Tonight's fixtures are the first of two key rounds before a break for the Scottish Cup quarter-finals.
Rangers are live on Sky Sports as they travel to St Johnstone with a number of injury issues. It is something which has also hampered Saints in their pursuit of Premiership safety. Giovanni van Bronckhort’s men will be looking to keep the on rivals Celtic after missing the chance to make ground on their rivals at the weekend.
Celtic, meanwhile, host a St Mirren side under new management with Stephen Robinson in the dugout. The Buddies are one of seven teams not only in contention for the top six but European football. Livingston host Dundee United as well as Motherwell face Ross County in fixtures which could change the dynamic of the middle of the league.
Hibs will be expected to strengthen their position in fourth place as they visit bottom of the table Dundee, while Aberdeen will be hoping to keep up their unbeaten run against Hearts at Tynecastle Park.
The Jam Tarts are the only side in the league who don't appear to have any direct rivals in the league as they sit comfortable in third place with an 11-point buffer over Hibs. Wins over the Dons and then Dundee United on Saturday would all be secure the best of the rest tag.
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5. Fletcher delivers Diallo assessment
Former Scotland international Darren Fletcher has claimed Amad Diallo is “doing really well on loan” at Rangers. Fletcher is technical director at Manchester United who had spent big money on the attacker from Atalanta. So far the 19-year-old has featured five times since the January move but is out of the St Johnstone clash this evening. (The Athletic) Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group
6. Rangers' Ramsey decision
Rangers have already made their decision on the future of Welsh international Aaron Ramsey. The on loan Juventus star will miss the St Johnstone match on Wednesday meaning he has started just once since making the move in January. It has been reported Rangers won’t try to make the deal permanent. (Tuttosport) Photo: Rob Casey - SNS Group
7. Goodwillie rejoins Clyde
David Goodwillie has rejoined Clyde. The striker made a controversial move to Raith Rovers in January. But due to the fallout over the player who was ruled to be a rapist in a civil court hearing in 2016, he never played for the Rovers. Goodwillie has signed a loan deal until the end of the season. (Various) Photo: Ross MacDonald - SNS Group
8. New deal for Considine
Aberdeen are set to hand Andy Considine a new contract. The 34-year-old centre-back’s current deal is up at the end of the season. He hasn’t played since August due to an injury but new boss Jim Goodwin is keen to keep the squad’s longest serving player at Pittodrie. (Daily Record) Photo: SNS Group Craig Foy