The Scottish Premiership title race reaches its thrilling conclusion with just two games remaining. Hearts hold a one-point advantage over defending champions Celtic as both clubs gear up for a dramatic finale to what has been an unpredictable season. The Jambos host Falkirk at Tynecastle on Wednesday night, while Celtic travel to Fir Park to face Motherwell, with the title showdown at Parkhead on Saturday.

Derek McInnes believes his side has what it takes to end 65 years of hurt and clinch Hearts' first top-flight championship since 1960. "We've got a team that's capable of winning the league," he said, acknowledging the challenge ahead while maintaining focus on the immediate task against Falkirk. Hearts must win to secure the title with a game to spare, assuming Celtic lose at Motherwell. The manager revealed key players Marc Leonard and Craig Halkett have ruptured their Achilles and will be sidelined until 2027.

Celtic manager Martin O'Neill insists the destiny of the trophy remains "in our own hands" as his side chase a 15th title in 16 seasons. Since losing to Dundee United in March, Celtic have won six consecutive league matches to haul themselves back into contention. "A couple of months ago, it looked as if that would have been impossible," the 74-year-old acknowledged.