The Scottish Premier League was played for the sixth time in 2003/04 . It was also the 107th edition of the top soccer division within the Scottish Football League in which the Scottish champions were determined. In the 2003/04 season, 12 clubs competed against each other in a total of 38 matchdays. Each team played once at home and away against every other team in the first round. Then the league was divided into two halves, in which the teams played against each other again. In the event of a tie, the goal difference counted .
Celtic Glasgow won the Scottish Championship for the 39th time in the club's history. The Bhoys qualified as champions for the 2004/05 Champions League season . The runners-up, the Glasgow Rangers , also played in the Champions League thanks to Scotland's improved position in the UEFA five-year standings . The defeated cup finalists Dunfermline Athletic , as well as the third-placed Heart of Midlothian qualified for the UEFA Cup . Partick Thistle was relegated to the First Division at the end of the season . With 30 goals, Henrik Larsson of Celtic Glasgow was the top scorer.
1 round
table
Placement criteria: 1st points - 2nd goal difference - 3rd goals scored
2nd round
Championship play-offs
Relegation play-offs
statistics
List of goalscorers
If the number of goals is the same, the players are sorted alphabetically by last name.
Awards during the season
The championship team from Celtic Glasgow
(Players with at least one stake were taken into account; stakes and goals are given in brackets)
1.
Celtic Glasgow
Goal : Robert Douglas (16/0), Magnus Hedman (12/0), David Marshall (11/0)
Defense : Didier Agathe (27/5), Dianbobo Baldé (31/2), Michael Gray (7/0), Stephen Crainey (2/0), John Kennedy (12/1), Stephen McManus (5/0), Jackie McNamara (27/1), Johan Mjällby (13/0), Stanislav Varga (35/6), Joos Valgaeren (7/0)
Midfield : Paul Lambert (13/1), Neil Lennon (35/0), Aiden McGeady (4/1), Liam Miller (25/2), Stephen Pearson (17/3), Stilijan Petrow (35/6), Jamie Smith (11/0), Mohammed Sylla (14/0), Alan Thompson (26/11), Ross Wallace (8/1)
Attack : Craig Beattie (10/1), John Hartson (15/8), Henrik Larsson (37/30), Shaun Maloney (17/5), Chris Sutton (25/19)
Trainer : Martin O'Neill
Individual evidence
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Web links
Playing times of the highest Scottish football league
European Football Championships 2004
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