What is still to be decided as season reaches climax?
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Scottish Premiership
Celtic sealed a 13th Scottish top-flight title in 14 seasons with four games to spare, while Rangers are secure in second place.
Hibernian lead the race for third, with Aberdeen three points behind and Dundee United a further three back.
In the bottom half, St Johnstone remain six adrift of Ross County and eight back from Dundee.
Motherwell are now safe from the drop, while Heart of Midlothian and Kilmarnock can no longer finish bottom and automatic relegation but could still finish 11th and face a play-off to avoid relegation.
Scottish Championship
The title fight went down to the final round of games, with Falkirk and Livingston locked together on 70 points, but it was the Bairns who secured back-to-back titles and promotions with a win over Hamilton Academical as Livi lost to Partick Thistle.
Thistle's win retained a two-point cushion over Raith Rovers, whose win way to Queen's Park proved to no avail as the Firhill side secured the final promotion play-off spot.
It means Thistle host Ayr United on Tuesday in the first leg of their quarter-final, with the second leg a week later at Somerset Park and the winner taking on Livingston.
Hamilton's automatic relegation was sealed after an appeal against a 15-point deduction was dismissed, while second-bottom Airdrieonians will be in the relegation play-offs against Stenhousemuir, who finished fourth 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.
Cove Rangers, Queen of the South and Stenhousemuir, who leapfrogged Alloa Athletic on the final day, finished in the promotion play-off spots.
Dumbarton had long been relegated - a 15-point deduction for entering administration scuppering their season.
Meanwhile, second-bottom Annan Athletic face play-offs to avoid relegation and face Elgin City, who finished fourth in League 2, in their semi-final.
Scottish League 2
Peterhead clinched the title and automatic promotion after Peter Pawlett's goal gave them victory over closest rivals East Fife on the penultimate weekend.
The Fifers will be in the play-offs, where they will play third-placed Edinburgh City.
Elgin's final-day defeat by East Fife meant they finished fourth and face Annan, who finished second bottom of the league above.
Bonnyrigg Rose gave themselves hope of avoiding bottom spot and going into the relegation play-off - despite having been deducted six points after issues with their pitch - after beating hosts Stranraer on the final day.
However, Forfar Athletic's 0-0 draw at home to Stirling Albion was enough to edge out their rivals on goal difference.
Highland/Lowland League
Lowland League champions East Kilbride secured their place in the SPFL Pyramid play-off final, following up a thumping 4-1 first-leg home win over Highland counterparts Brora Rangers with a 3-3 draw.
East Kilbride, who have never played in the SPFL, host Bonnyrigg next Saturday, with the second leg a week later.
Lose and Bonnyrigg will return to the Lowland League three years after being promoted to the SPFL for the first time.