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Rangers will be determined to prove the prediction wrong after two Old Firm victories last month heaped pressure on Martin O'Neill

A supercomputer simulation by Tipman Tips has predicted Celtic will win the SPFL Premiership title by 11 points, despite recent unrest and back-to-back Old Firm losses to Rangers. Running 200,000 simulations, the model gave Martin O'Neill's side an 80.7% chance of finishing first with 86 points, while Derek McInnes's Rangers side is projected to finish second on 75 points.
The study concluded Rangers will fall short due to a lack of goals, although injured Rangers striker Lawrence Shankland is tipped to finish as the league's top scorer. Meanwhile, Hearts are predicted to finish third, Kilmarnock are projected to be relegated in last place, and Falkirk are forecast to land in the relegation play-off spot.
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