JUST IN: New date for the final Old Firm clash of the season just announced – No away fans.

JUST IN: New date for the final Old Firm clash of the season just announced – No away fans.

With the confirmation of Rangers’ remaining five league games of the season, the Scottish Premiership challenge has been set.

This season, the Ibrox club will play the greatest teams in Scotland on three away days and twice at home, setting up an exciting finale to the campaign.

The Scottish Premiership schedule was first anticipated to be announced following Rangers’ match against Dundee, but the SPFL has now made the list public this afternoon.

The task for Rangers is straightforward: win these matches to win the Scottish Premiership.

Rangers final Scottish Premiership fixtures confirmed

Rangers’ post-Scottish Premiership split fixtures are as follows:

Sun 28 April | St Mirren (A) | 12:30
Sun 5 May | Kilmarnock (H) | 13:00
Sat 11 May | Celtic (A) | 12:30
Tue 14 May | Dundee (H) | 19:30
Sat 18 May | Hearts (A) | 12:30

Following today evening’s game in hand with Dundee, Rangers will then face a Scottish Cup semi-final clash with Hearts at Hampden.

After that, it’s a direct run at these five matches, with the result deciding who wins the Scottish Premiership this year.

Although every game on this list presents difficulties, Rangers supporters will take particular heed of two in particular.

The meeting on May 11 at Celtic Park might be the championship game, and the season-ending away trip to Tynecastle is undoubtedly important.

Kilmarnock and Dundee’s home games should be easy wins, while the club’s journey to Paisley at the end of April is a must-win to launch its post-split goals.

One eye on Celtic’s post-split fixtures

Naturally, supporters of Rangers will compare their games to those of Celtic, the rival team in the Old Firm.

Rangers will go into these last five games of the season with a razor-thin one-point edge if they overcome Dundee.

Rangers supporters will also be interested in certain noteworthy fixtures involving our Old Firm opponents.

The Old Firm on May 11th is undoubtedly special, but Celtic will also play Hearts at Parkhead the week prior on May 4th, and a midweek trip to Kilmarnock is scheduled for a few days after the Gers game on May 15th.

Even if Rangers have recently let a sizable title advantage slip, there are still some crucial games still to play.

However, Rangers now have a test, and if they hope to win the title this season, they will probably need to travel to Celtic Park and secure a victory.

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