Scottish Premiership Top scorers - Scotland 2013/2014

The winning top scorer in Scottish Premiership (SPFL), Scotland during the season 2013/2014 was Kris Commons with 28 goals scored. Below you find the list of the highest goal scorers during the season. Furthermore, see all the seasons hat-tricks, as well as the final standings.

Season:

SPFL best goal scorers 2013/2014

Below is the final top scorer list for the Scottish Premiership 2013/2014, including the 22 players who scored the most goals during the season.

#	Player, Team	Nationality	Age	% team's goals	GoalsGoals
1.	Kris Commons Celtic	Scotland	30	27.5%	28
2.	Stevie May St Johnstone	Scotland	21	45.8%	22
3.	John Sutton Motherwell	England	30	29.7%	19
	Kris Boyd Kilmarnock	Scotland	30	42.2%	19
5.	Billy McKay Inverness	Northern Ireland	25	40.9%	18
6.	Niall McGinn Aberdeen	Northern Ireland	26	28.3%	15
7.	Anthony Stokes Celtic	Ireland	25	12.7%	13
8.	Steven Thompson St Mirren	Scotland	35	30.8%	12
9.	Nadir Çiftci Dundee United	Turkey	22	15.4%	10
10.	Henri Anier Motherwell	Estonia	23	14.1%	9
	Kris Doolan Partick Thistle	Scotland	27	19.1%	9
12.	Gary Mackay-Steven Dundee United	Scotland	23	12.3%	8
	Kallum Higginbotham Partick Thistle	England	24	17.0%	8
	Lionel Ainsworth Motherwell	England	26	12.5%	8
	Melvin De Leeuw Ross County	Netherlands	26	18.2%	8
	Steven MacLean St Johnstone	Scotland	31	16.7%	8
17.	Adam Rooney Aberdeen	Ireland	26	13.2%	7
	Callum Paterson Hearts	Scotland	19	15.6%	7
	Jamie Hamill Hearts	Scotland	27	15.6%	7
	Kenny McLean St Mirren	Scotland	22	17.9%	7
	Liam Craig Hibernian	Scotland	27	22.6%	7
	Stuart Armstrong Dundee United	Scotland	22	10.8%	7

The age of the players is when the season ended at 11 May 2014

Scored hat-tricks in Scottish Premiership, season 2013/2014

In total there were 9 scored hat-tricks during the season 2013/2014 in Scottish Premiership, Scotland. All players scoring these hat-tricks (or more than 3 goals), and the matches they scored it in, are listed here.

Player, Team	Match	GoalsGoals
Scott Vernon Aberdeen	Dundee United - Aberdeen 1-3 Tue 6 may 2014	3 7', 55', 75'
Ryan Stevenson Hearts	Hearts - Kilmarnock 5-0 Sun 4 may 2014	3 11', 24', 45'
Anthony Stokes Celtic	Celtic - Inverness 6-0 Sun 27 april 2014	3 34', 45', 53'
Kris Commons Celtic	Kilmarnock - Celtic 0-3 Fri 14 march 2014	3 57', 59', 86'
Leigh Griffiths Celtic	Celtic - Inverness 5-0 Sat 1 march 2014	3 12', 57', 85'
Anthony Stokes Celtic	Celtic - St Johnstone 3-0 Sun 16 february 2014	3 16', 64', 66'
Stevie May St Johnstone	St Johnstone - Hearts 3-3 Sat 18 january 2014	3 39', 49', 62'
Stevie May St Johnstone	St Johnstone - Dundee United 3-0 Sun 29 december 2013	3 20', 57', 87'
Georgios Samaras Celtic	Kilmarnock - Celtic 2-5 Sat 28 september 2013	3 24', 27', 88'

League table Scottish Premiership - Championship Round 2013/2014

#	Team	Matches	WinsW	DrawsD	LossesL	Goals	Points
1.	Celtic	38	31	6	1	102-25	99
2.	Motherwell	38	22	4	12	64-60	70
3.	Aberdeen	38	20	8	10	53-38	68
4.	Dundee United	38	16	10	12	65-50	58
5.	Inverness	38	16	9	13	44-44	57
6.	St Johnstone	38	15	8	15	48-42	53

League table Scottish Premiership - Relegation 2013/2014

#	Team	Matches	WinsW	DrawsD	LossesL	Goals	Points
1.	Ross County	38	11	7	20	44-63	40
2.	St Mirren	38	10	9	19	39-58	39
3.	Kilmarnock	38	11	6	21	45-66	39
4.	Partick Thistle	38	8	14	16	47-65	38
5.	Hibernian	38	8	11	19	31-51	35
6.	Hearts	38	10	8	20	45-65	23

League table Scottish Premiership - Regular Season 2013/2014

#	Team	Matches	WinsW	DrawsD	LossesL	Goals	Points
1.	Celtic	33	28	4	1	82-16	88
2.	Aberdeen	33	19	6	8	47-30	63
3.	Motherwell	33	19	3	11	55-50	60
4.	Dundee United	33	15	9	9	57-40	54
5.	Inverness	33	15	7	11	40-35	52
6.	St Johnstone	33	14	6	13	41-34	48
7.	Hibernian	33	8	10	15	29-44	34
8.	Kilmarnock	33	9	6	18	41-57	33
9.	Ross County	33	8	7	18	38-57	31
10.	St Mirren	33	8	7	18	34-55	31
11.	Partick Thistle	33	6	12	15	37-57	30
12.	Hearts	33	7	7	19	33-59	13

The first game in Scottish Premiership the season 2013/2014 was played 2 August 2013, and the season ended 11 May 2014. More information and the winning top scorers in Scottish Premiership between the seasons 1999/2000-2024/2025 here.