League Tables

Championship (Scotland)

Partick lead on 31 points, 5 ahead of Stenhousemuir. The model's chances of finishing first in the regular season: Partick 50.7%, Dunfermline 21.3% and Livingston 13.9%, from 10,000 simulations of the 107 matches left. The table as it stands, and where the model expects it to finish. Across all 34 settled predictions in this competition, it has called 44% of results. Projections are final positions, not qualification or relegation. How the model works. Upcoming predictions →

  1. Partick — 31 points from 15 played (9 won, 4 drawn, 2 lost), 21 scored, 9 conceded, goal difference +12. Form, oldest first: D W L W W.
  2. Stenhousemuir — 26 points from 15 played (8 won, 2 drawn, 5 lost), 18 scored, 16 conceded, goal difference +2. Form, oldest first: L L L L W.
  3. Raith Rovers — 25 points from 15 played (7 won, 4 drawn, 4 lost), 21 scored, 12 conceded, goal difference +9. Form, oldest first: D L W D L.
  4. Dunfermline — 25 points from 14 played (6 won, 7 drawn, 1 lost), 15 scored, 7 conceded, goal difference +8. Form, oldest first: D W W W D.
  5. Livingston — 24 points from 15 played (7 won, 3 drawn, 5 lost), 21 scored, 12 conceded, goal difference +9. Form, oldest first: D W W D W.
  6. Inverness CT — 20 points from 15 played (5 won, 5 drawn, 5 lost), 20 scored, 20 conceded, goal difference 0. Form, oldest first: W W L D L.
  7. Ayr Utd — 18 points from 14 played (5 won, 3 drawn, 6 lost), 17 scored, 19 conceded, goal difference -2. Form, oldest first: D L W L W.
  8. Arbroath — 14 points from 14 played (4 won, 2 drawn, 8 lost), 11 scored, 23 conceded, goal difference -12. Form, oldest first: L L L L W.
  9. Morton — 13 points from 14 played (4 won, 1 drawn, 9 lost), 16 scored, 25 conceded, goal difference -9. Form, oldest first: W W W W L.
  10. Queen's Park — 7 points from 15 played (2 won, 1 drawn, 12 lost), 8 scored, 25 conceded, goal difference -17. Form, oldest first: L L L L L.

What moved

Measured against 2026-11-14, the last update whose numbers changed — not against the last time the page was built, because an unchanged projection is carried forward rather than restamped. 10 clubs moved in all; the rest are in the projection below.

  • Ayr Utd — chance of finishing top up 0.2, to 0.2%; bottom-three risk down 15.7, to 40.7%.
  • Raith Rovers — chance of finishing top down 8.7, to 8.8%; bottom-three risk up 0.8, to 1.4%.
  • Morton — chance of finishing top down 0.1, to 0%; bottom-three risk up 7.3, to 74.9%.
  • Partick — chance of finishing top up 5.9, to 50.7%.
  • Queen's Park — bottom-three risk up 4, to 98.6%.

Season projection

Every one of the 107 matches this phase has left, played out 10,000 times by the same model that makes our match predictions — but rating each side on its whole season rather than its last six games, since one hot run should not decide a title race. The figures are final positions, not qualification or relegation: those depend on each country's rules and playoffs. A statistical estimate, not betting advice. These figures cover the regular season only. The regular season is not the end of the competition: Semi-finals, Final follow it, and no projection here covers them. Movement is measured against 2026-11-14, the last update whose numbers changed.

  1. Partick — projected to finish on 68.7 points, from 31 after 15 played. Finishes top of the regular season 50.7% (up 5.9), finishes top four 95.5%, bottom two 0%.
  2. Dunfermline — projected to finish on 63.2 points, from 25 after 14 played. Finishes top of the regular season 21.3% (up 0.1), finishes top four 82.5%, bottom two 0%.
  3. Livingston — projected to finish on 61.1 points, from 24 after 15 played. Finishes top of the regular season 13.9% (up 2.5), finishes top four 75.9%, bottom two 0%.
  4. Raith Rovers — projected to finish on 58.6 points, from 25 after 15 played. Finishes top of the regular season 8.8% (down 8.7), finishes top four 64.6%, bottom two 0.2%.
  5. Stenhousemuir — projected to finish on 55.7 points, from 26 after 15 played. Finishes top of the regular season 4% (up 1.7), finishes top four 44.9%, bottom two 0.6%.
  6. Inverness CT — projected to finish on 52.1 points, from 20 after 15 played. Finishes top of the regular season 1.2% (down 1.6), finishes top four 27.8%, bottom two 2.1%.
  7. Ayr Utd — projected to finish on 43.1 points, from 18 after 14 played. Finishes top of the regular season 0.2% (up 0.2), finishes top four 6.1%, bottom two 17.4%.
  8. Arbroath — projected to finish on 37.6 points, from 14 after 14 played. Finishes top of the regular season 0%, finishes top four 1.3%, bottom two 39.3%.
  9. Morton — projected to finish on 36.5 points, from 13 after 14 played. Finishes top of the regular season 0% (down 0.1), finishes top four 1.4%, bottom two 46.5%.
  10. Queen's Park — projected to finish on 24.5 points, from 7 after 15 played. Finishes top of the regular season 0%, finishes top four 0%, bottom two 93.8%.

Championship (Scotland): how many points for the top four?

Chance by final points total · 15 November 2026

55 points has been enough in half of the simulations, 59 in nine out of ten.

Final positions, not qualification: that depends on the competition's rules.

fulltimestats.comBased on 10,000 simulations · 15 November 2026

Championship (Scotland): how many points to stay up?

Chance by final points total · 15 November 2026

33 points has been enough in half of the simulations, 39 in nine out of ten.

The bottom two are in the relegation zone.

fulltimestats.comBased on 10,000 simulations · 15 November 2026

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