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** Manager: Kenny Miller (interim)

** Manager: Derek McInnes

* '''Kilmarnock'''
** Founded: 1869
** Nicknames: Killie
** Stadium: Rugby Park, Kilmarnock (capacity: 17,889)
** Last Season in the Premiership: 2020/21
** Currently: In the Championship
** Manager: Derek McInnes
** One of the oldest clubs in the world, Kilmarnock are entwined with the history of Scottish football having played in the first ever Scottish Cup match. Despite their age Killie, playing in blue and white stripes, have only found limited success in terms of trophies. They won the League in 1965 and have won the Scottish Cup three times. Their only League Cup victory came in 2012, when they beat Celtic in the final. In 2018-19, they exceeded expectations to finish third in the league and qualify for Europe. However, manager Steve Clarke then left to become Scotland manager and their fortunes quickly faded, and just two seasons later, they were relegated for the first time in just under 30 years, losing the play-off final to Dundee.

** Manager: Shaun Maloney

** Manager: Martin Rennie

** Manager: Jamie Langfield (caretaker)

** Manager: vacant

** Manager: Barry Robson (interim)

** Manager: Jim Goodwin

** Manager: vacant

** Manager: James [=McPake=]

** Manager: vacant

** Manager: Stephen Glass

** Manager: vacant

** The joint biggest and most successful club in Scotland (and officially in all of world football), Rangers have claimed 55 League Championships, 33 Scottish Cups, 27 League Cups, the 1972 Cup Winners Cup, [[MyFriendsAndZoidberg the 2013 Third Division, 2014 League One and 2016 Championship titles]] to their name. The club fell into major financial difficulties in 2011, following the mismanagement of owners David Murray and Craig Whyte, went through administration and liquidation events in summer 2012, resulting in them being thrown out of the league and re-entering the Third (bottom) Division (now known as Scottish League Two). Ibrox Stadium, along with all the clubs assets and history were acquired by a new company - this has caused some contention as Rangers supporters maintain the club's history remains intact whereas just about everyone else sees them as a new club which started in 2012. The football authorities both in Scotland and UEFA consider the club's history to remain unbroken. [[HesBack Finally won back promotion in the 2015/16 season]]. Liverpool F.C. icon Steven Gerrard became manager for the 2018/19 season after having been a coach in Liverpool's youth setup; his first and second seasons in charge saw Rangers finish second to Celtic, but a mile ahead of everyone else. Finally, in the 2020-21 season, they won the league for the first time in ten years, leading pretty much from the off and denying rivals Celtic a record tenth title in a row. The official club colours are royal blue, white and red, with a blue shirt and white shorts at home.

** Manager: David Gray (caretaker)

** Manager: Tommy Wright

** Manager: Danny Grainger (caretaker)

** Manager: vacant

** Manager: Jack Ross

** Manager: Paul Sheerin

[[caption-width-right:350:A one-horse race. The real two-horse race is for second.]]

** Manager: vacant

** Manager: vacant

** The joint biggest and most successful club in Scotland (and officially in all of world football), Rangers have claimed 55 League Championships, 33 Scottish Cups, 27 League Cups, the 1972 Cup Winners Cup, [[MyFriendsAndZoidberg the 2013 Third Division, 2014 League One and 2016 Championship titles]] to their name. The club fell into major financial difficulties in 2011, following the mismanagement of owners David Murray and Craig Whyte, went through administration and liquidation events in summer 2012, resulting in them being thrown out of the league and re-entering the Third (bottom) Division (now known as Scottish League Two). Ibrox Stadium, along with all the clubs assets and history were acquired by a new company - this has caused some contention as Rangers supporters maintain the club's history remains intact whereas just about everyone else sees them as a new club which started in 2012. The football authorities both in Scotland and UEFA consider the club's history to remain unbroken]]. [[HesBack Finally won back promotion in the 2015/16 season. Liverpool F.C. icon Steven Gerrard became manager for the 2018/19 season after having been a coach in Liverpool's youth setup; his first and second seasons in charge saw Rangers finish second to Celtic, but a mile ahead of everyone else. Finally, in the 2020-21 season, they won the league for the first time in ten years, leading pretty much from the off and denying rivals Celtic a record tenth title in a row. The official club colours are royal blue, white and red, with a blue shirt and white shorts at home.

** Manager: Steven Gerrard
** The joint biggest and most successful club in Scotland (and officially in all of world football), Rangers have claimed 55 League Championships, 33 Scottish Cups, 27 League Cups, the 1972 Cup Winners Cup, [[MyFriendsAndZoidberg the 2013 Third Division, 2014 League One and 2016 Championship titles]] to their name. The club fell into major financial difficulties in 2011, following the mismanagement of owners David Murray and Craig Whyte, went through administration and liquidation events in summer 2012, resulting in them being thrown out of the league and re-entering the Third (bottom) Division (now known as Scottish League Two). Ibrox Stadium, along with all the clubs assets and history were acquired by a new company - this has caused some contention as Rangers supporters maintain the club's history remains intact whereas just about everyone else sees them as a new club which started in 2012. The football authorities both in Scotland and UEFA consider the club's history to remain unbroken]]. [[HesBack Finally won back promotion in the 2015/16 season. Now managed by Liverpool F.C. icon Steven Gerrard, who became manager for the 2018/19 season after having been a coach in Liverpool's youth setup. His first and second seasons in charge saw Rangers finish second to Celtic, but a mile ahead of everyone else. Finally, in the 2020-21 season, they won the league for the first time in ten years, leading pretty much from the off and denying rivals Celtic a record tenth title in a row. The official club colours are royal blue, white and red, with a blue shirt and white shorts at home.

** The joint biggest and most successful club in Scotland (and officially in all of world football), Rangers have claimed 55 League Championships, 33 Scottish Cups, 27 League Cups, the 1972 Cup Winners Cup, [[MyFriendsAndZoidberg the 2013 Third Division, 2014 League One and 2016 Championship titles]] to their name. The club fell into major financial difficulties in 2011, following the mismanagement of owners David Murray and Craig Whyte, went through administration and liquidation events in summer 2012, resulting in them being thrown out of the league and re-entering the Third (bottom) Division (now known as Scottish League Two). Ibrox Stadium, along with all the clubs assets and history were acquired by a new company - this has caused some contention as Rangers supporters maintain the club's history remains intact whereas just about everyone else sees them as a new club which started in 2012. [[Administrivia/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment The football authorities both in Scotland and UEFA consider the club's history to remain unbroken]]. [[HesBack Finally won back promotion in the 2015/16 season]]. Now managed by Liverpool F.C. icon Steven Gerrard, who became manager for the 2018/19 season after having been a coach in Liverpool's youth setup. His first and second seasons in charge saw Rangers finish second to Celtic, but a mile ahead of everyone else. Finally, in the 2020-21 season, they won the league for the first time in ten years, leading pretty much from the off and denying rivals Celtic a record tenth title in a row. The official club colours are royal blue, white and red, with a blue shirt and white shorts at home.

** Manager: Peter Grant

** Manager: vacant

** Manager: Brian Rice

** Currently: In League One