Scottish Premier League Football Teams

The following are the 12 football teams making up the Scottish Premier League for 2009-2010. They are presented here in order of their finishing place in the 2008-2009 season, with league champions Rangers first and newly promoted side St. Johnstone last. Listed for each team is their home stadium and city, and the domestic and European trophies they have won.

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Rangers

• Stadium: Ibrox, Glasgow
• Domestic titles: 52 league championships, 33 Scottish Cups, 25 League Cups
• European titles: 1 European Cup-Winners Cup (1972)

Celtic

• Stadium: Celtic Park, Glasgow
• Domestic titles: 42 league championships, 34 Scottish Cups, 14 League Cups
• European titles: 1 European Cup (1967)

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Heart of Midlothian

• Stadium: Tynecastle, Edinburgh
• Domestic titles: 4 league championships, 7 Scottish Cups, 4 League Cups

Aberdeen

• Stadium: Pittodrie, Aberdeen
• Domestic titles: 4 league championships, 7 Scottish Cups, 5 League Cups
• European titles: 1 European Cup-Winners Cup and 1 European Super Cup (both 1983)

Dundee United

• Stadium: Tannadice, Dundee
• Domestic titles: 1 league championship, 1 Scottish Cup, 2 League Cups

Hibernian

• Stadium: Easter Road, Edinburgh
• Domestic titles: 4 league championships, 2 Scottish Cups, 3 League Cups

Motherwell

• Stadium: Fir Park, Motherwell
• Domestic titles: 1 league championship, 2 Scottish Cups, 1 League Cup

Kilmarnock

• Stadium: Rugby Park, Kilmarnock
• Domestic titles: 1 league championship, 3 Scottish Cups

Hamilton

• Stadium: New Douglas Park, Hamilton
• Domestic titles: None (Scottish Cup runners-up twice)

Falkirk

• Stadium: Falkirk Stadium, Falkirk
• Domestic titles: 2 Scottish Cups

St. Mirren

• Stadium: St. Mirren Park, Paisley
• Domestic titles: 3 Scottish Cups

St. Johnstone

• Stadium: McDiarmid Park, Perth
• Domestic titles: None (League Cup runners-up twice)