Hearts maintain their impressive form with an eight-game unbeaten run heading into Monday's trip to Falkirk, while Motherwell strengthen their midfield with Dylan Levitt's arrival and Aberdeen make Cup progress through a penalty shootout.
Hearts travel to Falkirk Stadium on Monday 15 September at 19:45 riding an eight-game unbeaten run. The Jambos thrashed Hibernian 3-1 earlier this month and sit third in the table with 12 points from five games.
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Falkirk welcome the in-form Hearts to Falkirk Stadium on Monday 15 September at 19:45. Manager John McGlynn's side are dealing with an injury crisis but have captain Brad Spencer available for selection.
Hibernian fell to a 3-1 defeat against Hearts on 3 September in a strong showing from the Edinburgh rivals. The Leith side sit eighth with 6 points from five games and face Kilmarnock on 15 September.
Kilmarnock have won just one point from five games with losses to St Mirren (0-1) and a 0-0 draw with Aberdeen. The Rugby Park club sit bottom of the table with just 1 point and host Hibernian on 15 September.
Motherwell host Aberdeen at Fir Park on Sunday 15 September at 19:45 in a Premiership fixture. The Steelmen sit fifth on 8 points from five games played.
Aberdeen progressed from the Premier Sports Cup with a penalty shootout victory at Hampden on 12 September, with manager Stephen Robinson expressing pride in the performance. The Dons travel to Fir Park to face Motherwell on 15 September.
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St Johnstone sit seventh with 7 points from six games. Forward Jamie Gullan remains sidelined with a groin injury, though loan signing Josh Campbell is available. The Perth side face Falkirk on 19 September.
Dundee continue to develop youth talent with 16-year-old Charley Oosenbrugh's recent first-team debut. Defender Ryan Astley has extended his contract until 2029. The Dark Blues sit sixth on 7 points from six games.
Dundee United sit ninth on 5 points from six games after stabilising with a 1-1 draw against Falkirk on 5 September. Manager Jim Goodwin continues his rebuilding project with recent draws showing progress.
St Mirren maintain their strong early form despite mounting injuries: Killian Phillips (shin), Liam Donnelly (abductor), and Malik Dijksteel (hamstring) are sidelined. Manager Craig McLeish was named Glen's Vodka Manager of the Month for August. The Paisley side sit fourth on 10 points.
Motherwell completed the signing of Dylan Levitt on a two-year deal this week. The midfielder, formerly of Hibernian and Leyton Orient, returns to Scotland. "It's a great feeling to be back in Scotland," Levitt said.
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Aberdeen signed forward Mahou on 9 September as manager Stephen Robinson continues to strengthen the squad ahead of difficult fixtures.
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Hearts continue their excellent start to the season with eight games unbeaten, their most recent win a dominant 3-1 victory over Hibernian. The side's form has them in contention at the top.
St Mirren manager Craig McLeish was named Glen's Vodka Manager of the Month for August following a strong opening to the campaign.
Falkirk manager John McGlynn is managing a significant injury situation but has confirmed captain Brad Spencer remains available for selection despite interest from other clubs.
Livingston put on a dazzling display under new manager Davie Martindale, thrashing Greenock Morton 4-1 at Cappielow on 11 September. Goals from Liam Polworth, Robbie Muirhead, Emmanuel Danso and Jordan Doherty sent out a strong statement in the post-Whelan era.
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Raith Rovers picked up a commanding 4-0 win over Arbroath on 12 September, moving into the mix at the top of the Championship table on 13 points.
Stenhousemuir sit second in the Championship on 13 points from five games, maintaining a strong run with four consecutive wins.
Dunfermline defeated Queen's Park 2-0 on 12 September to maintain their challenge near the top, holding 9 points from six games.
Inverness CT won 3-1 away at Ayr United on 12 September to climb into mid-table on 6 points from six games.
Hearts fans on the Hearts Juggernaut thread on Pie and Bovril are riding high with the team's eight-game unbeaten run. The fanbase is confident heading to Falkirk but acknowledges away fixtures always carry risk.
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Falkirk fans on the Falkirk FC Thread on Pie and Bovril are bracing for Hearts' visit but the fanbase sees the home fixture as a genuine opportunity. The mood is cautiously optimistic despite the team's poor league start.
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Aberdeen supporters on The Famous Aberdeen thread on Pie and Bovril are using the Cup tie at Hampden as a chance to reset confidence levels after a difficult league start. The penalty shootout victory is seen as a positive step forward.
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Kilmarnock supporters on the Great Big Kilmarnock Thread on Pie and Bovril are hoping the upcoming fixtures can spark the side's campaign after a poor Premiership start. The fanbase believes a strong showing is vital.
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St Johnstone fans on the Double Winning thread on Pie and Bovril are managing the loss of key players to injury but remain confident in the squad's depth. Josh Campbell's return from loan adds options to the side.
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Dundee United supporters on the Dundee United FC 2026/27 thread on Pie and Bovril remain patient with Jim Goodwin's rebuilding project. The fanbase views recent draws as genuine progress after difficult early results.
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Motherwell fans on the Motherwell FC thread on Pie and Bovril are optimistic about Dylan Levitt's arrival. The fanbase sees the midfielder's return to Scotland as a sign of ambition from the club.
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Hibernian supporters on the Hibernian Thread on Pie and Bovril acknowledge the Hearts defeat but remain positive about the season. The fanbase is focusing on the upcoming matches to climb back into contention.
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Raith Rovers supporters on The New Raith Rovers Thread on Pie and Bovril are enjoying the team's strong early form. The 4-0 demolition of Arbroath has the fanbase optimistic about their title chances.
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Livingston supporters on the Livingston merged thread on Pie and Bovril are excited by Davie Martindale's arrival. The new manager's first game—a brilliant 4-1 rout of Morton—has supporters believing the club is moving in the right direction.
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