The Scottish Premiership 2026-27 schedule landed on June 18, and BBC Sport posted the full list online. Fans can click club-specific links to see exact dates, kickoff times and home‑away patterns for all 12 sides. Early release gives supporters a chance to plan travel and season ticket renewals well before the curtain rises in August. It confirms a 38‑match format for each side.

Aberdeen opens against Rangers on the opening weekend, while Celtic faces St Johnstone in a clash that could shape the title race early. Dundee United travel to Falkirk, and Hearts host Motherwell, setting up a series of local derbies that often swing league momentum. The fixtures list also slots in winter breaks and cup windows, ensuring a balanced workload later in the calendar.

Club executives will use the timetable to negotiate TV slots and sponsorship deals, while managers can plot squad rotation around congested periods. Supporters now know when key rivalries—such as the Old Firm—occur, helping ticket offices maximise revenue. With the calendar locked in, the league heads into pre‑season training aware of every critical date on the road ahead of season.