SPFL releases post-split fixture list, key Sky Sports dates, and Celtic supporters determine whether the title can be won at Rangers.

The SPFL has released the post-split fixture list, which includes critical information that Celtic fans will ascertain whether the title can be won at Rangers. Dates for Sky Sports The post-split Scottish Premiership fixture list has been published by the SPFL, and Celtic fans are now able to make plans for a title party.

In a perfect universe, Celtic would have secured the title against Kilmarnock at Parkhead this weekend. However, their plans were derailed by the loss at St Johnstone. Yesterday, a significant number of Celtic supporters believed that the Scottish Premiership title was already secured, as Rangers appeared to be on the brink of defeating Aberdeen at Ibrox. However, Celtic’s trophy count was kept at 119 for a minimum of another two weeks after a late equaliser.

Consequently, the champagne was once again placed on ice. Nevertheless, Celtic supporters are now able to organise their title celebration following the SPFL’s publication of the post-split fixture list. It appears that a celebration at Ibrox is not in the cards for this season.The dates on which Celtic fans can organise a party to celebrate their championship triumph are as follows:

Brendan Rodgers has been informed of the date on which he will be able to officially claim Celtic’s 55th league title, according to a statement that was published on the official website of the SPFL. Dundee United (A), Saturday April 26: 12:00 p.m. on Sky Sports Rangers (A), Sunday May 4: 12:00 p.m. on Sky Sports Aberdeen (A), Wednesday 14, 7:45 p.m.

Hibernian (H), Saturday, May 10, 3 p.m. St Mirren (H), Saturday, May 17, 12:30 p.m. on Sky Sports Technically, the league can still be won at Ibrox, as Celtic are 15 points clear of Rangers with 15 games remaining. However, the probability of the Parkhead club succumbing to Dundee United and subsequently defeating Rangers to secure the league title is exceedingly low. Celtic’s performance against Rangers since ‘

80 For the majority of this century, Celtic have maintained a near-total control over Scottish football. Nevertheless, Rangers have been the primary opponent for the Parkhead club. Celtic have faced the Ibrox club on 129 occasions since 1980; however, who has achieved the most favourable outcomes? In this section, 67 Hail Hail examines the over 40-year history of Glasgow Derby results.