Scottish Premiership matches featuring Heart of Midlothian against Dundee United, St Mirren, and Rangers have been added to the Sky Sports schedule. These games are significant for fans and teams alike, as they shape the league’s competitive landscape in January and February 2024.
On January 31, Hearts will visit Tannadice Park to face Dundee United. Coach Derek McInnes is aiming for his team to maintain their position at the top of the table during this critical match. Just a few days later, on February 3, Hearts will take on St Mirren, also broadcast live on Sky Sports. This match will be another opportunity for the Jambos to solidify their standing in the league.
A highly anticipated clash will occur on February 15 when Hearts host Rangers. After a recent 2-1 victory, Hearts could be looking to extend their winning streak against the Ibrox side to three matches.
In addition to Hearts’ fixtures, the Scottish Premiership schedule includes other notable matches. On February 4, Celtic will meet Aberdeen at Pittodrie, marking Wilfried Nancy‘s first Old Firm experience as Celtic’s manager.
Rangers will also be in action on February 11 when they travel to face Motherwell, who are currently enjoying a ten-match unbeaten run under coach Jens Berthel Askou. With both teams vying for critical points, this match is set to be a key moment in the season.
As the fixtures unfold, fans can expect a packed schedule on Sky Sports featuring thrilling matchups. Key dates include:
– **December 27**: Hibernian vs. Hearts at 12:30
– **January 3**: Celtic vs. Rangers at 12:30
– **January 31**: Dundee United vs. Hearts at 20:00
– **February 3**: St Mirren vs. Hearts at 20:00
– **February 11**: Motherwell vs. Rangers at 20:00
– **February 15**: Kilmarnock vs. Celtic at 14:00 and Rangers vs. Hearts at 16:30
As the season progresses, the intensity of the league will escalate, and each match will have implications for the final standings. With teams striving for top positions and playoff spots, the coming weeks promise to deliver excitement for football fans across the country.
