What can happen & when in final weeks of Scottish season?
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Scottish Premiership
Celtic will seal a 13th Scottish top-flight title in 14 seasons if they avoid defeat at Dundee United.
Rangers will secure the second Champions League qualifying place if they win away to St Mirren.
And there is a huge match in the race for third place as Aberdeen host Hibernian.
In the bottom half, St Johnstone are five adrift of Dundee, and six behind Kilmarnock and Ross County. Motherwell are five clear of 11th, with Hearts six away from the relegation play-off spot.
With the teams in each half of the table all playing each other again, there is still plenty scope for movement between now and 18 May.
Scottish Championship
Leaders Falkirk dropped points for the third game running in Friday's 2-1 loss to Partick Thistle.
It means Livingston can move level on points with a win away to Hamilton, with one last round of fixtures to come next weekend.
The Bairns, aiming for back-to-back promotions, do have a superior goal difference.
Thistle now have a three point cushion on Raith Rovers in the race for the fourth and final promotion play-off place, with the Kirkcaldy side hosting Morton next.
Hamilton have been relegated - pending an appeal that will be heard next Thursday - after a 15-point deduction left them adrift at the bottom.
Airdrieonians are almost certain to be in the relegation play-offs against the fourth-placed team in League 1.
Scottish League 1
Arbroath confirmed promotion straight back to the Championship by sealing the third-tier title with three games to spare.
Second-placed Cove Rangers are frontrunners to be in the play-offs, but Queen of the South, Stenhousemuir and Alloa Athletic can all also still claim one of the three places.
Dumbarton have already been relegated - a 15-point deduction for entering administration scuppering their season.
Annan Athletic's thumping win over champions Arbroath moved them within a point of eighth-placed Inverness Caledonian Thistle - who also have 15 points taken from them - with two games to go in the fight to avoid the relegation play-off.
Scottish League 2
The title race took a significant lurch last time when leaders Peterhead were thumped at Elgin to allow East Fife to move back within a point of the summit.
Now those two meet in the north east, with just one more match to follow.
Both are assured of play-off places and Edinburgh City are all-but there too, with Elgin City and Spartans likely to dispute the final spot after Stirling Albion lost on Saturday.
Bonnyrigg Rose gave themselves hope of avoiding finishing bottom and going into the relegation play-off after winning at nearest rivals Forfar Athletic.
They are four back with two to play, having been deducted six points after issues with their pitch and, consequently, their licence.
Highland/Lowland League
Brora Rangers have won the Highland League on goal difference after finishing on the same amount of points as Brechin City.
They will play East Kilbride, who retained their Lowland League title, on 26 April and 3 May, in the SPFL Pyramid play-off semi-final.