The Scottish Premiership has kicked off with a bang, featuring six matches, 18 goals, and plenty of drama. Here's a breakdown of what we've learned about each team so far.
Aberdeen showed their resilience in a dramatic win over Hearts, a result that contradicts the 'softness' accusations they've faced in recent years. Celtic, on the other hand, struggled to find their rhythm despite their 1-0 win over Dundee, highlighting the need to find the right formation to utilize their new signings, Camilo Duran and Kasper Hogh. Dundee United have transformed their style of play, embracing a more possession-based approach under Jim Goodwin, while Dundee, despite their loss to Celtic, demonstrated competitiveness and potential for improvement. Falkirk are dealing with the challenges of 'second season syndrome' after a successful previous year, and Hearts are looking to bounce back from a tough start under Wouter Vrancken.
Hibernian's inconsistency continues, and Kilmarnock are in dire need of defensive reinforcements. Motherwell have maintained their exciting brand of football despite personnel changes, and Rangers are urgently seeking creative wingers to support their strike force. Meanwhile, St Johnstone and St Mirren have defied early predictions with impressive performances, each securing significant wins in their opening matches.