Hibernian vs. Celtic (Saturday, 12.30pm)
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Celtic will be looking to end a disappointing 2020-21 campaign on a high and claim all three points when they travel to Hibernian on Saturday for the final Scottish Premiership game of the season.
All eyes will be on Hoops midfielder Scott Brown, who is set to make his final appearance for the club before he joins Aberdeen in the summer.
We say: Hibernian 1-3 Celtic
Celtic have struggled away from home in recent weeks but face a Hibernian side who have won just seven of their 17 league matches at Easter Road this season. The Hoops have also scored 37 goals on the road, more than any other side in the division.
After cruising to victory against St Johnstone in midweek – and with Hibs also having on eye on the Scottish Cup final later this month – we feel that Kennedy's side will secure all three points this weekend.
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Rangers vs. Aberdeen (Saturday, 12.30pm)
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Rangers will be lifting the Scottish Premiership trophy for the 55th time on Saturday afternoon, after they lock horns with Aberdeen in the final game of the season.
The Gers are looking to become only the second club in top-flight history to complete a 38-game campaign undefeated.
We say: Rangers 3-0 Aberdeen
Rangers have won all 18 league matches at Ibrox this campaign, scoring 53 goals and conceding just four times; they have also won three of their last four home matches against Aberdeen by an aggregate score of 11-0.
The Gers will be celebrating no matter what the result is on Saturday, but we feel that Gerrard's side will turn up for one final time to ensure their unbeaten record stays intact, completing the 2020-21 campaign in style.
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St Johnstone vs. Livingston (Saturday, 12.30pm)
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St Johnstone and Livingston will lock horns in the Scottish Premiership at McDiarmid Park for the final time this season, with both teams looking to secure all three points and finish in fifth place.
The two sides head into Saturday's game after suffering heavy defeats to the Old Firm, with the Saints losing 4-0 away at Celtic, while the Lions were beaten 3-0 at home to champions Rangers.
We say: St Johnstone 1-1 Livingston
Livingston have been struggling for several weeks now and have particularly looked vulnerable in defence, conceding in each of their last 14 matches in all competitions.
However, they face a coronavirus-hit St Johnstone side, who will be prioritising their preparations for the Scottish Cup final.
With little to separate the two teams, a score draw could be on the cards at McDiarmid Park.
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Barney Corkhill
