Tuesday brings a huge night: Falkirk host in-form Hearts at the bottom of the table, Motherwell welcome unbeaten Aberdeen after months postponement, and Hibernian face rock-bottom Kilmarnock seeking a first win since the season opened.
Hearts head to Falkirk Stadium on Tuesday 15 September at 19:45, unbeaten and leading the Premiership. Wouter Vrancken's side earned the postponement after their European play-off against Rapid Vienna, and the tie gives Hearts a third game in five days as they press their title case.
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Falkirk face in-form Hearts on Tuesday 15 September at 19:45, sitting bottom with 2 points from 5 games. John McGlynn's side are looking to build on draws and create an upset at home against one of the league's strongest sides.
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Motherwell welcome Aberdeen to Fir Park on Tuesday 15 September at 19:45. This fixture was originally postponed in August for Motherwell's Conference League run. The Steelmen sit fifth on 8 points from 5 games, while Aberdeen have won only once in their opening quintet.
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Aberdeen head to Motherwell on Tuesday 15 September at 19:45 after months waiting for this fixture. The Dons sit 10th with 4 points from 5 games and are searching for the consistency that will lift them up the table.
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Hibernian welcome Kilmarnock to Easter Road on Tuesday 15 September at 19:45. The Leith side showed form with a 3-0 League Cup win over Ross County on Saturday and are heavy favourites, while Kilmarnock sit rock-bottom on 1 point from 5 games and are searching desperately for a first league win.
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Kilmarnock travel to Easter Road on Tuesday 15 September at 19:45 in their quest for a first league victory. Manager Neil McCann's side drew 0-0 with Aberdeen in their last outing and are under severe pressure at the foot of the table with just 1 point.
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The Scottish summer transfer window closed at 17:00 on 3 September. No business is now possible until January, save through loan arrangements.
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Dundee defender Ryan Astley has extended his contract through 2029, signalling the club's confidence in the young Welsh-qualified defender. Astley arrived from Everton in January 2024 and has become a key figure in the Dark Blues' back line.
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St Mirren midfielder Killian Phillips will return to grass training on Monday after recovering from his shin injury. The midfielder has been sidelined in recent weeks but is making good progress in his comeback.
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Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin has left hospital and returned home to continue his recovery after a health scare that forced him to miss recent fixtures. Assistant Lee Sharp has been taking training and will continue to do so until Goodwin is cleared to return by medical staff.
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Raith Rovers sit top of the Championship on 13 points from 6 games after a commanding 4-0 win over Arbroath. The Fife side are setting the pace in the second tier.
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Stenhousemuir sit second on 13 points from 5 games with four straight wins. The Warriors host Partick Thistle on Monday in an important top-six encounter.
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Partick Thistle occupy third on 11 points from 5 games. The Jags visit Stenhousemuir on Monday 15 September looking to maintain their push at the top.
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Livingston made a statement under new manager Davie Martindale with a 4-1 demolition of Greenock Morton. The Almondvale side sit fourth on 9 points from 6 games.
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Dunfermline defeated Queen's Park 2-0 to sit on 9 points from 6 games. The Pars remain in contention at the top of the Championship.
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Inverness CT won 3-1 away at Ayr to move to 6 points from 6 games. John Robertson's side continues to build through the early season.
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Arbroath suffered a 4-0 defeat to Raith Rovers but remain on 8 points from 6 games in sixth. The Angus side have a chance to bounce back soon.
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Falkirk supporters on Pie and Bovril are warming to the prospect of Tuesday's Hearts visit. The Falkirk FC Thread shows fans recognising they face one of the league's in-form sides but holding out real hope for a result at the stadium.
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Hibernian fans on Pie and Bovril are backing Monday's Kilmarnock fixture. Despite recent league setbacks, the fanbase remains bullish and sees bottom-placed Kilmarnock as a chance to bounce back to winning ways.
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Kilmarnock supporters on The Great Big Kilmarnock Thread remain hopeful despite their tough start. The fanbase is focused on Tuesday's trip to Easter Road as a chance to finally secure the league win that has eluded them so far this season.
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Aberdeen supporters on The Famous Aberdeen thread are preparing for Tuesday's trip to Fir Park. The fanbase views the fixture as a chance to test themselves against a strong Steelmen side and build on their recent form.
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Motherwell supporters on A Thread For All Seasons are looking forward to Tuesday's long-awaited visit from Aberdeen. The fanbase sees the fixture as an opportunity to test themselves against one of the season's better sides on home soil.
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Hearts fans on the Official Hearts Juggernaut Thread are preparing for Tuesday's away trip to Falkirk. The fanbase remains confident in their unbeaten side and views the fixture as another step toward title contention, though Bairns at home always present a test.
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Raith Rovers supporters on The New Raith Rovers Thread are savouring the 4-0 demolition of Arbroath. The fanbase is optimistic about the title race, with the commanding performance seen as proof of the squad's quality at the top of the Championship.
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Livingston supporters on the merged thread are excited by Davie Martindale's arrival. The new manager's first game—a brilliant 4-1 rout of Morton—has the fanbase believing the club is moving in the right direction under fresh leadership.
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