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Upcoming Fixtures

Saturday 29th March 2025

15:00: Aberdeen v Motherwell

15:00: Celtic v Heart of Midlothian

15:00: Hibernian v St. Johnstone

15:00: St. Mirren v Kilmarnock

17:30: Dundee v Rangers

Sunday 30th March 2025

14:30: Ross County v Dundee United

Saturday 5th April 2025

15:00: Dundee v St. Mirren

15:00: Kilmarnock v Motherwell

15:00: Rangers v Hibernian

15:00: Ross County v Aberdeen

Friday 21st March 2025

19:45: Partick Thistle v Raith Rovers

Saturday 22nd March 2025

15:00: Ayr United v Hamilton Academical

15:00: Falkirk v Airdrieonians

15:00: Greenock Morton v Queen's Park

Tuesday 25th March 2025

19:45: Greenock Morton v Raith Rovers

19:45: Livingston v Falkirk

Saturday 29th March 2025

15:00: Ayr United v Dunfermline Athletic

15:00: Greenock Morton v Partick Thistle

15:00: Hamilton Academical v Raith Rovers

Wednesday 2nd April 2025

19:45: Dunfermline Athletic v Livingston

Saturday 22nd March 2025

15:00: Dumbarton v Queen of the South

15:00: Inverness Caledonian Thistle v Alloa Athletic

15:00: Kelty Hearts v Arbroath

15:00: Montrose v Annan Athletic

17:30: Cove Rangers v Stenhousemuir

Saturday 29th March 2025

15:00: Alloa Athletic v Dumbarton

15:00: Annan Athletic v Kelty Hearts

15:00: Arbroath v Cove Rangers

15:00: Queen of the South v Inverness Caledonian Thistle

15:00: Stenhousemuir v Montrose

Saturday 22nd March 2025

15:00: Clyde v Bonnyrigg Rose

15:00: Edinburgh City v East Fife

15:00: Stirling Albion v Peterhead

15:00: Stranraer v Forfar Athletic

15:00: The Spartans v Elgin City

Saturday 29th March 2025

15:00: Bonnyrigg Rose v Elgin City

15:00: East Fife v The Spartans

15:00: Forfar Athletic v Peterhead

15:00: Stirling Albion v Edinburgh City

15:00: Stranraer v Clyde

Sunday 30th March 2025

16:10: Queen's Park v Livingston

League Tables

Pos	Team	Pld	Gd	Pts
1	Celtic	30	69	75
2	Rangers	30	34	62
3	Hibernian	30	4	44
4	Aberdeen	30	-8	43
5	Dundee United	30	-2	41
6	Heart of Midlothian	30	3	39
7	Motherwell	30	-14	38
8	St. Mirren	30	-12	35
9	Ross County	30	-20	35
10	Kilmarnock	30	-14	32
11	Dundee	30	-18	31
12	St. Johnstone	30	-22	26

Updated at 18/03/2025 at 16:27

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Pos	Team	Pld	Gd	Pts
1	Falkirk	29	34	63
2	Livingston	29	17	55
3	Ayr United	29	20	54
4	Partick Thistle	29	4	44
5	Greenock Morton	28	-3	37
6	Raith Rovers	28	-6	37
7	Queen's Park	29	-5	33
8	Hamilton Academical	29	-20	28
9	Dunfermline Athletic	29	-11	27
10	Airdrieonians	29	-30	21

Updated at 17/03/2025 at 11:20

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Pos	Team	Pld	Gd	Pts
1	Arbroath	29	17	53
2	Cove Rangers	29	18	48
3	Stenhousemuir	29	12	48
4	Alloa Athletic	29	5	40
5	Queen of the South	29	-5	38
6	Kelty Hearts	29	0	36
7	Montrose	29	-7	33
8	Inverness Caledonian Thistle	29	4	32
9	Annan Athletic	29	-23	30
10	Dumbarton	29	-21	9

Updated at 17/03/2025 at 11:49

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Pos	Team	Pld	Gd	Pts
1	East Fife	29	25	53
2	Peterhead	29	13	53
3	Edinburgh City	29	6	46
4	Elgin City	29	4	43
5	The Spartans	29	1	43
6	Stirling Albion	29	-6	38
7	Stranraer	29	-1	37
8	Clyde	29	-13	30
9	Bonnyrigg Rose	29	-16	27
10	Forfar Athletic	29	-13	26

Updated at 17/03/2025 at 12:33

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