Hearts face Premier Sports Cup test against unbeaten Championship leaders Stenhousemuir tonight, while Livingston travel to Cappielow in the second tier. Weekend sees Aberdeen v Kilmarnock and Hibernian v Ross County cup ties.
Hearts face Premier Sports Cup quarter-final at Stenhousemuir on Friday evening, kick-off 19:45. Edinburgh's eight-game unbeaten run meets a Championship side top of the second tier and unbeaten through ten league matches. Manager Wouter Vrancken will be without McEntee and Spittal.
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Hibernian travel to the Global Energy Stadium on Saturday for a Premier Sports Cup quarter-final against Ross County at 15:00. The Easter Road side look to progress in the cup competition.
Aberdeen travel to Rugby Park on Saturday at 17:45 to face Kilmarnock in a Premier Sports Cup quarter-final. The Dons have struggled for goals in the league and see the cup as an opportunity to build confidence.
Kilmarnock host Aberdeen at Rugby Park on Saturday at 17:45 in a Premier Sports Cup quarter-final. The Rugby Park side sit bottom of the Premiership and will seek to use the cup as a platform.
Motherwell's Women's team secured their first points of the 2026-27 season with a 3-1 victory against Montrose. The club announced a new partnership with Omni Group that will feature on Women's first-team kits. The men's side play Aberdeen on September 15 at 19:45.
Dundee sit sixth with seven points from six matches after recent draws and defeats. The Dark Blues carry injuries to Joe Westley (fractured cheekbone), Ryan Finnigan (ankle) and Finlay Robertson (ACL). Dundee host Motherwell on September 19 at 15:00.
Dundee United sit ninth in the Premiership with five points from six matches after a recent 1-1 draw with Falkirk and a 0-3 loss to Motherwell. The side travel to play St Mirren on Saturday, September 19.
Falkirk sit 11th with just one point from four matches after draws and defeats. Manager John McGlynn is navigating a severe injury crisis with nine players sidelined including Conor McLeod (knee), Nesbitt, Sibbald, Laidlaw, Gardner, Adams, Lang and Yeats. The Bairns host Hearts on Monday, September 15.
St Johnstone sit seventh with seven points from six matches. Forward Jamie Gullan is ruled out with a groin injury, but loan signing Josh Campbell is fit and available. The Perth side host Falkirk on September 19 at 15:00.
St Mirren sit fourth with ten points from six matches. After losses to Celtic (1-2 on Sept 5) and Rangers (0-1 on Sept 9), Liam Donnelly's return to midfield will be crucial. The Paisley side travel to play Dundee United on September 19 at 15:00.
Hearts will be without defender Oisin McEntee and midfielder Blair Spittal for the Stenhousemuir trip.
Falkirk's casualty list continues to grow with McLeod now added to a lengthy injured reserve that includes Nesbitt, Sibbald, Laidlaw, Gardner, Adams, Lang and Yeats.
Dundee carry significant injuries with Joe Westley (fractured cheekbone), Ryan Finnigan (ankle) and Finlay Robertson (ACL) all sidelined.
St Mirren midfielder Liam Donnelly is making progress in his recovery from an abductor injury and is expected back in full training early next week.
Greenock Morton host Livingston at Cappielow Park on Friday evening at 19:30 in a Championship clash. The visitors are favoured based on recent form.
Livingston travel to Cappielow Park on Friday evening at 19:30 to face Greenock Morton in a Championship fixture.
Falkirk supporters on Pie and Bovril are standing by manager John McGlynn despite the injury crisis. The injury toll is being seen as a test of squad depth rather than a reflection on McGlynn's work.
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Motherwell supporters on Pie and Bovril have expressed confidence in the direction under management. Fifth place after five matches is seen as a solid platform.
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Kilmarnock supporters view Saturday's Premier Sports Cup quarter-final against Aberdeen as an opportunity to build momentum. The fanbase believes the cup run could help turn around a difficult league campaign.
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Hibernian supporters on Hibs.net remain hopeful of a league recovery. The fanbase believes the squad has the quality to climb the table.
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Dundee supporters on Pie and Bovril are focused on the Dens derbies with Dundee United. The fanbase sees the upcoming local match as key to climbing the table.
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Dundee United supporters have rallied around manager Jim Goodwin during his recovery. The fanbase expresses relief at his progress and looks forward to his return to the dugout.
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Hearts supporters are approaching the Stenhousemuir trip with cautious optimism. Fans back the Jambos to handle Championship opposition despite injuries to McEntee and Spittal.
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St Johnstone supporters remain behind the team despite early-season struggles. The fanbase on Pie and Bovril shows faith in manager Craig Valakari's direction.
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Aberdeen supporters on Vital Aberdeen have grown visibly frustrated after a fourth consecutive league match without a goal. Fans questioned the shape and tactical setup in recent fixtures.
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