Celtic to Face Hearts on Season Finale 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. Hearts, currently leading the league by one point over Rangers and three points over Celtic, have a series of challenging matches ahead, including games against Motherwell, Falkirk, and St Mirren before the split. Their run-in begins with an Edinburgh derby against Hibernian on April 26, also live on Sky Sports, followed by a home match against Rangers on May 4, and then away to Motherwell on May 9. The final match of the season for Hearts will be against Celtic at Parkhead on May 16. Rangers, managed by Danny Röhl, have three away games out of their last five, starting with a home match against Motherwell on April 26. They then travel to face Hearts on May 4 and Celtic on May 10, with both of these matches broadcast on Sky Sports. Their last home game of the season will be against Hibernian on May 13, before concluding the season at Falkirk on May 16. Meanwhile, Celtic, under Martin O'Neill, will play three of their final five games at home, beginning with a match against Falkirk on April 25, live on Sky Sports. They then visit Hibernian on May 3, host Rangers on May 10, and face Motherwell at Fir Park on May 13, before the season finale against Hearts. The team that finishes fourth will secure a spot in the Conference League qualifiers, a position currently held by Motherwell, who are three points ahead of Hibernian. Motherwell's upcoming matches include Rangers on April 26, Falkirk on May 2, Hearts on May 9, and Celtic on May 13. Hibernian, led by David Gray, will face Hearts on April 26 and Celtic on May 3, both on Sky Sports, and then meet Rangers at Ibrox on May 13. Both Motherwell and Hibernian could still claim a European spot if Celtic win the league and the Scottish Cup. Falkirk, despite needing to make up eight points on Motherwell for an automatic European spot, are in the Scottish Cup semi-finals, offering them another potential route to European competition. Livingston, with only one league win all season, are 11 points from safety and face a challenging series of matches in their attempt to avoid relegation, starting with Dundee United, followed by St Mirren, Aberdeen, Dundee, Dundee United again, and finally Kilmarnock. Kilmarnock, aiming to move out of the relegation play-off spot, will face Aberdeen, Dundee United, St Mirren, Dundee, and Livingston in their season run-in. St Mirren and Aberdeen, tied on 30 points, will face each other on May 12, with both teams battling to avoid relegation. The final stretch of the season will be crucial for all teams involved, with significant implications for the league title, European qualification, and relegation.