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The Scottish Premiership is the highest division of men's professional association football in Scotland. It was created in 2013 as the top level of the Scottish Professional Football League and uses a split format after the regular season, with teams divided into upper and lower groups for additional matches. The league includes the Old Firm rivalry between Celtic and Rangers, one of the defining fixtures in Scottish football.
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What is the Scottish Premiership?
The Scottish Premiership is the highest division of men's professional football in Scotland. It was created in 2013 as the top level of the Scottish Professional Football League.
How does the Scottish Premiership split work?
After the regular season, the teams are divided into an upper section and a lower section. They then play further matches within those groups, creating separate battles for European places, the title, and survival.
Which clubs play in the Scottish Premiership?
The competition includes major Scottish clubs such as Celtic and Rangers, along with other SPFL clubs. The exact lineup changes with promotion and relegation between seasons.
When was the Scottish Premiership created?
The Scottish Premiership began in 2013 when the Scottish Professional Football League was formed. It replaced the previous Scottish Premier League structure as Scotland's top professional division.
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