Very much third on the bill, this one.

Rangers clawed their way back into the title mix thanks to a strong run at the turn of the year but three successive defeats have scuppered the Ibrox side, who are destined to finish in third place.

They host Hibernian, with the visitors needing a win to have any hope of catching Motherwell in fourth place.

They did pick up three points in Govan last season but that has been their only success in the past 29 league meetings.

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Elijah Just has been one of the Premiership's top performers this season.

Good to see the Motherwell forward stopping for a few autographs.

Blair Spittal looks nice and relaxed as he arrives at Tynecastle.

The Hearts midfielder has been influential over the closing stretch, having had to wait patiently for his chance.

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Darren O'Dea
Former Celtic defender on BBC Radio Scotland

Celtic haven't filled me with confidence all year, watching them.

There's a few factors now coming into play - Alistair Johnston and Arne Engels have added a real running power, the crowd is united after being toxic, and Daizen Maeda looks like a man on a mission.

Celtic are in fine form and it's in their hands. I fancy them.

Ryan Stevenson
Former Hearts forward on BBC Sportsound

This morning I was excited. Then I had a bit of emotion, like a lot of Hearts fans will have done.

Just thinking about how much my grandfather would have loved to have seen this, how much I would love to have him here.

I've cut the grass, I've cleaned the cars, I've done the washing - my wife is going to get home and think I'm having an affair. I've tried to fill my day up, but it's been a rollercoaster of emotions.

Hearts could be champions by 10:30 tonight - it's unbelievable to think of.

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One point separates Hearts and Celtic at the top of the Scottish Premiership as we conclude the penultimate round of fixtures.

The Edinburgh side have been out in front since September and could clinch their first title in 66 years tonight.

For that to happen Hearts must beat Falkirk at Tynecastle and Celtic lose to Motherwell at Fir Park.

Any other outcome and it goes down to a straight shootout between the top two in Glasgow on Saturday lunchtime.

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