#scottish-premiership

#scottish-premiership

Hibs and Hearts have turned their seasons around, making their upcoming derby significant for top-half positioning rather than relegation.

Jamie McGrath will join SNS Hibernian at the end of the season when his contract with Aberdeen expires.

Hibernian defeated Celtic 2-1, demonstrating their in-form status and capitalizing on Celtic's recent Champions League exit.

Hibernian's remarkable turnaround in form puts pressure on Rangers ahead of their crucial encounter.

Hibernian's resurgence contrasts sharply with Aberdeen's struggles in the Scottish Premiership as both teams chase improved league standings.

Interim manager Barry Ferguson vows to implement changes after a fifth consecutive defeat, emphasizing the need for a team that shows aggression and pride.

Rangers sack Philippe Clement after defeat to St Mirren leaves them far behind Celtic in the league.

Celtic's 13-point lead doesn't guarantee success; focus remains on maintaining performance levels to secure more wins.

Kilmarnock believes they can secure a top-six spot, but faces fierce competition and needs a strong finish to the season.

Brendan Rodgers is content at Celtic but hasn't discussed extending his contract beyond 2026, prioritizing the club's best interests.

Kyogo Furuhashi is hailed as Celtic's best striker since Henrik Larsson, impacting games significantly before his move to Rennes.

Philippe Clement remains confident despite Rangers lagging behind Celtic, believing challenges foster more determination. Unity in the team is essential for recovery.

Rangers fans express optimism after victory against Celtic, advocating for Barry Ferguson as the permanent manager amidst a comeback in performance.

Celtic aims to overcome Bayern Munich in Champions League, demonstrating resilience and skill in upcoming match after a solid domestic victory.

Celtic FC plans to discuss policing issues with fans and Police Scotland after 90 supporters were denied entry for refusing searches.

Kilmarnock's poor performance this season raises concerns about potential relegation after a strong previous year.

Dundee United and Dundee have both struggled lately, impacting their positions, with crucial matches ahead for both teams.

Jordan McGhee is set to join Motherwell from Dundee, potentially earlier due to injury concerns.

Dundee reported a 2.8 million loss for the year after returning to the Scottish Premiership, which was an expected financial outcome.

Scottish clubs can unilaterally postpone matches for European play-offs starting next season.

Celtic's match against Dundee has been postponed due to damage from Storm Eowyn, prioritizing supporter safety.

Neil Lennon highlights a significant cultural and psychological gap between Celtic and Rangers, suggesting a change in mentality is essential for improvement at Rangers.

Aston Villa, along with several Premier League clubs, is keen on signing Cameron Carter-Vickers from Celtic.

Scottish FA's Willie Collum states some disallowed goals should have counted, emphasizing need for conclusive evidence in officiating.

Hibernian shows remarkable turnaround with 13-match unbeaten streak after a dire start, positioning for European competition.

Celtic look to regain form against Aberdeen while Rangers face turmoil after a managerial change.

Rangers sacked manager Philippe Clement after 16 months due to poor performance and humiliating defeats.

Barry Ferguson expressed high expectations for Rangers, emphasizing potential and motivation after being appointed interim manager.

Rangers secured a 3-1 victory over Hearts, aided by two own goals from Jamie McCart, setting a new record in the Premiership.

Aberdeen's promising start to the season has collapsed, leading to significant doubts about manager Jimmy Thelin's effectiveness.

Aberdeen's manager emphasizes the need for improvement amid a 14-match winless streak and a commitment to focus on upcoming challenges.

Aberdeen signed Mats Knoester following the expiration of his contract, marking him as the club's fifth recruit of the January transfer window.

Harry Milne signs 18-month deal with Hearts, enhancing their defense amidst injury struggles.

Michael Steinwender joins Hearts on a deal until 2028, enhancing the team's defensive lineup.