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Scottish Premiership 2026-27 Outright Winner: Can Anyone Stop Celtic?

Scottish Premiership 2026-27 Odds

Ahead of the new season, the Scottish Premiership 2026-27 odds are live on-site here at BetVictor.

Having pipped Hearts to the title last term, Celtic are the 8/11 favourites to clinch a sixth successive crown next May. But can anyone stop the Bhoys on their quest for glory? Arch rivals Rangers and the Jambos are the most likely contenders, according to our traders.

Scottish Premiership Winner 2026-27
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Scottish Premiership Winner 2026/27
Scottish Premiership Winner 2026/27
Celtic 8/11
Rangers 5/4
Hearts 8/1
Hibernian 66/1
Aberdeen 100/1
Motherwell 250/1

Scottish Premiership 2026-27 Odds: Celtic Head The Outright Winner Market

The Scottish Premiership 2026-27 odds favour Celtic in the outright winner market. Martin O’Neill’s side have been priced at 8/11 to land a record-extending 57th title. They’ve already won the last five editions and it’ll take a herculean effort to deny O’Neill’s men once again.

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Rangers And Hearts Scottish Premiership Title Odds

Priced at 5/4, Rangers are the most likely contenders who could beat Celtic to the title. The Glaswegian rivals are no strangers to a battle and although the Bhoys are odds on for success, the Gers are considered as a genuine threat and not outsiders.

The same can be said of Hearts. The Jambos missed out on their first title since 1960 in agonising fashion on the last day of the season in 2025-26. Having lost star striker Lawrence Shankland and boss Derek McInnes to Rangers, they can be backed at 8/1.

Top Six Odds For The 2026-27 Scottish Premiership

Unsurprisingly, the Scottish Premiership top six odds strongly indicate the likes of Celtic, Rangers, Hearts, Hibs and Aberdeen will all achieve said berth. However, those looking for a stronger level of value can consider any one of Motherwell, Dundee United, Dundee, Falkirk, St Mirren, Kilmarnock and newly-promoted St Johnstone.

Scottish Premiership To Finish Bottom 2026-27
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Scottish Premiership To Finish Bottom 2026/27
Scottish Premiership To Finish Bottom 2026/27
Dundee 9/2
Falkirk 9/2
St Mirren 4/1
Kilmarnock 4/1
St Johnstone 4/1

Who Will Finish Bottom Of The 2026-27 Scottish Premiership?

Our Scottish Premiership relegation odds list St Mirren, Kilmarnock and St Johnstone as the 4/1 favourites to occupy 12th spot come the end of the season. The latters price is a simple reflection of their newly-promoted status.

As for the Buddies, they finished 11th in 2025-26 and another tough season could be in store. The same applies to Kilmarnock who laboured to a tenth-placed finish. Elsewhere, Dundee and Falkirk are also in the conversation with both being priced at 9/2.


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Any betting decisions should be made responsibly and there are no guarantees when it comes to match outcomes. All odds correct as of 11am on July 29, 2026 and are subject to change.

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