The 24/25 Scottish Premiership table makes for intriguing reading as the league takes it second international break of the season.
While Celtic’s unbeaten start has been impressive, Brendan Rodgers’ side were expected to be sitting near the top of the table at this stage in proceedings. However, few could have expected Aberdeen matching them stride for stride with a 100% record of their own, with Rangers languishing five points behind both in third.
At the opposite end of the table, who could have foreseen Hearts being rooted to the bottom of the league in early October, without a win and without a manager in the dugout? Elsewhere, Edinburgh neighbours Hibs are just two places above them, having won just one of their opening seven games.
But where will each team finish come the end of the campaign? Here is where every team is predicted to finish in the Scottish Premiership table come May*.
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9. 4th: Hibs
Despite winning just one of their opening seven games, Hibs are still predicted to have a positive season and finish in fourth. They have title odds of 750/1. | SNS Group Photo: Alan Harvey - SNS Group
10. 3rd: Aberdeen
They're currently matching Celtic stride for stride in the Scottish Premiership title race, winning all seven of their opening games and only sitting in second due to goal difference. Can they sustain the title charge? Not according to the bookies, who predict them to finish in third with title odds of 33/1. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
11. 2nd: Rangers
Rangers trail both Celtic and Aberdeen by five points, but are tipped to claw their way back into second place. They have title odds of 13/2. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
12. 1st: Celtic
Unsurprisingly, it is Celtic who are tipped to finish in first place and secure a fourth consecutive Scottish Premiership title. They've won all seven of their opening games and have conceded just one goal in the process. They have title odds of 1/16. | AFP via Getty Images Photo: SNS Group