The Scottish Premiership's post-split fixtures have been revealed, setting up a dramatic final stretch for the title race, European qualification, and relegation battles. Celtic will host Hearts on the final day, May 16, in what could be a decisive match for the championship. League leaders Hearts currently hold a one-point advantage over Rangers and a three-point lead over Celtic.

Hearts face a challenging run-in with matches against Motherwell, Falkirk, and St Mirren before hosting Rangers on May 4 and traveling to Celtic Park on the final day. Rangers will also play three away games in their last five fixtures, including the crucial Old Firm derby at Celtic Park on May 10. Celtic, meanwhile, will be at home three times, with their season finale against Hearts potentially deciding the title.

In the race for European qualification, Motherwell leads the charge for a Conference League spot, sitting three points above Hibernian. The battle for survival remains intense, with Livingston 11 points from safety and Kilmarnock three points adrift of safety. The final fixtures promise high-stakes drama across all aspects of the league table as teams vie for glory, European football, or survival.