Friday 31 March 2017 08:25, UK
Following last week's international break, it is back to Scottish Premiership action again as Celtic move ever closer to the title.
Following his heroics for Scotland, Stuart Armstrong will look to cap a memorable seven days by helping Celtic mathematically wrap up the league.
Brendan Rodgers' men can clinch the Scottish Premiership where they started their defence on August 7, at Tynecastle. A win against Hearts on Sunday would make them impossible to catch, although that has been known for some time already.
However, if Aberdeen lose to Dundee on Friday night then Celtic will have won the trophy by the time their team bus rolls into Tynecastle. A draw would also be enough for the champions elect should the match at Dens Park end all square.
Elsewhere in the Premiership, Rangers host Motherwell in the fifth meeting between the teams already this season. The Ibrox side have won all four, scoring eight and conceding two.
Bottom side Hamilton take on fourth-placed St Johnstone, where David Templeton could make his Accies debut after signing there on a contract until the end of the season.
Ross County will seek to reignite their top-six ambition when they travel to Partick Thistle. Thistle currently occupy 6th spot but a win for Jim McIntyre's side will take them to within three points of the Firhill club.
Inverness are level on points with Hamilton at the foot of the table and haven't won in three league matches. They host Kilmarnock, who have won three and drawn three of their last eight games.
Sky Sports Scotland's commentary team of Ian Crocker and Andy Walker are on hand to take you through their thoughts on this weekend's fixtures.
Dundee v Aberdeen - Friday 7.45pm
Andy Walker's prediction:
Dundee 2-3 Aberdeen
Key player: Andrew Considine
The ultimate one-club man at Aberdeen these days, he remains an important part of a defence second only to Celtic this season.
Ian Crocker's prediction:
Dundee 1-2 Aberdeen
Key player: Jonny Hayes
Always a lively presence, guaranteed to make things happen.
Hamilton Accies v St Johnstone - Saturday 3pm
Andy Walker's prediction:
Hamilton Acc 0-1 St Johnstone
Key player: Paul Paton
Now that he's fully fit & playing regularly, the Irishman can help sustain St Johnstone's challenge for a place in Europe.
Ian Crocker's prediction:
Hamilton Acc 0-1 St Johnstone
Key player: Liam Craig
Two goals at Motherwell and capable of grabbing a game by the scruff of the neck.
Inverness CT v Kilmarnock - Saturday 3pm
Andy Walker's prediction:
Inverness CT 2-0 Kilmarnock
Key player: Liam Polworth
This is a vital game for Caley Thistle's chances of escaping the drop, they can turn to one of their own in Polworth, born & bred in Inverness.
Ian Crocker's prediction:
Inverness CT 1-2 Kilmarnock
Key player: Conor Sammon
On a roll since his return to Killie. 3 goals in 4 games.
Partick Thistle v Ross County - Saturday 3pm
Andy Walker's prediction:
Partick Thistle 1-2 Ross County
Key player: Alex Schalk
If Liam Boyce doesn't score for Ross County, Schalk is the man who can make the difference for Jim McIntyre's men.
Ian Crocker's prediction:
Partick Thistle 1-1 Ross County
Key player: Kris Doolan
Always a handful, often a goal threat.
Rangers v Motherwell - Saturday 3pm
Andy Walker's prediction
Rangers 3-0 Motherwell
Key player: Emerson Hyndman
The on-loan Bournemouth midfielder is making his mark at Rangers with four goals from eight league games.
Ian Crocker's prediction:
Rangers 3-1 Motherwell
Key player: Martyn Waghorn
Finding the way to goal again, albeit mostly with a few penalties.
Hearts v Celtic - Live on Sky Sports 2 & Mix from 12pm Sunday
Andy Walker's prediction:
Hearts 1-3 Celtic
Key player: Scott Sinclair
He scored his first Celtic goal here & can help secure the title with another in Sunday's live Scottish Premiership fixture on Sky.
Ian Crocker's prediction:
Hearts 1-3 Celtic
Key player: Stuart Armstrong
Scored in the last 3 league games and, as expected, a very impressive Scotland debut.
