The Scottish FA has published it’s licence report that rates every club in various categories.
Ranging from bronze to platinum, clubs are graded based on their stadiums, first-teams, youth set-ups and legal, administration and finance codes.
It also reveals whether they have awarded clubs a UEFA licence or not.
But how did the capital clubs fare?
Hibs will be delighted after being awarded a gold rating for every category as well as being awarded a UEFA licence. Their overall rating was gold.
Hearts were given a silver rating for Tynecastle and gold in every other category. They were also awarded their UEFA licence and the overall rating was silver.
Celtic were the only club to be rated platinum, while Livingston, St Mirren and Hamilton refused UEFA licences.
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