Celtic to Face Hearts on Season's Final Day as Post-Split Fixtures Are Announced

The final day of the Scottish Premiership season will see Celtic host Hearts, with the match broadcast live on Sky Sports, in a potential title decider following the reveal of the post-split fixtures. Currently, Hearts lead the league by one point over Rangers and three points over Celtic, with several crucial matches remaining before the split takes effect. Hearts, aiming for their first top-flight title since 1960, have a challenging run-in, including two home games and three away games. Their campaign resumes with the final Edinburgh derby of the season against Hibernian on April 26, live on Sky Sports. Subsequent matches include hosting Rangers on May 4 and traveling to Motherwell on May 9, with both games also broadcast on Sky. Hearts will then face Falkirk at Tynecastle Park on May 13 before concluding their season against Celtic at Parkhead on May 16. Rangers, under Danny Röhl, will be away for three of their last five matches, starting with a home game against Motherwell on April 26. They then visit Hearts on May 4 and face Celtic in the final Old Firm showdown of the season at Celtic Park on May 10, with both matches live on Sky Sports. Rangers' final home game will be against Hibernian on May 13, and they will end their season at Falkirk on May 16. Meanwhile, champions Celtic will play three of their last five games at home, beginning with Falkirk on April 25, live on Sky Sports. Martin O'Neill's side then travels to Hibernian on May 3 before hosting Rangers on May 10, both in front of the Sky Sports cameras. They will then face Motherwell at Fir Park on May 13 before the season-ending clash with Hearts. The team that finishes fourth will secure a spot in the Conference League qualifiers, with Motherwell currently leading this race despite three defeats in four games. Motherwell is three points ahead of Hibernian and will meet them on May 16 at Easter Road. Motherwell also has matches against Rangers on April 26, Falkirk on May 2, Hearts on May 9, and Celtic on May 13. Hibernian, under David Gray, will take on Edinburgh rivals Hearts on April 26 and Celtic on May 3, both on Sky Sports, before facing Rangers at Ibrox on May 13. Both clubs could still secure a European place if Celtic wins the league and the Scottish Cup. Falkirk, despite needing to make up eight points on Motherwell for an automatic European spot, is in the Scottish Cup semi-finals, providing another potential route for John McGlynn's side to make their season even more memorable. Livingston, with just one league win all season, is 11 points adrift of safety. After their final pre-split game against Dundee United, they will face St Mirren on April 25, Aberdeen on May 1, Dundee on May 9, Dundee United on May 12, and Kilmarnock on May 17 in their battle to avoid relegation. Kilmarnock, who face Dundee next, are three points behind the teams above them as they strive to move out of the relegation play-off spot. Their season run-in includes games away to Aberdeen on April 25, Dundee United on May 2, St Mirren on May 9, Dundee on May 12, and Livingston on May 17. St Mirren and Aberdeen, tied on 30 points, are the two clubs directly above Kilmarnock. The Dons will face Kilmarnock on April 25, Livingston on May 1, Dundee United on May 9, and Dundee on May 17 as they battle to avoid relegation. St Mirren's run-in includes matches against Livingston on April 25, Dundee on May 2, Kilmarnock on May 9, Aberdeen on May 12, and Dundee United on May 17. Dundee is two points clear of the bottom two, on 32 points in eighth place, while Dundee United is five points ahead, having missed out on a top-six spot. The city rivals meet on April 26 at Tannadice Park as they both seek a positive end to the campaign.