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Home team - Away team
1
×
2
Betimate
Correct score
Avg. goals
Odds
Weather conditions
Score
Stirling Edinburgh City
17
28
55
2
0 - 1
2.06
1.82
5 - 0
Annan Athletic Kelty Hearts
19
20
61
2
1 - 2
3.34
1.64
1 - 2
Cowdenbeath Albion
36
32
32
1
1 - 0
1.94
2.78
0 - 1
Forfar Stenhousemuir
48
25
27
1
2 - 1
2.74
2.08
0 - 0
Stranraer Elgin
43
30
27
1
1 - 0
2.03
2.33
2 - 0
Home team - Away team
Under
Over
Betimate
Avg. goals
Odds
Score
Stirling Edinburgh City
66.07
33.93
Under
2.06
1.32
5 - 0
Annan Athletic Kelty Hearts
35.33
64.67
Over
3.34
1.29
1 - 2
Cowdenbeath Albion
69.48
30.52
Under
1.94
1.38
0 - 1
Forfar Stenhousemuir
48.36
51.64
Over
2.74
1.03
0 - 0
Stranraer Elgin
66.79
33.21
Under
2.03
1.33
2 - 0
Home team - Away team
No
Yes
Betimate
Correct score
Avg. goals
Odds
Score
Stirling Edinburgh City
64
36
No
0 - 1
2.06
2.27
5 - 0
Annan Athletic Kelty Hearts
40
60
Yes
1 - 2
3.34
2.2
1 - 2
Cowdenbeath Albion
62
38
No
1 - 0
1.94
2.23
0 - 1
Forfar Stenhousemuir
46
54
Yes
2 - 1
2.74
2.08
0 - 0
Stranraer Elgin
60
40
No
1 - 0
2.03
2.2
2 - 0
Home team - Away team
Probability in%
Betimate
Correct score
Avg. goals
Odds
Score
Stirling Edinburgh City
55%
Away
-1
0 - 1
2.06
1.1
5 - 0
Annan Athletic Kelty Hearts
61%
Away
-1
1 - 2
3.34
1.21
1 - 2
Cowdenbeath Albion
64%
Away
0
1 - 0
1.94
1.27
0 - 1
Forfar Stenhousemuir
52%
Away
0
2 - 1
2.74
1.04
0 - 0
Stranraer Elgin
57%
Away
0
1 - 0
2.03
1.13
2 - 0
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Home team - Away team
1
×
2
Betimate
Correct score
Avg. goals
Odds
Weather conditions
Score
Kelty Hearts Forfar
59
25
16
1
1 - 0
2.33
1.69
1 - 1
Stenhousemuir Stranraer
25
23
52
2
1 - 2
3.2
1.92
1 - 3
Albion Stirling
19
30
51
2
0 - 1
1.83
1.96
1 - 1
Elgin Cowdenbeath
53
33
14
1
1 - 0
1.59
1.89
1 - 4
Home team - Away team
Under
Over
Betimate
Avg. goals
Odds
Score
Kelty Hearts Forfar
58.93
41.07
Under
2.33
1.17
1 - 1
Stenhousemuir Stranraer
38.06
61.94
Over
3.2
1.23
1 - 3
Albion Stirling
72.39
27.61
Under
1.83
1.44
1 - 1
Elgin Cowdenbeath
78.64
21.36
Under
1.59
1.57
1 - 4
Home team - Away team
No
Yes
Betimate
Correct score
Avg. goals
Odds
Score
Kelty Hearts Forfar
60
40
No
1 - 0
2.33
2.19
1 - 1
Stenhousemuir Stranraer
39
61
Yes
1 - 2
3.2
2.22
1 - 3
Albion Stirling
68
32
No
0 - 1
1.83
2.35
1 - 1
Elgin Cowdenbeath
76
24
No
1 - 0
1.59
2.51
1 - 4
Home team - Away team
Probability in%
Betimate
Correct score
Avg. goals
Odds
Score
Kelty Hearts Forfar
59%
Home
0
1 - 0
2.33
1.18
1 - 1
Stenhousemuir Stranraer
53%
Away
-1
1 - 2
3.2
1.05
1 - 3
Albion Stirling
51%
Away
-1
0 - 1
1.83
1.01
1 - 1
Elgin Cowdenbeath
53%
Home
0
1 - 0
1.59
1.06
1 - 4

Scottish League Two

The Scotland League Two Predictions are what football fans across the country care about. Although this is a small league, there is a lot to figure out that will be mentioned in this article and on our website. Read on for more useful information!

The Scottish Football League (SFL) was a football league mostly comprised of professional and semi-professional teams from Scotland. The Scottish Football League (SFL) was Scotland's highest level of football from its establishment in 1890 until the creation of the breakaway Scottish Premier League (SPL) in 1998.

 

Since 1998, the SFL has represented tiers 2–4 of the Scottish football league system. The Scottish Professional Football League was formed in June 2013 when the SFL and SPL combined to create the Scottish Professional Football League. From the 1985–86 season, the SFL was partnered with a title sponsor. As the league's sponsor varied over the years, it was known as the Fine Fare League, the B&Q League, the Bell's Scottish Football League, and eventually the Irn-Bru Scottish Football League. The Scottish League Cup and the Scottish Challenge Cup were both knockout cup competitions run by the SFL. 

Scottish League Two

History

The Scottish Football Association was founded in 1873, which marked the beginning of organized football in Scotland (SFA). Clubs will play friendly tournaments, Scottish Cup ties, and local cup (e.g., Glasgow Cup or East of Scotland Shield) ties for the next 15 years or so. 

 

The Football League was established in 1888 with clubs from the North West and Midlands of England. This was achieved in reaction to the professionalization of football in England in 1885 when a steady diet of league fixtures replaced the haphazard arrangement of friendlies.

 

Many Scottish stars, dubbed "Scotch Professors," transferred to English league clubs to take advantage of the comparatively high wages on offer. This inspired Scottish clubs to consider establishing their own competition. Renton's secretary wrote to thirteen other clubs in March 1890, asking them to meet to discuss the formation of a league. Except for Queen's Park and Clyde, both of the clubs declined the invitation.

 

Queen's Park, Scotland's oldest organized club and a major player in the history of football, is opposed to the league because it would lead to professionalism and the abolition of several smaller clubs. Six of the league's founding members would quit the league before 1900, confirming these fears. 

The divisions

The league was so successful that a second division was created in 1893 with the addition of a number of clubs formerly in the Scottish Football Alliance. The promotion was originally determined by a vote of clubs; automatic promotion did not occur until 1922.

 

Division Two, but not Division One, was discontinued at the outbreak of World War I and did not resume until 1921 when the Central Football League was absorbed as a single division with automatic promotion.

 

The League voted to add a third tier in 1923. The Western League served as its backbone but the current structure survived just three years before collapsing due to financial losses. The League reverted to two tiers from 1926 to 1946, with several third-tier teams entering the Scottish Football Alliance.

 

After several decades, the league was reorganized, into four divisions of ten teams, with Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Ross County chosen to round out the league. Simultaneously, the SFL implemented a three-point scheme for victory. The Premier Division teams separated from the league in 1998 to create the Scottish Premier League (SPL). The remaining ten club leagues maintained their titles, and the Premier Division was not reconstituted, retaining the First, Second, and Third Divisions. The SPL was to be expanded to 12 clubs in 2000 as part of the deal.

 

Since 2005, the SFL has decided on a promotion and relegation spot in each division based on playoffs between four clubs. The playoffs were held between the ninth (second lowest) club in the higher division and the second, third, and fourth clubs in the lower division. As a result, rather than the teams directly above them in the table, it was necessary for a team finishing fourth in the Second Division or Third Division to be promoted. It was also possible for the ninth-placed club to stay in the higher tier.

 

A self-conducted analysis in March 2007 discovered that the league was three times more costly to run than comparable leagues in England, with a study claiming that the league system was "outdated." According to the survey, the Football Conference has four staff who oversee 68 clubs, while the SFL has 14 workers who oversee leagues with just 30 clubs.

Competitions

The Scottish Football League held two knockout cup competitions: the Scottish League Cup and the Scottish Challenge Cup. The League Cup was created in 1946 to replace the wartime Southern League Cup. The League Cup was only applicable to Scottish Football League teams, as opposed to the Scottish Cup, which was organized by the Scottish Football Association. Since the top-flight teams break up in 1998, Scottish Premier League clubs continued to play in the League Cup. The competition winner was qualified to play in the UEFA Cup until the mid-1990s when it was withdrawn due to a lack of European places.

 

To commemorate the League's centennial, the Scottish Challenge Cup was founded in 1990. The Challenge Cup was only available to Scottish Football League teams that did not play in the top tier of the Scottish football league system. Since 2011, two Highland Football League clubs have been eligible to compete in the Challenge Cup each year, with a total of 32 clubs. The Scottish Professional Football League continued to run the League Cup and the Challenge Cup.

Competitors

All the teams

 

Clubs

First season

Last season

Last title

Abercorn

1890–91

1914–15

—

Aberdeen

1904–05

1997–98

1984–85

Airdrieonians (1878)

1894–95

2001–02

—

Airdrieonians (2002)

2002–03

2012–13

—

Albion Rovers

1903–04

2012–13

—

Alloa Athletic

1921–22

2012–13

—

Annan Athletic

2008–09

2012–13

—

Arbroath

1921–22

2012–13

—

Armadale

1921–22

1931–32

—

Arthurlie

1901–02

1928–29

—

Ayr

1897–98

1909–10

—

Ayr Parkhouse

1902–03

1909–10

—

Ayr United

1910–11

2012–13

—

Bathgate

1921–22

1928–29

—

Beith

1923–24

1925–26

—

Berwick Rangers

1951–52

2012–13

—

Bo'ness

1921–22

1931–32

—

Brechin City

1923–24

2012–13

—

Broxburn United

1921–22

1925–26

—

Cambuslang

1890–91

1891–92

—

Celtic

1890–91

1997–98

2019–20

Clackmannan

1921–22

1925–26

—

Clyde

1891–92

2012–13

—

Clydebank (1914)

1914–15

1930–31

—

Clydebank (1965)

1965–66

2001–02

—

Cowdenbeath

1905–06

2012–13

—

Cowlairs

1890–91

1894–95

—

Dumbarton

1890–91

2012–13

1891–92

Dumbarton Harp

1923–24

1924–25

—

Dundee

1893–94

2011–12

1961–62

Dundee United

1910–11

1997–98

1982–83

Dundee Wanderers

1894–95

1894–95

—

Dunfermline Athletic

1912–13

2012–13

—

Dykehead

1923–24

1925–26

—

East Fife

1921–22

2012–13

—

East Stirlingshire

1900–01

2012–13

—

Edinburgh City (1928)

1931–32

1948–49

—

Elgin City

2000–01

2012–13

—

Falkirk

1902–03

2012–13

—

Forfar Athletic

1921–22

2012–13

—

Galston

1923–24

1925–26

—

Greenock Morton

1893–94

2012–13

—

Gretna

2002–03

2006–07

—

Hamilton Academical

1897–98

2012–13

—

Heart of Midlothian

1890–91

1997–98

1959–60

Helensburgh

1923–24

1925–26

—

Hibernian

1893–94

1998–99

1951–52

Inverness Caledonian Thistle

1994–95

2009–10

—

Johnstone

1912–13

1925–26

—

Kilmarnock

1895–96

1997–98

1964–65

King's Park

1921–22

1938–39

—

Leith Athletic

1891–92

1952–53

—

Linthouse

1895–96

1899–1900

—

Livingston

1995–96

2012–13

—

Lochgelly United

1914–15

1925–26

—

Meadowbank Thistle

1974–75

1994–95

—

Mid-Annandale

1923–24

1925–26

—

Montrose

1923–24

2012–13

—

Motherwell

1893–94

1997–98

1931–32

Nithsdale Wanderers

1923–24

1926–27

—

Northern

1893–94

1893–94

—

Partick Thistle

1893–94

2012–13

—

Peebles Rovers

1923–24

1925–26

—

Peterhead

2000–01

2012–13

—

Port Glasgow Athletic

1893–94

1910–11

—

Queen of the South

1923–24

2012–13

—

Queen's Park

1900–01

2012–13

—

Raith Rovers

1902–03

2012–13

—

Rangers

1890–91

2012–13

2010–11

Renton

1890–91

1897–98

—

Ross County

1994–95

2011–12

—

Royal Albert

1923–24

1925–26

—

St Bernard's

1893–94

1938–39

—

St Johnstone

1897–98

2008–09

—

St Mirren

1890–91

2005–06

—

Solway Star

1923–24

1925–26

—

Stenhousemuir

1921–22

2012–13

—

Stirling Albion

1946–47

2012–13

—

Stranraer

1949–50

2012–13

—

Third Lanark

1890–91

1966–67

1903–04

Thistle

1893–94

1893–94

—

Vale of Leven

1890–91

1925–26

—

Peterhead

 

No.

Season

1st tier

2nd tier

3rd tier

4th tier

1.

1890–91

Dumbarton (share)

Rangers (share)

—

—

—

2.

1891–92

Dumbarton

3.

1892–93

Celtic

4.

1893–94

Celtic

Hibernian

5.

1894–95

Heart of Midlothian

Hibernian

6.

1895–96

Celtic

Abercorn

7.

1896–97

Heart of Midlothian

Partick Thistle

8.

1897–98

Celtic

Kilmarnock

9.

1898–99

Rangers

Kilmarnock

10.

1899–1900

Rangers

Partick Thistle

11.

1900–01

Rangers

St Bernard's

12.

1901–02

Rangers

Port Glasgow Athletic

13.

1902–03

Hibernian

Airdrieonians

14.

1903–04

Third Lanark

Hamilton Academical

15.

1904–05

Celtic

Clyde

16.

1905–06

Celtic

Leith Athletic

17.

1906–07

Celtic

St Bernard's

18.

1907–08

Celtic

Raith Rovers

19.

1908–09

Celtic

Abercorn

20.

1909–10

Celtic

Leith Athletic (share)

Raith Rovers (share)

21.

1910–11

Rangers

Dumbarton

22.

1911–12

Rangers

Ayr United

23.

1912–13

Rangers

Ayr United

24.

1913–14

Celtic

Cowdenbeath

25.

1914–15

Celtic

Cowdenbeath

26.

1915–16

Celtic

—

27.

1916–17

Celtic

28.

1917–18

Rangers

29.

1918–19

Celtic

30.

1919–20

Rangers

31.

1920–21

Rangers

32.

1921–22

Celtic

Alloa Athletic

33.

1922–23

Rangers

Queen's Park

34.

1923–24

Rangers

St Johnstone

Arthurlie

35.

1924–25

Rangers

Dundee United

Nithsdale Wanderers

36.

1925–26

Celtic

Dunfermline Athletic

Not awarded

37.

1926–27

Rangers

Bo'ness United

—

38.

1927–28

Rangers

Ayr United

39.

1928–29

Rangers

Dundee United

40.

1929–30

Rangers

Leith Athletic

41.

1930–31

Rangers

Third Lanark

42.

1931–32

Motherwell

East Stirlingshire

43.

1932–33

Rangers

Hibernian

44.

1933–34

Rangers

Albion Rovers

45.

1934–35

Rangers

Third Lanark

46.

1935–36

Celtic

Falkirk

47.

1936–37

Rangers

Ayr United

48.

1937–38

Celtic

Raith Rovers

49.

1938–39

Rangers

Cowdenbeath

50.

1939–40

League abandoned after five matches due to the commencement of World War II.

—

1940–46

League suspended due to World War II.

51.

1946–47

Rangers

Dundee

Stirling Albion

—

52.

1947–48

Hibernian

East Fife

East Stirlingshire

53.

1948–49

Rangers

Raith Rovers

Forfar Athletic

54.

1949–50

Rangers

Morton

Hibernian A

Clyde A

55.

1950–51

Hibernian

Queen of the South

Heart of Midlothian A

Clyde A

56.

1951–52

Hibernian

Clyde

Dundee A

Rangers A

57.

1952–53

Rangers

Stirling Albion

Aberdeen A

Rangers A

58.

1953–54

Celtic

Motherwell

Brechin City

Rangers A

59.

1954–55

Aberdeen

Airdrieonians

Aberdeen A

Partick Thistle A

60.

1955–56

Rangers

Queen's Park

—

61.

1956–57

Rangers

Clyde

62.

1957–58

Heart of Midlothian

Stirling Albion

63.

1958–59

Rangers

Ayr United

64.

1959–60

Heart of Midlothian

St Johnstone

65.

1960–61

Rangers

Stirling Albion

66.

1961–62

Dundee

Clyde

67.

1962–63

Rangers

St Johnstone

68.

1963–64

Rangers

Morton

69.

1964–65

Kilmarnock

Stirling Albion

70.

1965–66

Celtic

Ayr United

71.

1966–67

Celtic

Morton

72.

1967–68

Celtic

St Mirren

73.

1968–69

Celtic

Motherwell

74.

1969–70

Celtic

Falkirk

75.

1970–71

Celtic

Partick Thistle

76.

1971–72

Celtic

Dumbarton

77.

1972–73

Celtic

Clyde

78.

1973–74

Celtic

Airdrieonians

79.

1974–75

Rangers

Falkirk

80.

1975–76

Rangers

Partick Thistle

Clydebank

81.

1976–77

Celtic

St Mirren

Stirling Albion

82.

1977–78

Rangers

Morton

Clyde

83.

1978–79

Celtic

Dundee

Berwick Rangers

84.

1979–80

Aberdeen

Heart of Midlothian

Falkirk

85.

1980–81

Celtic

Hibernian

Queen's Park

86.

1981–82

Celtic

Motherwell

Clyde

87.

1982–83

Dundee United

St Johnstone

Brechin City

88.

1983–84

Aberdeen

Morton

Forfar Athletic

89.

1984–85

Aberdeen

Motherwell

Montrose

90.

1985–86

Celtic

Hamilton Academical

Dunfermline Athletic

91.

1986–87

Rangers

Morton

Meadowbank Thistle

92.

1987–88

Celtic

Hamilton Academical

Ayr United

93.

1988–89

Rangers

Dunfermline Athletic

Albion Rovers

94.

1989–90

Rangers

St Johnstone

Brechin City

95.

1990–91

Rangers

Falkirk

Stirling Albion

96.

1991–92

Rangers

Dundee

Dumbarton

97.

1992–93

Rangers

Raith Rovers

Clyde

98.

1993–94

Rangers

Falkirk

Stranraer

99.

1994–95

Rangers

Raith Rovers

Morton

Forfar Athletic

100.

1995–96

Rangers

Dunfermline Athletic

Stirling Albion

Livingston

101.

1996–97

Rangers

St Johnstone

Ayr United

Inverness Caledonian Thistle

102.

1997–98

Celtic

Dundee

Stranraer

Alloa Athletic

103.

1998–99

—

Hibernian

Livingston

Ross County

104.

1999–2000

St Mirren

Clyde

Queen's Park

105.

2000–01

Livingston

Partick Thistle

Hamilton Academical

106.

2001–02

Partick Thistle

Queen of the South

Brechin City

107.

2002–03

Falkirk

Raith Rovers

Morton

108.

2003–04

Inverness Caledonian Thistle

Airdrie United

Stranraer

109.

2004–05

Falkirk

Brechin City

Gretna

110.

2005–06

St. Mirren

Gretna

Cowdenbeath

111.

2006–07

Gretna

Morton

Berwick Rangers

112.

2007–08

Hamilton Academical

Ross County

East Fife

113.

2008–09

St Johnstone

Raith Rovers

Dumbarton

114.

2009–10

Inverness Caledonian Thistle

Stirling Albion

Livingston

115.

2010–11

Dunfermline Athletic

Livingston

Arbroath

116.

2011–12

Ross County

Cowdenbeath

Alloa Athletic

117.

2012–13

Partick Thistle

Queen of the South

Rangers

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Sources

www.fchd.info

Londonhearts.com 

sport.scotsman.com

www.dafc.co.uk

BBC Sport

www.scottishfootballleague.com