"Thursday's European fixtures and Sunday's Premier Sports Cup final mean this weekend's five remaining Scottish Premiership games are spread over three days. With Celtic facing St Mirren at Hampden, Heart of Midlothian have the chance to stretch their lead to six points when they visit Falkirk on Saturday. Third-place Motherwell have a chance to narrow the gap to the reigning champions when they visit Dundee United, as do Rangers and Hibernian when they meet on Monday."
"Rangers once more return to domestic action on the back of a bruising Europa League defeat, this time a 2-1 loss to Ferencvaros in Hungary. Up until then they had gone six games unbeaten and have won five of their seven league games under Danny Rohl - as many as the final 18 prior to his arrival - drawing the other two."
Five remaining Scottish Premiership games are spread over three days because of Thursday European fixtures and Sunday's Premier Sports Cup final. Celtic play St Mirren at Hampden while Heart of Midlothian visit Falkirk with the chance to extend their lead to six points. Third-place Motherwell can close the gap by visiting Dundee United. Rangers and Hibernian face each other on Monday with both able to influence the top positions. Livingston versus Dundee is a crucial bottom-of-the-table clash. Aberdeen host Kilmarnock on Sunday. Rangers arrive after a 2-1 Europa League defeat and mixed domestic form under Danny Rohl. Hibernian returned to winning ways 3-0 over Falkirk and Josh Mulligan is in form.
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