Scottish Premiership Preview: All 6 Fixtures, Tickets & Match of the Week (7–8 November 2026)

Rangers' trip to Paisley to face St Mirren is the pick of the Scottish Premiership weekend, with Celtic hosting Kilmarnock on Sunday and Aberdeen welcoming Hibernian to Pittodrie. There is a Tayside flavour to Saturday too, with Dundee United at home and Dundee heading to Perth.

Below you'll find all six Scottish Premiership fixtures for Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 November 2026, each with a short preview, a seating plan where available and a link to tickets, plus our Match of the Week. Ticket-Compare.com is a comparison platform rather than a seller; it gathers listings from pre-vetted resale sites and authorised hospitality partners so you can compare prices and seat areas in one place before clicking through to buy from the site of your choice.

Celtic lead the way on 28 points, four clear of Rangers, who have a game in hand, with Hearts a further four points back in third.

Dundee United vs Motherwell – Tannadice Park, Dundee (Saturday 7 November 2026)

Dundee United host Motherwell at Tannadice, a ground that sits just a few hundred yards from Dens Park on the same street. Zac Sapsford should be involved for the Terrors and gives them pace and movement in attack, while Tom Sparrow is likely to feature at right-back for Motherwell, offering energy and support down the flank. The Steelmen like to keep the ball and build patiently, so the hosts will look to press high and make the most of the home crowd. United are sixth on 16 points, four ahead of ninth-placed Motherwell, and a home win would give them a welcome boost heading into the rest of November.

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St Johnstone vs Dundee – McDiarmid Park, Perth (Saturday 7 November 2026)

Dundee make the short trip down the A90 to face St Johnstone at McDiarmid Park, a fixture with a regional edge that should bring a healthy away following to Perth. Jason Holt should be involved for Saints and brings experience to the middle of the park, while Ashley Hay is likely to feature for Dundee after scoring twice against Kilmarnock last week. The forward offers a strong presence in the penalty area and will be looking to continue his scoring form. Dundee are fifth on 17 points, three ahead of seventh-placed St Johnstone, and with these two sides knowing each other well, a tight, physical contest looks likely.

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Aberdeen vs Hibernian – Pittodrie Stadium, Aberdeen (Saturday 7 November 2026)

Kevin Nisbet faces his former club when Hibernian travel north to Pittodrie, and the striker should be involved for Aberdeen as they look to make home advantage count. Martin Boyle is likely to feature for Hibs, who have the pace on the break to trouble any side. Pittodrie is one of the most traditional grounds in Scotland, and the Dons' supporters will be expecting a strong performance against one of the division's bigger clubs. Both have found points hard to come by so far, with Aberdeen tenth on 11 and Hibs bottom on eight, so there is plenty riding on it.

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Hearts vs Falkirk – Tynecastle Park, Edinburgh (Sunday 8 November 2026)

Tynecastle is one of the loudest grounds in the country, with the stands right on top of the pitch, and Falkirk will need to keep their composure when they visit on Sunday. Josh McPake should be involved for Hearts and offers creativity and direct running in attacking areas, while Jacob Murrell is likely to feature up front for Falkirk, providing a central attacking presence and an outlet when the visitors break forward. Hearts are third on 20 points and Falkirk fourth on 18, so there is plenty at stake near the top, and for the visitors this is one of the toughest away trips on the calendar.

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Celtic vs Kilmarnock – Celtic Park, Glasgow (Sunday 8 November 2026)

Celtic welcome Kilmarnock to Celtic Park on Sunday, and the hosts will expect to dominate the ball against an Ayrshire side who tend to make life awkward for the big clubs. Benjamin Nygren should be involved for Celtic and is often the one who finds space in the final third, while Cameron Carter-Vickers is likely to feature at the heart of the defence. Greg Kiltie should be involved for Killie, who will need a disciplined defensive display to come away with anything. Celtic top the table on 28 points, while Kilmarnock are 11th with nine. The Celtic Park seating plan shows the layout of one of the biggest grounds in Britain.

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Celtic Park seating plan

Match of the Week: St Mirren vs Rangers – Marbill Coaches Stadium, Paisley (Saturday 7 November 2026)

Our Match of the Week takes us to Paisley, where St Mirren welcome Rangers to the Marbill Coaches Stadium. The Buddies have a habit of making life difficult for the Glasgow clubs on their own patch, and the compact ground will be packed with home supporters and a large travelling contingent from across the city. Rangers are second on 24 points with a game in hand on leaders Celtic, while St Mirren sit eighth on 14, and this is an away day that Rangers will see as a test of their consistency.

Kevin Kelsy and Djeidi Gassama should be involved for Rangers, with Kelsy providing a central goal threat and Gassama offering pace and direct running from wide positions. Olwethu Makhanya is likely to feature in central defence. For St Mirren, Eseosa Sule should lead the attack and will be an important outlet when the hosts win possession.

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Which Scottish Premiership Games Should You Watch This Weekend?

St Mirren against Rangers is the standout, Aberdeen hosting Hibernian is a meeting of two of the division's bigger clubs, and Celtic against Kilmarnock gives the hosts a chance to put on a show at home. Demand varies from ground to ground and tends to tighten as each fixture gets closer. If you want to see what's left for any of these games in one place, Ticket-Compare.com compares listings from pre-vetted resale sites and authorised partners and sends you through to the site you choose to complete your purchase.