1947-48_in_Scottish_football

1947–48 in Scottish football
1947–48 in Scottish football
Division A champions
	Hibernian
Division B champions
	East Fife
Division C champions
	East Stirlingshire
Scottish Cup winners
	Rangers
Scottish League Cup winners
	East Fife
Division C Supplementary League (A) winners
	Forfar Athletic
Division C Supplementary League (B) winners
	East Fife 'A'
Junior Cup winners
	Bo'ness United
Scotland national team
	1948 BHC

1947–48 in Scottish football

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The 1947–48 season was the 75th season of competitive football in Scotland and the 51st season of the Scottish Football League.^[1]

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Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Hibernian	30	22	4	4	85	26	+59	48
2	Rangers	30	21	4	5	92	20	+72	46
3	Partick Thistle	30	16	4	10	61	42	+19	36
4	Dundee	30	15	3	12	67	51	+16	33
5	St Mirren	30	13	5	12	54	58	−4	31
6	Clyde	30	12	7	11	52	57	−5	31
7	Falkirk	30	10	10	10	55	48	+7	30
8	Motherwell	30	13	3	14	45	47	−2	29
9	Heart of Midlothian	30	10	8	12	37	42	−5	28
10	Aberdeen	30	10	7	13	45	45	0	27
11	Third Lanark	30	10	6	14	56	73	−17	26
12	Celtic	30	10	5	15	41	56	−15	25
13	Queen of the South	30	10	5	15	49	74	−25	25
14	Morton	30	9	6	15	47	43	+4	24
15	Airdrieonians	30	7	7	16	40	78	−38	21
16	Queens Park	30	9	2	19	45	75	−30	20

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Promotion or relegation
1	East Fife	30	25	3	2	103	36	+67	53	Promotion to the 1948–49 Division A
2	Albion Rovers	30	19	4	7	58	49	+9	42	Promotion to the 1948–49 Division A
3	Hamilton Academical	30	17	6	7	75	45	+30	40
4	Raith Rovers	30	14	6	10	83	66	+17	34
5	Cowdenbeath	30	12	8	10	56	53	+3	32
6	Kilmarnock	30	13	4	13	72	62	+10	30
7	Dunfermline Athletic	30	13	3	14	72	71	+1	29
8	Stirling Albion	30	11	6	13	65	66	−1	28
9	St Johnstone	30	11	5	14	69	63	+6	27
10	Ayr United	30	9	9	12	59	61	−2	27
11	Alloa Athletic	30	10	6	14	56	77	−21	26
12	Dumbarton	30	9	7	14	66	79	−13	25
13	Arbroath	30	10	3	17	55	62	−7	23
14	Stenhousemuir	30	6	11	13	53	83	−30	23
15	Dundee United	30	10	2	18	58	88	−30	22
16	Leith Athletic	30	6	7	17	45	84	−39	19	Relegated to the 1948–49 Division C

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Promotion or relegation
1	East Stirlingshire	22	18	3	1	72	26	+46	39	Promotion to the 1948–49 Division B
2	East Fife 'A'	22	16	3	3	63	37	+26	35
3	Forfar Athletic	22	14	4	4	67	37	+30	32
4	Kilmarnock 'A'	22	10	3	9	52	41	+11	23
5	St Johnstone 'A'	22	9	4	9	44	51	−7	22
6	Dundee United 'A'	22	9	2	11	55	57	−2	20
7	Montrose	22	7	5	10	42	69	−27	19
8	Arbroath 'A'	22	7	4	11	45	57	−12	18
9	Leith Athletic 'A'	22	7	3	12	44	60	−16	17
10	Brechin City	22	6	4	12	43	54	−11	16
11	Edinburgh City	22	6	3	13	51	58	−7	15
12	Raith Rovers 'A'	22	3	2	17	36	67	−31	8

Competition	Winner	Score	Runner-up
Scottish Cup	Rangers	1-1, 1-0 (replay)	Morton
Scottish League Cup	East Fife	0-0, 4-1 (replay)	Falkirk
Junior Cup	Bo'ness United	2-1	Irvine Meadow

Competition	Winner	Score	Runner-up
B Division Supplementary Cup	East Fife	9 – 1 *	Stirling Albion
Scottish Qualifying Cup – North	Inverness Caledonian	4 – 3 †	Elgin City
Scottish Qualifying Cup – South	Leith Athletic	3 – 2	Montrose

1947–48 in Scottish football

Competition	Winner	Score	Runner-up
Aberdeenshire Cup	Deveronvale	5 – 3 *	Peterhead
East of Scotland Shield	Hibernian	3 – 0	Hearts
Fife Cup	Raith Rovers	3 – 2	East Fife
Forfarshire Cup	Dundee United	4 – 1	Arbroath
Glasgow Cup	Rangers	4 – 1	Third Lanark
Renfrewshire Cup	St Mirren	4 – 1	Morton
Southern Counties Cup	Stranraer
Stirlingshire Cup	Falkirk	1 – 0	Alloa Athletic

Date	Venue	Opponents	Score^[2]	Competition	Scotland scorer(s)
4 October 1947	Windsor Park, Belfast (A)	Northern Ireland	0–2	BHC
12 November 1947	Hampden Park, Glasgow (H)	Wales	1–2	BHC	Andy McLaren
10 April 1948	Hampden Park, Glasgow (H)	England	0–2	BHC
28 April 1948	Hampden Park, Glasgow (H)	Belgium	2–0	Friendly	Bobby Combe, David Duncan
17 May 1948	Wankdorf Stadium, Bern (A)	Switzerland	1–2	Friendly	Leslie Johnston
23 May 1948	Stade de Colombes, Paris (A)	France	0–3	Friendly