Favourable post split fixtures for Celtic confirmed

The post-split fixtures have been released by the SPFL today and from a Celtic point of view we can surely have no complaints. It’s in our hands, we’re six wins from title glory…

Callum McGregor of Celtic celebrates
Callum McGregor of Celtic celebrates during the Scottish Premiership match between Heart of Midlothian and Celtic at Tynecastle Park on January 25, 2026. (Photo by Zak Mauger/Getty Images)

in the five post-split fixtures Celtic start at Celtic Park in another match against Falkirk, regularly visitors to Paradise this season. Next we go to Easter Road to take on Hibs before the final Glasgow Derby of the season at Celtic Park against the Rangers.

Then it’s a tricky midweek away trip Fir Park to face Motherwell before trophy day and for that Celtic are at home to Hearts, while the Rangers are away to Falkirk (again). With an away allocation at just 500 their supporters are going to be upset that they could win the league there but very few of them will get to be at the match.

PREMIERSHIP POST-SPLIT FIXTURES

SCHEDULE FOR ROUNDS 34-38 CONFIRMED…

TOP-SIX FIXTURES

Saturday April 25
Celtic v Falkirk (Sky Sports, 5.30pm)

Sunday April 26
Rangers v Motherwell (3.00pm)
Hibernian v Heart of Midlothian (Sky Sports, 4.30pm)

Saturday May 2
Falkirk v Motherwell (3.00pm)

Sunday May 3
Hibernian v Celtic (Sky Sports, 12 noon)

Monday May 4
Heart of Midlothian v Rangers (Sky Sports, 5.30pm)

Saturday May 9
Falkirk v Hibernian (3.00pm)
Motherwell v Heart of Midlothian (Sky Sports, 8.00pm)

Sunday May 10
Celtic v Rangers (Sky Sports, 12 noon)

Wednesday May 13
Heart of Midlothian v Falkirk (8.00pm)
Motherwell v Celtic (8.00pm)
Rangers v Hibernian (8.00pm)

Saturday May 16
Celtic v Heart of Midlothian (12.30pm)
Falkirk v Rangers (12.30pm)
Hibernian v Motherwell (12.30pm)

Team by team – Celtic, the Rangers and Hearts post split fixtures.

Celtic post split fixtures

Unbowed. Unbroken - The Celtic support at Dens Park.
Unbowed. Unbroken – The Celtic support at Dens Park. Dundee v Celtic. Sunday 5 April 2026. Photograph by Vagelis Georgariou

1. Celtic v Falkirk – Saturday 25 April. 5.30pm kick-off. Live on Sky Sports.

2. Hibs v Celtic – Sunday 3 May. 12 noon kick-off. Live on Sky Sports.

3. Celtic v the Rangers – Sunday 10 May. 12 noon Kick-off. Live on Sky Sports.

4. Motherwell v Celtic – Wednesday 13 May. 8pm kick-off.

5. Celtic v Hearts – Saturday 16 May. 12.30pm kick-off.

the Rangers post split fixtures

Rangers v Celtic Scottish Cup quarter final
Rangers v Celtic Scottish Cup quarter final at Ibrox on Sunday 8 March 2026. Photograph by Vagelis Georgariou

1. the Rangers v Motherwell – Sunday 26 April – Kick-off 3pm

2. Hearts v the Rangers – Monday 4 May – Kick-off 5.30pm. Live on Sky Sports.

3. Celtic v the Rangers – Sunday 10 May. 12 noon Kick-off. Live on Sky Sports.

4. the Rangers v Hibs – Wednesday 13 May – 8pm kick-off

5. Falkirk v theRangers – Saturday 16 May. 12.30pm kick-off.

Hearts post split fixtures

Tynecastle
Tynecastle. Hearts v Celtic, 26 October 2025. Photo Vagelis Georgariou (The Celtic Star)

1. Hibs v Hearts – Sunday 26 April – 4.30pm kick-off. Live on Sky Sports.

2. Hearts v the Rangers Monday 4 May – 5.30pm Kick-off. Live on Sky Sports.

3. Motherwell v Hearts Saturday 9 May – 8pm Kick-off. Live on Sky Sports.

4. Hearts v Falkirk Wednesday 13 May – 8pm kick-off.

5. Celtic v Hearts – Saturday 16 May. 12.30pm kick-off.

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  1. Was very surprised that we ended up with a match against the minis?
    Regardless, we are still looking at trying to put a run of 8 victories together, in order to achieve another double, and that has to be our aim, simple as that.

    Got no idea what a potential points table would look like at present. For points achieved already between the encounters played already between the top 6?
    Somehow don’t think it would be to favourable for ourselves imo?

    With that in mind, we can’t make claims anything is favourable for ourselves at present imo?

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