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Scottish Premiership: Post-split fixtures announced

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Celtic will host Rangers on the third last Saturday of the season (11 May) as the Premiership enters its split.

Celtic lead by four points in the title race, while Rangers can narrow the gap away to Dundee on Wednesday.

On Sunday, the top two begin their final sequence of games as defending champions Celtic visit Dens Park and Rangers travel to St Mirren.

Celtic finish up at home to St Mirren and Rangers play Hearts at Tynecastle at the same time.

Bottom club Livingston host Ross County on Saturday, but are already 12 points adrift of their nearest relegation rivals.

Post-split Premiership fixtures:

(15:00 BST kick-offs unless shown)

Sat 27 April

  • Kilmarnock v Hearts
  • Aberdeen v Motherwell
  • Livingston v Ross County
  • St Johnstone v Hibernian

Sun 28 April

  • Dundee v Celtic
  • St Mirren v Rangers (12:30)

Sat 4 May

  • Celtic v Hearts
  • Dundee v St Mirren
  • Aberdeen v St Johnstone
  • Motherwell v Livingston
  • Ross County v Hibernian

Sun 5 May

  • Rangers v Kilmarnock (13:00)

Sat 11 May

  • Celtic v Rangers (12:30)
  • Hearts v Dundee
  • St Mirren v Kilmarnock
  • Livingston v St Johnstone
  • Ross County v Motherwell

Sun 12 May

Tues 14 May

Wed 15 May

  • Kilmarnock v Celtic (19:30)
  • St Mirren v Hearts (19:45)
  • Aberdeen v Livingston (19:45)
  • Hibernian v Motherwell (19:45)
  • St Johnstone v Ross County (19:45)

Sat 18 May

  • Celtic v St Mirren (12:30)
  • Dundee v Kilmarnock (12:30)
  • Hearts v Rangers (12:30)

Sun 19 May

  • Livingston v Hibernian
  • Motherwell v St Johnstone
  • Ross County v Aberdeen

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