- Celtic sit 13 points clear of Rangers at the top of the standings
- Hearts, St Mirren and Motherwell are jostling for a top-six finish
- St Johnstone are five points adrift of Dundee at the bottom

The penultimate round of fixtures before the Scottish Premiership split will take place this weekend, with all 12 teams in action.

Second plays host to third in the pick of Saturday's games, with Rangers facing off against Hibernian, while leaders Celtic travel to bottom of the table St Johnstone in the first of two matches on Sunday.

Dundee vs St Mirren (Saturday, 3pm)

Dundee are bottom of the Premiership form guide after winning just one of their last 10 league fixtures and they host a St Mirren side buoyed by last weekend's 5-1 win over Kilmarnock.

The Buddies can still gatecrash the top six and they are fancied to edge past their hosts on Saturday in what could be an open and entertaining game.

Score prediction: Dundee 1-2 St Mirren

Kilmarnock vs Motherwell (Saturday, 3pm)

Kilmarnock and Motherwell were both on the receiving end of heavy defeats last time out and a share of the spoils at Rugby Park may help both steady their respective ships.

Recent meetings between this pair have tended to be tight, with the last three league encounters, including both this season, ending all-square.

Score prediction: Kilmarnock 1-1 Motherwell

Rangers vs Hibernian (Saturday, 3pm)

Rangers will have one eye on the first leg of their Europa League quarter-final tie with Athletic Bilbao when they host Hibernian and that could play into the hands of the in-form visitors.

Hibs are unbeaten in 15 Premiership games – a run that dates back to early December – and they have collected 13 points from the last 15 available.

These two sides played out an entertaining 3-3 draw when they met at Easter Road in January and another enthralling encounter that ultimately ends level could be on the cards.

Score prediction: Rangers 2-2 Hibernian

Ross County vs Aberdeen (Saturday, 3pm)

Aberdeen's see-saw season appears to be on an upward trajectory once again and they are capable of getting the better of a Ross County side that have lost back-to-back games without scoring.

The Dons are unbeaten on their last seven trips to Dingwall, winning four of those and they can replicate the 1-0 victory they claimed on their most recent visit in August.

Score prediction: Ross County 0-1 Aberdeen

St Johnstone vs Celtic (Sunday, 12pm)

St Johnstone's mini revival hit the buffers at Hibernian last time out and the Premiership's bottom club are unlikely to get any change out of runaway leaders Celtic at McDiarmid Park.

Celtic have won the two previous meetings between the sides this season 4-0 and 6-0, but they are without an away clean-sheet this calendar year so are liable to concede, even if they still end up winning in convincing fashion.

Score prediction: St Johnstone 1-4 Celtic

Hearts vs Dundee United (Sunday, 2.30pm)

Hearts can take a giant step towards securing a top-six spot by claiming a fourth home win on the bounce when Dundee United head to Tynecastle.

It is just two wins from nine for United in all competitions, with six of those games ending in defeat, so momentum appears to be with Hearts, who would close to within two points of the Terrors with a victory.

Score prediction: Hearts 2-0 Dundee United