Celtic's dominance in the Scottish Premier League has been highlighted by new figures released by the Scottish Professional Football League (SPFL). In their first phase of analysis, the SPFL have revealed that Celtic hold an impressive lead in terms of average possession.

The SPFL's technical stats show that Celtic control 65% of the ball during their matches, while Rangers only manage to win 42%. This means that Celtic have more than twice as much possession as Rangers and they dominate the midfield.

The SPFL also noted that Celtic have made the most passes out of any team in the league so far this season. They have completed 1188 passes, which is almost double the number of passes made by Rangers.

Despite these impressive figures, Celtic have not always had the easiest games in the league. The SPFL also highlighted that Celtic have conceded fewer goals than any other team in the league so far this season.

Overall, it seems that Celtic's dominance in the Scottish Premier League is not just based on their high possession numbers. They also have strong passing ability and defensive solidity, which helps them to secure victories against weaker teams.

As the season progresses, it will be interesting to see if Celtic can continue their dominance in the league and maintain their lead in terms of average possession. However, with such a strong team and a strong manager like Neil Lennon at the helm, there is no reason why they cannot achieve their goals.