Kilmarnock and Falkirk sit at the foot of the 2026-27 Scottish Premiership table after early matches, both winless with the worst goal differences following promotion and squad changes. Kilmarnock has conceded heavily while Falkirk has struggled for points in a competitive bottom half that also includes Aberdeen and Dundee United. Celtic’s perfect record and Rangers’ improved form under Derek McInnes have widened the gap at the top, but the split format and 33-match schedule before play-offs mean recent results and injury updates will shape the relegation battle more than historical patterns at this stage.