The Scottish Premiership season is well underway, with the first fortnight of football already proving to be as pulsating as ever thanks to Celtic’s flying start, Aberdeen’s impressive beginning and Kilmarnock’s surprise early struggles.
Last year was one of the most intriguing campaigns in recent memory as Brendan Rodgers enjoyed a successful return to Celtic Park, completing a Scottish domestic double. Rangers lifted the Premier Sports Cup, Hearts claimed third, while the likes of St Mirren, Kilmarnock and Dundee enjoyed top half finishes.
However, Hibs and Aberdeen’s bottom half finishes have led to changes in management for both and the duo are hoping to improve on their disappointing campaigns. At the opposite end of the table, Ross County will aim to stave off a third consecutive relegation play-off while newly promoted Dundee United will look keep their heads safely above water after their positive start.
But how do the bookies predict the 24/25 Scottish Premiership table to look?*
*All odds are offered SkyBet and are subject to change at any time. Please gamble responsibly.
5. 8. St. Mirren
Led by Stephen Robinson into a European spot last year, the bookies believe the Paisley may struggle last year despite their 23/24 success. They have title odds of 1000/1, meaning the bookies predict a bottom half finish. | SNS Group
6. 7. Kilmarnock
Despite finishing fourth last year, the bookies have Killie down for a season of relative struggle after losing their first two league games. They have title odds of 1000/1. | SNS Group
7. 6. Hibs
With a new man at the helm in the shape of Hibees legend David Gray, the Easter Road faithful are hoping for a more positive campaign. However, two defeats and seven goals conceded in the opening two games tell its own story. They have title odds of 500/1. | SNS Group
8. 5. Dundee
Four points and five goals resulted in a wave of optimism filling the air at Dens Park. They have seen their title odds improve and they are now priced at 500/1. | SNS Group