PADDY Power have paid out on Celtic to win the Premiership for the eighth year in a row - after just one game.
After Rangers and Aberdeen drew on Sunday the firm decide to say "feck it" and pay out early.
A last-minute equaliser denied Steven Gerrard a winning start to life in the Scottish Premiership, and already leaves his Gers side trailing Celtic in the table, the reigning champions having dispatched of Livingstone 3-1.
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As a result, bookmaker Paddy Power have paid out on Brendan Rodgers’s side lifting the title for the eighth season in succession.
They are already 1/12 to win the league with Rangers (9/1) and Aberdeen (20/1) a considerable distance behind in the market.
Rangers drew their opening league game under Steven Gerrard.
— Paddy Power (@paddypower) August 6, 2018
We've seen enough, so feck it - we have PAID OUT on Celtic winning the Scottish Premier League!
A spokesman for Paddy Power said: “One game into the Scottish league season and Steven Gerrard has already slipped up.
“On the face of it, a draw with Aberdeen isn’t a bad result, and we’re sure Stevie G will emphasise the positives of that display, but we do also think the title race is done.
Read more: Former Ibrox striker labels Gerrard 'naive' following post-match outburst
“It’s only one game into the season, but Celtic’s lead already looks unassailable.”
The firm's odds are:
TO WIN THE SCOTTISH PREMIERSHIP
1/12 Celtic
9/1 Rangers
20/1 Aberdeen
TO FINISH SECOND TO CELTIC
4/9 Rangers
4/1 Aberdeen
6/1 Hibs
All of Paddy Power’s Scottish Premiership markets can be found online.
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