THE wait is over.
On Wednesday the SPFL delivered the fixture schedule for the final five rounds of the season after days of deliberation.
With just one month of the league season remaining, there is a packed calendar of games to get through and each round of action will feature at least two televised clashes.
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This is the complete list of matches you can catch on BT Sport and Sky Sports before the curtain falls on another eventful Ladbrokes Premiership campaign.
Saturday 21 April
Hibernian v Celtic – Live on BT Sport, 12.30pm
Sunday 22 April
Rangers v Heart of Midlothian – Live on Sky Sports, 12.30pm
Friday 27 April
Aberdeen v Heart of Midlothian – Live on BT Sport, 7.45pm
Saturday 28 April
Hamilton Academical v Ross County – Live on Sky Sports, 12.30pm
Sunday 29 April
Celtic v Rangers – Live on Sky Sports, 12 noon
Friday 4 May
Partick Thistle v Ross County – Live on BT Sport, 7.45pm
Saturday 5 May
Dundee v Hamilton Academical – Live on Sky Sports, 12.30pm
Sunday 6 May
Heart of Midlothian v Celtic – Live on BT Sport, 12.15pm
Tuesday 8 May
Aberdeen v Rangers – Live on Sky Sports, 7.45pm
Wednesday 9 May
Heart of Midlothian v Hibernian – Live on BT Sport, 7.45pm
Sunday 13 May
Celtic v Aberdeen – Live on Sky Sports, 12.30pm
Hibernian v Rangers – Live on BT Sport, 12.30pm
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