Wednesday 5 April 2017 17:30, UK
With Celtic being crowned champions on Sunday, attention now turns to the battle for second place and a top-six spot, not to mention who will finish in the relegation places.
Brendan Rodgers' side five-star display at Tynecastle clinched the club's sixth title in a row, almost without an opponent laying a scratch on them.
Celtic dropped just four points on the way to defending their title and have a goal difference of 63 having scored 81 times in their 30 Premiership matches.
The champion's focus now will be on remaining unbeaten fore the season and securing a treble with the Scottish Cup.
It's a massive week for Rangers as they attempt to close the gap on Aberdeen in second place, who host Inverness CT on Tuesday night before Pedro Caixinha's men travel to Rugby Park on Wednesday.
Aberdeen are ten points clear of Rangers with eight games left, but there are still two meetings between the sides in those final matches, the first of which is Live on Sky Sports this Sunday.
Partick Thistle moved four points clear in the fight for a top-six spot with their victory against Ross County on Saturday and face a daunting trip to Celtic Park on Wednesday.
Hearts could compound a miserable week for St Johnstone by leapfrogging them into 4th position should Ian Cathro's side record their first win in three matches at McDiarmid Park.
Potentially the most meaningful Lanarkshire derby between the clubs for a while takes place on Wednesday night as 10th placed Motherwell host Hamilton Accies, who are in the relegation play-off spot, just one point and one place behind their rivals.
Ross County and Dundee can't be certain of their Premiership safety either and will both look to open a gap away from the bottom of the table when they play in Dingwall on Tuesday.
Aberdeen v Inverness CT - Tuesday 7.45pm
Andy Walker's prediction:
Aberdeen 2-1 Inverness CT
Key player: Nial McGinn
Looks likely this will be his last season at Pittodrie, he's been a huge success for Aberdeen.
Ian Crocker's prediction:
Aberdeen 2-1 Inverness CT
Key player: Adam Rooney
Might fancy a piece of the action against his former club.
Ross County v Dundee - Tuesday 7.45pm
Andy Walker's prediction:
Ross County 2-0 Dundee
Key player: Liam Boyce
Both sides too close to the relegation dogfight but unlike Dundee, County have a regular goal scorer in Liam Boyce.
Ian Crocker's prediction:
Ross County 1-2 Dundee
Key player: Cammy Kerr
Eye-catching season from Dundee's young right back.
Celtic v Partick Thistle- Wednesday 7.45pm
Andy Walker's prediction:
Celtic 3-0 Partick Thistle
Key player: Patrick Roberts
Question remains as to his future at Celtic. The on loan Man City man has been excellent every time he's called upon.
Ian Crocker's prediction:
Celtic 2-0 Partick Thistle
Key player: Scott Sinclair
Brilliant title-winning hat-trick. One a few contenders for Celtic's Player of the Year Award.
Kilmarnock v Rangers - Live on Sky Sports 2 from 7.30pm Wednesday
Andy Walker's prediction:
Kilmarnock 1-1 Rangers
Key player: Rory McKenzie
Enjoying a fine season yet again for Kilmarnock, possibly should be adding more goals to his game.
Ian Crocker's prediction:
Kilmarnock 2-2 Rangers
Key player: Kris Boyd
250th league game for Killie. Three in his last five against his former club.
Motherwell v Hamilton Accies - Wednesday 7.45pm
Andy Walker's prediction:
Motherwell 2-1 Hamilton Accies
Key player: Louis Moult
Scored all four at home earlier this season in comfortable win over rivals and near neighbours.
Ian Crocker's prediction:
Motherwell 1-0 Hamilton Accies
Key player: Louis Moult
Lanarkshire derby could be his kind of stage.
St Johnstone v Hearts
Andy Walker's prediction:
St Johnstone 1-2 Hearts
Key player: Isma Goncalves
Looked sharp and strong against Celtic, has to continue that good form.
Ian Crocker's prediction:
St Johnstone 1-1 Hearts
Key player: Jamie Walker
Hearts may have to turn to their top scorer for inspiration.
