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FT: Rangers 4-2 Dundee United - Naderi taps in opener and Sterling adds second before Fatah halves deficit; Aasgaard and Miovski then strike either side of Sapsford reply
FT: St Mirren 2-0 Aberdeen - Donnelly header hits crossbar before Ayunga drills opener & Gogic adds late header
FT: Hibernian 3-0 Kilmarnock - Elding scores after 13 seconds & Passlack slots second before Curtis reply disallowed & Suto slides in added-time third
FT: Motherwell 2-3 Falkirk - Stewart & Broggio net either side of Watt volley then Miller converts penalty before Maswanhise scores with last kick
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Postpublished at 14:11 BST 4 April
Rangers v Dundee United (15:00)

Storm Dave is yet to get going in Glasgow, but the rain is here and it's hoods up for Dundee United pair Will Ferry and Zac Sapsford at Ibrox.
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Tight at top and bottompublished at 14:08 BST 4 April
Scottish Championship

The top two in the second tier are away from home this afternoon.
St Johnstone's lead is down to three points, so it could be a nervous afternoon for Saints fans at Gayfield, where they lost 3-1 in October.
Partick Thistle face an Ayr United side under the new management of John Rankin, following Scott Brown's exit.
Meanwhile, there is a massive game in Dingwall as the bottom two go head-to-head, with Ross County just one point in front of Airdrie.
- Arbroath v St Johnstone
- Ayr United v Partick Thistle
- Dunfermline Athletic v Greenock Morton
- Ross County v Airdrieonians
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Johnstone's Taylor Steven and Arbroath's Thomas O'Brien share a word at Gayfield

LINE-UPS at Fir Parkpublished at 14:06 BST 4 April
Motherwell v Falkirk (15:00)

Motherwell: Ward, O'Donnell, McGinn, Welsh, Longelo, Fadinger, Watt, Sparrow, Just, Said, Maswanhise.
Substitutes: Connelly, McGhee, Halliday, Nicholson, Priestman, Ross, McAllister, McColm, Watson.
Falkirk: Bain, Adams, McCann, Henderson, Spencer, Broggio, Yeats, Stewart, Tait, Lissah, Miller.
Substitutes: Hogarth, Donaldson, Graham, Cartwright, Neilson, Allan, Wilson, Ross, Parkinson.
LINE-UPS at Easter Roadpublished at 14:05 BST 4 April
Hibernian v Kilmarnock (15:00)

Hibernian: Sallinger, O'Hora, Hanley, Iredale, Passlack, Chaiwa, Barlaser, Obita, McGrath, Scarlett, Elding.
Substitutes: Smith, Manneh, Boyle, Newell, C Cadden, Megwa, Andrews, Campbell, Suto.
Kilmarnock: Roos, Brandon, Stanger, Deas, Schjonning-Larsen, Tshibola, Polworth, Lyons, Kiltie, Curtis, Hugill.
Substitutes: Stryjek, Thompson, Mayo, McKenzie, Watson, Lowery, Thomson, Anderson, Watkins.

LINE-UPS at Ibroxpublished at 14:04 BST 4 April
Rangers v Dundee United (15:00)

Rangers: Butland, Sterling, Souttar, Djiga, Meghoma, Raskin, Chukwuani, Aasgaard, Skov Olsen, Moore, Naderi.
Substitutes: Kelly, Fernandez, Tavernier, Barron, Diomande, Antman, Gassama, Chermiti, Miovski.
Dundee United: Maynard-Brewer, Iovu, Graham, Keresztes, Stephenson, Ferry, Sevelj, Agyei, Farrugia, Fatah, Watters.
Substitutes: Richards, Strain, Camara, Sapsford, Esselink, Sibbald, Dolcek, Naamo, Cleall-Harding.
LINE-UPS at SMiSA Stadiumpublished at 14:03 BST 4 April
St Mirren v Aberdeen (15:00)

St Mirren: George, Donnelly, Gogic, Freckleton, O'Hara, Phillips, Devaney, Campbell, John, Mandron, Ayunga.
Substitutes: Mullen, Richardson, King, Tanser, Idowu, McMenamin, Etete, Young, Nlundulu.
Aberdeen: Bratveit, Jensen, Milne, Morrison, Molloy, Gyamfi, Shinnie, Aremu, Bilalovic, Keskinen, Lazetic.
Substitutes: Mitov, Armstrong, Nisbet, Palaversa, Olusanya, Cameron, Kjartansson, Lobban, Bwomono.

Rangers aim for top spot in Premiershippublished at 14:01 BST 4 April

It's Rangers' turn to go first in the Scottish Premiership's three-way title chase - and they will move top of the table if they can beat Dundee United at Ibrox since leaders Hearts are in action tomorrow, along with champions Celtic.
Falkirk can confirm their top six place with a point or better away to Motherwell - or if Dundee United fail to win.
Stephen Robinson makes a swift return to St Mirren and if his Aberdeen side lose that one they will be level on points with the Buddies at the wrong end of the table.
Kilmarnock go to Hibs hoping to put pressure on the teams playing in Paisley, while the hosts have not given up hope of catching Motherwell in the race for fourth and a guaranteed European place.
All to play for...
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Rangers need a win to end the day at the summit

Scottish Premiership

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Team	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	Goals For	Goals Against	Goal Difference	Points	Form, Last 6 games, Oldest first
1 Rangers	32	18	12	2	60	28	32	66	Result Win Result Draw Result Draw Result Win Result Win Result Win
2 Hearts	31	20	6	5	53	25	28	66	Result Win Result Loss Result Win Result Win Result Loss Result Win
3 Celtic	31	19	4	8	56	34	22	61	Result Win Result Loss Result Draw Result Win Result Win Result Loss
4 Motherwell	32	14	12	6	51	26	25	54	Result Win Result Win Result Loss Result Loss Result Draw Result Loss
5 Hibernian	32	13	12	7	51	35	16	51	Result Win Result Win Result Draw Result Draw Result Draw Result Win
6 Falkirk	32	13	7	12	42	42	0	46	Result Loss Result Loss Result Win Result Draw Result Loss Result Win
7 Dundee United	32	8	13	11	42	52	-10	37	Result Draw Result Loss Result Win Result Draw Result Win Result Loss
8 Dundee	31	8	8	15	31	49	-18	32	Result Draw Result Win Result Draw Result Win Result Draw Result Loss
9 Aberdeen	32	8	6	18	31	48	-17	30	Result Draw Result Loss Result Loss Result Draw Result Loss Result Loss
10 St. Mirren	32	7	9	16	27	47	-20	30	Result Loss Result Draw Result Loss Result Loss Result Win Result Win
11 Kilmarnock	32	6	9	17	35	63	-28	27	Result Loss Result Draw Result Loss Result Win Result Win Result Loss
12 Livingston	31	1	12	18	31	61	-30	15	Result Loss Result Draw Result Draw Result Draw Result Draw Result Loss

Key

Position 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 : Championship Round
Position 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 : Relegation Round

Last Updated 4th April 2026 at 17:35

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