Inverness Celtic F.C.

Former association football club in Scotland

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Inverness Celtic Football Club was a Scottish football team from Inverness.[1] They won the North Caledonian Football League in its inaugural season.[2] The following year, in 1897–98, participated in the Highland Football League, finishing fifth out of nine teams.[3]

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1. ^ Scottish Football Historical Archive. "All-time Scottish Football Club Directory". Archived from the original on 3 February 2013. Retrieved 28 November 2012.
2. ^ Scottish Football Historical Archive. "North Caledonian Football League 1896-date". Archived from the original on 24 September 2012. Retrieved 2 December 2012.
3. ^ Scottish Football Historical Archive. "Highland Football League – Final Tables 1893-date". Archived from the original on 5 November 2012. Retrieved 28 November 2012.

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Highland Football League

2024–25 teams|

* Banks o' Dee
* Brechin City
* Brora Rangers
* Buckie Thistle
* Clachnacuddin
* Deveronvale
* Formartine United
* Forres Mechanics
* Fraserburgh
* Huntly
* Inverurie Loco Works
* Keith
* Lossiemouth
* Nairn County
* Rothes
* Strathspey Thistle
* Turriff United
* Wick Academy

Former teams|

* Aberdeen 'A'
* Caledonian
* Cove Rangers
* Elgin Caledonian
* Elgin City
* Fort William
* Highland Light Infantry
* Inverness Celtic
* Inverness Citadel
* Inverness Thistle
* Inverness Union
* Peterhead
* Ross County

Associated competitions|

* Highland League Cup
* Aberdeenshire Cup
* Aberdeenshire League
* Aberdeenshire Shield
* Caledonia Trophy
* Inverness Cup
* North of Scotland Cup

Seasons|

* 1985-86
* 1986-87
* 1987-88
* 1988-89
* 1989-90
* 1990-91
* 1991-92
* 1992-93
* 1993-94
* 1994-95
* 1995-96
* 1996-97
* 1997-98
* 1998-99
* 1999–2000
* 2000–01
* 2001–02
* 2002–03
* 2003–04
* 2004–05
* 2005–06
* 2006–07
* 2007–08
* 2008–09
* 2009–10
* 2010–11
* 2011–12
* 2012–13
* 2013–14
* 2014–15
* 2015–16
* 2016–17
* 2017–18
* 2018–19
* 2019–20
* 2020–21
* 2021–22
* 2022–23
* 2023–24
* 2024–25

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Defunct Scottish football clubs

Founder members of the Scottish Football Association|

* Clydesdale (Glasgow)
* Dumbreck
* Eastern
* Granville

Entrants to the first Scottish Cup|

* Alexandra Athletic
* Blythswood
* Callander
* Rovers
* Southern (Glasgow)
* Western

Former Scottish Football League members|

* Abercorn
* Airdrieonians (1878)
* Armadale (1910–35)
* Ayr
* Ayr Parkhouse
* Bathgate
* Beith
* Bo'ness
* Broxburn United
* Cambuslang
* Clackmannan
* Clydebank (1914)
* Clydebank (1965)
* Cowlairs
* Dumbarton Harp
* Dundee Wanderers
* Dykehead
* Edinburgh City (1928)
* Galston
* Gretna
* Helensburgh
* Johnstone
* King's Park
* Leith Athletic
* Linthouse
* Lochgelly United
* Mid-Annandale
* Nithsdale Wanderers
* Northern
* Port Glasgow Athletic
* Renton
* Solway Star
* St Bernard's
* Third Lanark
* Thistle
* Vale of Leven

Former Scottish Football Alliance members|

* Burnbank Swifts
* Cameronians
* Neilston (1883–1902)
* Wishaw Thistle
* Wishaw United

Former Scottish Football Federation members|

* Glasgow Wanderers
* Pollokshaws (1884–95)

Former Scottish Football Combination members|

* 5th KOSB
* Annbank
* Broxburn Athletic (1887–1912)
* Camelon (1884–1905)
* Dumfries (1897–1919)
* Girvan Athletic
* Hurlford
* Kilbarchan
* Lanark
* Lanemark
* Maxwelltown Volunteers
* Maybole (1895–1921)
* Thornliebank

Former Scottish Football Union members|

* Broxburn (1902–12)
* West Calder Swifts

Former Northern League members|

* Aberdeen (1881–1903)
* Arbroath Amateurs
* Crieff Morrisonians
* Dundee East End
* Dundee Harp
* Dundee Our Boys
* Fair City Athletic
* Hearts of Beath
* (Johnstone) Wanderers
* Kirkcaldy United
* Lochee United (1890–1909)
* Orion
* Strathmore (Dundee)
* Victoria United

Former Highland League members|

* 2nd H.L.I.
* 1st Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders
* Black Watch
* Caledonian
* Elgin Caledonian
* Inverness Celtic
* Inverness Citadel
* Inverness Thistle
* Inverness Union

Former East of Scotland League members|

* Edinburgh Athletic
* Hawick United
* Jed Arts
* Tollcross United

Former Eastern League (and successors) members|

* Adventurers
* Arbroath Athletic
* Broxburn [Thistle] (1883–94)
* Broxburn Shamrock (1891–99)
* Dunbar Town
* Kirkcaldy
* Mossend Swifts
* Musselburgh
* Uphall (1892–96)
* West Lothian Albion

Former Midland Football league members|

* Alva
* Bridge of Allan
* Carfin Emmet
* Cartvale (1892–1909)
* Dunblane
* Dunipace (1879–1902)
* Gairdoch
* Grangemouth
* Kilsyth Wanderers

Former Southern Counties/South of Scotland League members|

* 5th KRV
* 6th GRV
* Cronberry Eglinton
* Cumnock Springbank
* Douglas Wanderers
* Dumfries Hibernians
* Fleet Star
* Garlieston
* Mauchline
* Nithsdale (1895)
* Queen of the South Wanderers (1891–94)
* Stranraer Athletic
* Tarff Rovers
* Thornhill (Dumfriesshire)
* Whithorn

Former Lanarkshire Football League members|

* Carfin Rovers
* East Lanarkshire
* Glengowan
* Uddingston (1898–1901)
* Wishaw (1899–1900)

Other senior clubs|

* 1st Argyll R.V.
* 1st Lanark RV
* 1st Renfrew RV
* 3rd Edinburgh RV
* 4th Renfrew RV
* 10th Dumbarton RV
* 17th Renfrew RV
* 19th Lanark RV
* 21st Royal Scots Fusiliers
* 23rd Renfrew RV
* Aberdeen Harp
* Aberdeen Rovers
* Addiewell
* Ailsa
* Airdrie
* Airdriehill (1879–83)
* Airdriehill (1884–99)
* Albatross
* Albion (Dumbarton)
* Alclutha
* Alexandria
* Alpha
* Angus
* Annan
* Annan Wanderers
* Apsley
* Arbroath Wanderers
* Armadale (1880–94)
* Armadale Volunteers
* Athenian
* Athole
* Auchinleck Boswell
* Auchterarder Thistle
* Avondale (Lennoxtown)
* Avondale (Strathaven)
* Ayr Academicals (1876–79)
* Ayr Academicals (1904–07)
* Ayr Academy
* Ayr Athletic
* Ayr Eglinton
* Ayr Rovers
* Ayr Thistle (1872–79)
* Ayr Thistle (1886–88)
* Babcock & Wilcox
* Balgay
* Barholm Rovers
* Barrhead
* Bathgate Rovers
* Battlefield
* Beith Thistle
* Bellshill
* Bellstane Birds
* Benhar
* Blackfriars
* Blairgowrie (Amateurs) (1912–47)
* Bon Accord
* Bonhill
* Bowling
* Brechin (1886–96)
* Bridge of Weir
* Broughty
* Broxburn Shamrock (1881–89)
* Brunswick
* Burntisland Thistle
* Busby
* Bute Rangers
* Caledonian (Aberdeen)
* Caledonian (Glasgow)
* Caledonian Rangers
* Cambuslang St Bride's
* Campbeltown Athletic
* Campsie
* Campsie Glen/Athletic
* Campsie Hibernians
* Carfin Hibernians
* Carfin Shamrock
* Carrick
* Cartside
* Cartvale (1878–92)
* Catrine
* Central
* Carlton
* Carrington
* Cathcart
* Champfleurie
* City
* Clarkston
* Clifton & Strathfillan
* Clydebank (1888–95)
* Clydebank (Rutherglen)
* Clydebank Athletic
* Clydesdale (Rutherglen)
* Coupar Angus
* Coylton Coila
* Craig Park
* Cree Rovers
* Crieff
* Crosshill
* Cumnock
* Dalmuir Thistle
* Dalry
* Darnconner Britannia
* Dean
* Dean Park
* Dennistoun
* Denny (Athletic)
* Derby
* Douglas Rovers
* Drumpellier
* Dumbarton Athletic
* Dumfries (1870–77)
* Dumfries (1889–92)
* Dumfries Wanderers
* Duncrub Park
* Dunkeld & Birnam (1903–52)
* Dundee Hibernian (1879–84)
* Dunfermline
* Duntocher Harp
* Dykebar
* East Kilbride (1877–82)
* Edina
* Edinburgh Casuals
* Edinburgh Thistle
* Erin Rovers
* Fairfield
* Falkirk Amateurs
* Fleetside Rovers
* Gaelic
* Garliestown
* Girvan (1874–86)
* Glasgow Corporation Transport
* Glasgow Hibernian
* Glenkilloch
* Glenpatrick
* Gordon Highlanders
* Govan
* Govan Athletic
* Govanhill Lacrosse
* Grahamston
* Granton
* Grasshoppers
* Greenock Abstainers
* G.U.Y.M.C.A.A.C.
* Hamilton
* Hamilton Gymnasium
* Hamilton Harp
* Hanover
* Harmonic
* Harp (1894–97)
* Havelock
* Helensburgh (1874–82)
* Helensburgh (Athletic) (1882–86)
* Helensburgh Union
* Huntingtower
* Hyde Park Locomotive Works
* Inveraray
* Irvine
* Irvine [Academicals] (1877–99)
* Irvine Academicals (1902–05)
* Jamestown
* John Elder
* Johnstone Athletic
* Johnstone Harp
* Johnstone Rovers
* Jordanhill
* Kelso
* Kelvinbank
* Kelvinside Athletic
* Kennishead
* Kilbirnie
* Kilmarnock Athletic (1877–85)
* Kilmarnock Athletic (1888–1900)
* Kilmaronock Thistle
* Kilwinning Eglinton
* Kinleith
* Kinning Park Athletic
* Kirkintilloch Athletic
* Kirkintilloch Central
* Kirriemuir
* Ladyburn/Lyle Athletic
* Lancefield
* Lancelot
* Larbert Amateurs
* Largs Athletic
* Lassodie
* Laurieston
* Leith Amateurs
* Leith Harp
* Lennox
* Lenzie
* Levendale (1879–85)
* Levendale (1889–93)
* Levern
* Lindertis
* Linlithgow Athletic
* Linwood
* Lochee
* Lochgelly Amateurs
* Lochgilphead
* Lochwinnoch
* Longriggend
* Luton
* Mavisbank
* Maxwell
* Maybole (1880–91)
* Maybole Carrick
* Maybole Ladywell
* Mearns Athletic
* Methlan Park
* Mid-Annandale (1877–94)
* Milton of Campsie
* Moffat
* Monkcastle
* Moorpark Amateurs
* Motherwell Shamrock
* Mount Vernon
* Muirhouse Rovers
* Murrayfield Amateurs
* Netherlee
* Newcastleton
* Newmains
* Newmilns
* Newtown Thistle (Dumbartonshire)
* Nithsdale (1885)
* Northern (Greenock)
* Norton Park
* Oban
* Oban Rangers
* Old Kilpatrick
* Olympic
* Our Boys (Blairgowrie)
* Oxford
* Paisley Academical
* Paisley Athletic
* Paisley Celtic
* Paisley Hibernian
* Partick
* Parkgrove
* Perseverance
* Petershill (1877–83)
* Pilgrims
* Plains
* Plains Blue Bell
* Pollok (1878–84)
* Pollokshaws (1876–78)
* Pollokshaws Harp
* Pollokshields
* Pollokshields Athletic
* Polton Vale
* Port Glasgow (1876–79)
* Portland
* Possil Bluebell
* Possil Park
* Queen of the South Wanderers (1876–89)
* Queen's Park Juniors
* Ramblers
* Rangers (Greenock)
* Rankinston (Mountaineers)
* Redding Athletic
* Renfrew (1875–90)
* Renfrew Ramblers
* Renton Thistle
* Rising Thistle (Lochmaben)
* Rob Roy
* Rock
* Rosslyn
* Rosyth Dockyard Recreation
* Rutherglen/Westburn
* St Andrew's (Edinburgh)
* St Andrew's (Glasgow)
* St Andrew's (Kilmarnock)
* St Andrew's (Pollokshields)
* St Clement's
* St Peter's
* Sandyford
* Scone
* Shaftesbury
* Shaughraun
* Shawfield Amateurs
* Shawlands
* Shawlands Athletic
* Shettleston
* Shotts
* Sir John Maxwell
* Slamannan
* Slamannan Rovers
* Smithstone Hibs
* South Western
* Southern (Greenock)
* Southern Athletic
* Southfield
* Southfield Rangers
* Standard
* Stanley
* Star of Leven
* Stenhousemuir (1881–85)
* Stevenston Thistle
* Stevenston United
* Stewarton Cunninghame
* Stonefield
* Stonehaven
* Stonelaw
* Strathblane
* Strathmore (Arbroath)
* Strathmore Athletic
* Swifts
* Tarbolton
* Tayavalla
* Telegraphists
* Temperance Athletic
* Thistle Athletic/Milngavie
* Thornhill (Blantyre)
* Tillicoultry
* Tollcross
* Townhill
* Tulloch
* Uddingston (1877–82)
* Uddingston (1887–91)
* Union (Dumbarton)
* Union (Glasgow)
* United Abstainers
* Uphall (1907–09)
* Upper Clydesdale
* Vale of Avon
* Vale of Bannock
* Vale of Dryfe
* Vale of Gala
* Vale of Leven Hibernians
* Vale of Leven Rovers (Alexandria)
* Vale of Leven Rovers (Glasgow)
* Vale of Leven Wanderers
* Vale of Ruthven
* Vale of Teith
* Vale o' Nith
* Victoria (Helensburgh)
* Wellington Park
* Wellpark
* Westbourne
* West Calder
* West End (Dundee)
* West End (Glasgow)
* Whifflet Shamrock
* Whitefield
* Whitehill
* Whiteinch
* Windsor
* Winton
* Wishaw (1879–83)
* Wishaw Swifts
* Woodland
* Woodvale
* Yoker

Senior clubs without dedicated pages|

* Scottish Cup entrants 1873–1894
* Scottish Qualifying Cup entrants 1894–1939

Junior/amateur clubs|

* Arbroath SC
* Baillieston Juniors
* Ballingry Rovers
* Bankfoot Athletic
* Bishopmill United
* Blackburn Athletic
* Blantyre Celtic
* Bridgeton Waverley
* Burnbank Athletic
* Cambuslang Hibernian
* Clydebank Juniors
* Duntocher Hibernian
* Falkirk Juniors
* Glenbuck Cherrypickers
* Inverkeithing United
* Inverness City
* John Neilson FPs
* Lewis United
* Marchtown
* Maryhill Harp
* Maxwelltown Thistle
* Minerva
* Parkhead
* Port Glasgow Athletic Juniors
* Portgordon Victoria
* Shawfield
* Steelend Victoria
* Stonehouse Violet
* Strathclyde

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Men's football in Scotland

* SFA
* PFA Scotland

Overview|

* League system
* Clubs
* Venues
* Relocations
* Champions
* Second-tier winners
* Third-tier winners
* Fourth-tier winners
* Honours won
* Managers

National teams|

* Scotland
* B
* U-21
* U-20
* U-19
* U-18
* U-17
* U-16
* Scottish League
* Semi-Pro

League system|

* SPFL
* Premiership
* Championship
* League One
* League Two
* Reserve
* Highland
* Lowland
* East of Scotland
* Midlands
* North Caledonian
* North Region
* South of Scotland
* West of Scotland

Cup competitions|

* Scottish Cup (finals)
* League Cup (finals)
* Challenge Cup
* Highland League Cup
* South Region Challenge Cup
* Youth Cup

Junior football|

* SJFA
* Junior Cup
* East Region
* North Region
* National select team

Amateur football|

* SAFA
* Amateur Cup
* Highland Amateur Cup
* Aberdeenshire
* Ayrshire
* Border
* Caithness
* Caledonian
* Central
* Fife
* Inverness & District
* Lewis & Harris
* Lothian & Edinburgh
* Midlands
* Orkney
* Perthshire
* Scottish
* Shetland
* Stirling & District
* Strathclyde
* Uist & Barra
* West Highland
* Representative teams:
* Orkney
* Shetland
* Western Isles

Welfare football|

* SWFA
* Forth & Endrick
* Moray
* North East
* Ross-shire
* Strathspey & Badenoch

* History
* Records
* appearances
* attendances
* clubs in Europe
* goals
* Timeline
* Hall of Fame
* Referees
* Media
* Seasons

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