Who will win the Scottish Premiership? Celtic & Rangers title race, top 6 and relegation battles predicted
Here’s a potential layout of the Scottish Premiership table following 38 games.
The Scottish Premiership title battle is really heating up after two significant wins for Celtic and Rangers last night. At the conclusion of the 2023–24 season, who of the two fierce rivals from Glasgow will emerge victorious?
We’ll look at that question today and try to give you an answer. Based on our projections, we have created a Scottish Premiership table that shows how the league would appear once all 38 games are completed.
As a result, in addition to focusing on the current title fight, we will also examine the struggle for relegation at the other end of the table.
Where Celtic and Rangers rank on FIFA list as Club World Cup standings revealed.
The FIFA World Club Cup qualifying rankings have been made public, displaying Celtic and Rangers’ respective positions.
The competition’s next edition is scheduled for 2025, with qualification determined by a competitor’s performance in the previous three years of European competition. Clubs can gain entry by winning the top continental championship within their respective confederation. Manchester City, for instance, qualified by winning the Champions League the previous season, as well as Real Madrid and Chelsea the two seasons prior.
The following teams have all entered by that route: Chelsea, Fluminense, Urawa Reds, Club Leon, Monterrey, Seattle Sounders, Wydad Athletic Club, Palmeiras, Manchester City, Flamengo, Al Ahly, Real Madrid, Al Hilal, and Real Madrid. Clubs who are admitted based on their standing within their confederation are joining them. These include Auckland City, Porto, Benfica, Bayern Munich, Paris SG, and Inter.
The two clubs from Glasgow didn’t even come close, but the whole rankings have been made public, clearly illustrating their differences.
Celtic fans will also be happy to see that they rank significantly higher on the table than their competitors.
Above English Premier League team Newcastle and their Champions League winners Feyenoord, Brendan Rodgers’ team is ranked 37th.
Rangers are located on the 62nd position; the only team behind them is Besiktas, a Turkish team.
Immediately above are people like Ferencváros, Viktoria Plzeň, and Stade Rennais.
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