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Published 12:24 16 May 2026 BST
Updated 13:35 17 May 2026 BST
Saturday 16th of May could go down as the most significant day in modern Scottish football history.
That's because Hearts of Midlothian have the real opportunity to become the first team since Aberdeen in 1984/85, to beat either of Rangers or Celtic to the league title.
All they have to do is avoid defeat when they travel to Celtic Park at 12.15 on Saturday.
Even after that's all decided, the biggest fixture of the day has not yet even begun.
At 3pm, Chelsea and Manchester City face off in the FA Cup final.
The Blues have not beaten Pep Guardiola's side for almost five years, but the last time they did so was also a major occasion, taking place during the 2021 Champions League final that Chelsea won 1-0.
With City now increasingly unlikely to catch Arsenal in the Premier League, Saturday's fixture could represent Pep Guardiola's last chance to win a trophy in what is rumoured to be his final season at the Etihad.
Follow all the action from the biggest moments of the final day of the SPFL season and the FA Cup final here!
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