Get ready for a March madness like no other in the Scottish Premiership! With the title race heating up and just six points separating the top three teams, every match now feels like a final. But here's where it gets even more exciting: Sky and Premier Sports have just announced their TV picks for March, shaking up the fixture list and giving fans a front-row seat to the drama. And this is the part most people miss—these changes could significantly impact the race for the top spot, especially with Celtic’s game in hand potentially narrowing the gap to just three points.
Five Premiership games have been rescheduled for television coverage, ensuring that fans won’t miss a moment of the action. Sky Sports kicks things off on Saturday, March 14, with Kilmarnock hosting Hearts in an 8pm kickoff—a match that could be pivotal for both sides’ ambitions. But here’s where it gets controversial: Is this late kickoff time fair to fans traveling to the game? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
The following day, Sunday, March 15, sees Rangers travel to St Mirren for a noon kickoff, also on Sky. This game is immediately followed by the Dundee derby, which kicks off at 2pm on Premier Sports. And this is the part most people miss: The Dundee derby is more than just a local rivalry—it’s a battle for pride and points that could influence the mid-table standings.
The action continues the next weekend with Rangers facing Aberdeen on Saturday, March 21, at 7.45pm on Premier Sports. Then, on Sunday, March 22, Dundee United hosts Celtic in a noon kickoff on Sky. Bold prediction: This match could be a turning point in the title race, especially if Celtic secures a win to close the gap further.
Here’s the full lineup of Scottish Premiership TV picks for March:
- Kilmarnock vs Hearts – Sat, March 14 – 8pm (Sky Sports)
- St Mirren vs Rangers – Sun, March 15 – Noon (Sky Sports)
- Dundee vs Dundee Utd – Sun, March 15 – 2pm (Premier Sports)
- Rangers vs Aberdeen – Sat, March 21 – 7.45pm (Premier Sports)
- Dundee Utd vs Celtic – Sun, March 22 – Noon (Sky Sports)
Controversial question: With so many key games rescheduled for TV, are broadcasters prioritizing viewership over fan experience? Share your thoughts below—we want to hear from you!
