S.C.S.L. Season 194

Season Summary

S.C.S.L. Season 194
Division 1 — Top 3
Dundee United — Celtic — Dundee
Division 2 — Top 3
Ross Co — Raith R — Dunfermline
Albion Cup Final
Celtic 1—0 Heart of Midlothian
Summer Cup Final
Ayr United 3—2 Livingston
Teams in Europe this season
Celtic, Rangers, St Mirren, Aberdeen, Dundee United
← Season 193 Season 195 →

Season 194 of the S.C.S.L. has kicked off as usual with an expanded Summer Cup, due to the increase of the qualifying teams from 32 to 40. The competition was won by Ayr United, who knocked Rangers out in the Second Round. Celtic fell to Aberdeen at the same stage, but the Dons lost out to Hibs in the Quarter-Finals. The finalists were, however, the less fancied sides Livingston and Ayr United, with the latter triumphing 3—2 to take the trophy.

In the 1st Division, the Dundee clubs topped the table after the first dozen matches. United in particular were in fine form and led the table by five points after 24 matches, with the Old Firm on equal points in second and third places and Dundee having fallen to fourth place. Partick Thistle, one of the promoted teams, were faring excellently in fifth place at this stage. Hibs, who were in bottom place for most of the first half of the season had improved to 13th place by this stage.

United were overtaken into first place by Celtic towards the end of the season, and it looked as though they would not unexpectedly take the title. However, a feisty Alloa side needing points to avoid relegation surprised the Celts with a 1—0 victory in the penultimate match of the season allowed United to go top again. The title was then clinched by the Taysiders with a 2—1 victory over the same Alloa side that had beaten Celtic. It is United's eighth title. Their local rivals Dundee F.C. took third place, pushing Rangers into fourth and Aberdeen only just held off Partick Thistle, who had a great first season back in the top flight, for fifth place. At the bottom, Morton looked like going down a while before the end of the season, and it was largely between Alloa, Ayr United and Arbroath as to who would go down with them. Alloa took crucial points that kept them up and in the end Arbroath went down on goal difference whilst Ayr narrowly survived.

Celtic won their 34th Albion Cup with a 1—0 victory over Hearts in the final.

Division 1

League Table

Pos TeamPWDLFAGDPT
1Dundee United (C)3423387751+2672
2Celtic (AC)3422488842+4670
3Dundee (p)3419966533+3266
4Rangers3419697043+2763
5Aberdeen34186106944+2560
6Partick Thistle (p)34177106945+2458
7Motherwell34158116144+1753
8St Mirren34157124748-152
9Livingston34121395857+149
10Heart of Midlothian34145155256-447
11Hibernian34118155758-141
12St Johnstone34118154356-1341
13Kilmarnock3499164464-2036
14Clyde3499163963-2436
15Alloa Athletic3487193368-3531
16Ayr United (SC)3476214069-2927
17Arbroath (R)3476213569-3427
18Greenock Morton (R)3459203471-3724

 Euro League Qualification
 Euro Cup Qualification
 Relegation to Second Division

(C) = League Champions; (CW) = Albion Cup winners; (SC) = Summer Cup winners; (R) = Relegated; (p) = Promoted last season.

Results

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Aberdeen0–12–15–10–25–11–13–32–14–10–30–25–11–30–22–25–01–1
Alloa Ath0–30–00–01–01–30–40–23–10–12–11–22–20–42–21–53–21–1
Arbroath1–44–01–33–32–12–21–21–01–10–21–30–10–31–20–30–20–0
Ayr Utd2–11–30–20–20–12–20–11–13–42–04–31–30–10–21–13–00–0
Celtic0–15–16–15–01–21–01–25–13–34–05–15–12–33–22–01–23–0
Clyde1–21–02–13–32–00–03–33–00–20–02–00–31–51–30–32–23–0
Dundee5–35–10–13–00–13–10–22–11–03–13–13–11–04–13–11–12–0
Dundee Utd1–32–14–13–12–43–24–23–16–04–32–10–25–31–03–42–04–0
Morton1–21–00–01–02–44–00–41–32–02–22–22–22–40–31–10–11–5
Hearts0–30–12–01–02–40–01–03–01–11–34–11–24–10–22–15–01–0
Hibernian1–24–24–00–13–44–12–32–21–01–13–03–11–20–21–01–11–2
Kilmarnock0–11–13–14–31–43–21–12–01–11–23–30–01–00–30–00–22–0
Livingston1–13–04–33–21–10–00–00–10–03–24–12–11–13–32–43–13–3
Motherwell2–30–21–04–20–00–01–10–14–03–20–35–01–12–03–32–21–1
Partick Th1–14–15–10–13–14–00–02–01–23–12–21–12–11–02–12–22–3
Rangers1–02–12–12–10–14–01–22–15–24–24–01–13–02–13–20–22–0
St Johnstone0–31–11–23–11–31–11–21–23–00–12–02–12–20–13–20–20–1
St Mirren1–01–01–24–11–21–00–22–32–02–11–12–13–21–04–33–11–2

Division 2

League Table

POS TeamPWDLFAGDPts
1Ross County (C,P)42315611256+5698
2Raith Rovers (P)4230669637+5996
3Dunfermline Athletic4226798546+3985
4Queen's Park42248108847+4180
5Stranraer42245138355+2877
6Stirling Albion42217146850+1870
7Hamilton Academical42208145945+1468
8Edinburgh City42189156562+363
9Falkirk421611156258+459
10Airdrieonians421511167675+156
11Cove Rangers42157206882-1452
12Dumbarton421311185858050
13Queen of the South421311185669-1350
14Cowdenbeath421213175763-649
15Stenhousemuir421213174765-1849
16Inverness Cal Th421211195068-1847
17East Fife42138214771-2447
18Elgin City42137225876-1846
19Montrose42118234679-3341
20Peterhead42125254985-3641
21Forfar Athletic42910234379-3637
22Annan Athletic (R)42611254289-4729

 Promotion to First Division
 Qualification to Promotion Play-off
 Relegation

(C) = Champions; (CW) = Albion Cup Winners; (P) = Promoted; (R) = Relegated; (p) = Promoted last season; (r) = Relegated last season.


Albion Cup

Celtic won their 34th Albion Cup with a 1—0 victory over Hearts in the final.

Albion Cup Bracket


Summer Cup

Ayr United won their first Summer Cup with a 3—2 won over Livingston in the final.

Summer Cup Bracket

* = Home tie

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