yet to score a late goal while have conceded late on six times.

TIME SPENT WINNING MATCHES

This table shows the proportion of total match time each team has spent in a winning position this season. St Johnstone have only been losing for just 10% of the minutes played, while Queen’s Park have been leading for only 13% of matches.

IF MATCHES ENDED AT HALF TIME

This table looks at how each team has performed based solely on their half-time scores, rather than the actual full time results. It shows how many points each club would have if matches ended after 45 mins, along with their number of wins, draws and losses at that stage. It’s a useful indicator of how well teams start games, their control in first halves, and which sides tend to fade or improve after the break.

Most impressive second half performances in the Championship come from Partick Thistle and Arbroath. Thistle are second in the actual league table, on 28 points, with only 2 defeats. That’s despite being behind at the break in five of their matches. Similarly, Arbroath are second bottom in the half time league table, having been behind in 7 of 14 matches - yet they sit third in the actual league table with 21 points.

FORM TABLE - LAST 6 MATCHES

Dunfermline are in the joint best form in the league, which has them up to fourth in the table - but still 9 points behind second place Partick Thistle who have also lost only one of their past six matches.

Raith Rovers have slipped down to sixth in the league table, and are in the worst form in the league, picking up only 4 of the last available 18 points.

TOP GOALSCORER

81 different players have now scored in the Scottish Championship this season, and the following table contains all players to score four or more, while also showing their number of assists.

Judging a players goalscoring record based on appearances can be unfair - one minute off the bench counts as one appearance, as does playing 90 minutes plus 10 minutes stoppage time. This table therefore shows a players ‘goals per 90 minutes’ as well as the total numbers of shots they have taken so far.

LEAGUE ONE

How well does your team start the match?

Games involving Peterhead and Kelty Hearts have some the most entertaining starts, with 6 and 7 goals in the opening 15 minutes respectively. Cove Rangers start their matches abysmally, scoring once yet conceding 7 times in the opening 15 minutes.

How well does your team end the match?

Due to a points deduction, Hamilton sit 7th rather than 2nd, and the Accies are the best team in the league in the opening 15 minutes - yet to concede in this period, while scoring four times themselves. Cove Rangers - with 1 win from 13 matches - unsurprisingly end games nearly as poorly as they start, conceding 4 times while scoring just once.

TIME SPENT WINNING MATCHES

This table shows the proportion of total match time each team has spent in a winning position this season. Cove Rangers are having one of the most miserable seasons in Scotland, and have been winning for just 5% of the matches played. League leaders Inverness Caledonian Thistle have been in the lead for the longest percentage of time, 47% of matches.

IF MATCHES ENDED AT HALF TIME

This table looks at how each team has performed based solely on their half-time scores, rather than the actual full time results. It shows how many points each club would have if matches ended after 45 mins, along with their number of wins, draws and losses at that stage. It’s a useful indicator of how well teams start games, their control in first halves, and which sides tend to fade or improve after the break.

Stenhousemuir strong second half showings have helped propel them up to third, they’ve won 6 matches overall in the league this season despite leading at half time on just 3 occasions. League leaders Inverness C.T have won 10 of 13 matches this season - despite only leading at the interval on five occasions.

FORM TABLE - LAST 6 MATCHES

Kelty have slipped to second bottom, which is reflective of claiming just 2 points from the last 18 available. Despite the points deduction dropping them to 7th in the league, Hamilton would still be a good bet for at least the playoffs, given they have the joint best form in the league, earning 13/18 points from the last 6 matches - the same as Inverness Caley Thistle.

TOP GOALSCORER

The following table contains every player to score 4+ goals in League One, showing their assists, goals per 90 and total shots taken. Oli Shaw is by far the league’s top goalscorer, scoring 9 goals from his 30 shots - which is also a league high number. The Peterhead defender Jason Brown has scored four goals this season - from just six attempts.

LEAGUE TWO

How well does your team start the match?

There have been 23 goals scored in the opening 15 minutes of League Two matches, with 9 of these in matches involving East Kilbride (scoring 4 and conceding 5). Matches involving Clyde are the slowest to start, they’ve scored one early goal and are yet to concede one.

How well does your team end the match?

It’s worth staying to the end at League Two matches - a massive 40 goals have been scored in the final 15 minutes. Edinburgh City have scored the most late goals (7), while Forfar fans may want to leave at 75 minutes to improve their moods - they are yet to see their side score a late goal but have witness them conceding late goals on 6 occasions.

TIME SPENT WINNING MATCHES

This table shows the proportion of total match time each team has spent in a winning position this season. Spartans are four points clear at the top, yet have only been ahead for 31% of their minutes played. Edinburgh City are bottom of the SPFL pyramid with 3 points, however this is because they suffered a 15 points deduction. Their 26% time spent winning is better than four teams that now sit above them in the league.

IF MATCHES ENDED AT HALF TIME

This table looks at how each team has performed based solely on their half-time scores, rather than the actual full time results. It shows how many points each club would have if matches ended after 45 mins, along with their number of wins, draws and losses at that stage. It’s a useful indicator of how well teams start games, their control in first halves, and which sides tend to fade or improve after the break. Forfar

Forfar sit sixth in the actual league table with just three wins from 12 matches, yet have been ahead at the break on 7 of 12 occasions - the second best record in the league. The Spartans have won eight matches as they sit top, thanks to their strong second half performances, converting four draws into victories after the break.

FORM TABLE - LAST 6 MATCHES

Clyde are now up to third place in the division, and are the only undefeated team in League Two over the past six matches. Stirling Albion have dropped to 8th, as they have collected just five points from the last 18 available. That’s the same as Dumbarton, who still sit 5th - but are now 12 points behind league leaders Spartans.

TOP GOALSCORER

Young Edinburgh City striker Robbie Mahon remains the league’s top scorer with seven goals, and has also taken the highest number of shots (38).

One of the features on ScottishFootball.info is a weekly article showcasing a series of data tables highlighting unique and insightful aspects of Scottish football. Each edition will be broken down into four sections - including statistics from across all four SPFL divisions, you can view the last two editions here and here.

This week’s article includes:

• Premiership Nationalities

  • 61 represented in the top flight

• Most fouled players

• Goals scored by subs

• Players underperforming xG

• Prolific combos

• Half time league table

• And more!

Feel free to share any graphics you find interesting on your own social media platforms, and please feedback to me any other statistics or trends you’d like included in future weeks.

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Daizen Maeda becomes the first Celtic player to score three hat-tricks in a 12 month period since

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