A busy weekend beckons, please join us for Friday, Saturday and Sunday's action.
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And there's also a Championship play-off final to be decided with Ayr United and Stranraer tied at 1-1 going into their second leg at Somerset Park on Sunday afternoon.
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Then on Sunday at lunchtime, the Premiership's top six complete their season with Aberdeen v Ross County, Celtic v Motherwell and Hearts v St Johnstone.
Celtic will be presented with the Premiership trophy after their match against Motherwell.
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Later on Saturday, Queen's Park host Clyde in the Scottish League One play-off final second leg, with Queen's Park leading 3-1 on aggregate.
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Kilmarnock play their final league fixture of the season against relegated Dundee United on Saturday lunchtime, when Inverness v Dundee and Partick Thistle v Hamilton also take place.
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Falkirk and Hibernian are locked at 2-2 at the midway stage of their semi-final tie, with the eventual winner going on to face Premiership second bottom side Kilmarnock in the two-legged final.
On to the weekend...
Before Aberdeen and Hearts complete their season on Sunday, there's the not so small matter of a Premiership play-off decider tomorrow evening.
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes
"The goal was a poor goal that separates the teams. We should do better at the goal, the keeper should do better. Hearts then have something to hold on to. I can't be critical of the team. They've done well this year."
Hearts head coach Robbie Neilson
"It was a tough game. Two good teams coming together and we're pleased to send our fans home happy. Big games like this are usually won by mistakes. Pleasing that we managed to get the goal."
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Disappointment for Aberdeen goalkeeper Adam Collin, who could only parry a shot into Abiola Dauda's path for Hearts' winnerImage caption: Disappointment for Aberdeen goalkeeper Adam Collin, who could only parry a shot into Abiola Dauda's path for Hearts' winner
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Derek McInnes wanted two wins from Aberdeen's last two games to beat last season's points tally of 75 but the maximum they can get now is 74Image caption: Derek McInnes wanted two wins from Aberdeen's last two games to beat last season's points tally of 75 but the maximum they can get now is 74
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Robbie Neilson's Hearts move on to 64 points and have three more to play for against St Johnstone on SundayImage caption: Robbie Neilson's Hearts move on to 64 points and have three more to play for against St Johnstone on Sunday
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Aberdeen 0-1 Hearts
Abiola Dauda's second-half goal is enough to give Hearts their third victory of the season over Aberdeen.
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Aberdeen 0-1 Hearts
Shay Logan's delivery causes momentary panic in the Hearts defence but the visitors eventually clear.
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Aberdeen 0-1 Hearts
Three minutes of stoppage time begin.
Aberdeen 0-1 Hearts
Jordan McGhee replaces Juanma Delgado for Hearts.
Aberdeen 0-1 Hearts
A flurry of Aberdeen crosses into the box but Hearts keep clearing their lines.
GREAT SAVE!
Aberdeen 0-1 Hearts
Niall McGinn's inswinging corner from the left is met at the back post by Andy Considine but Jack Hamilton turns it wide.
Aberdeen 0-1 Hearts
Hearts sitting in now, trying to see this out. Aberdeen keep coming at them but are leaving themselves vulnerable to counter attacks.
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SNSCopyright: SNS Disappointment for Aberdeen goalkeeper Adam Collin, who could only parry a shot into Abiola Dauda's path for Hearts' winnerImage caption: Disappointment for Aberdeen goalkeeper Adam Collin, who could only parry a shot into Abiola Dauda's path for Hearts' winner 
SNSCopyright: SNS Derek McInnes wanted two wins from Aberdeen's last two games to beat last season's points tally of 75 but the maximum they can get now is 74Image caption: Derek McInnes wanted two wins from Aberdeen's last two games to beat last season's points tally of 75 but the maximum they can get now is 74 
SNSCopyright: SNS Robbie Neilson's Hearts move on to 64 points and have three more to play for against St Johnstone on SundayImage caption: Robbie Neilson's Hearts move on to 64 points and have three more to play for against St Johnstone on Sunday 
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A busy weekend beckons, please join us for Friday, Saturday and Sunday's action.
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And there's also a Championship play-off final to be decided with Ayr United and Stranraer tied at 1-1 going into their second leg at Somerset Park on Sunday afternoon.
Post update
Then on Sunday at lunchtime, the Premiership's top six complete their season with Aberdeen v Ross County, Celtic v Motherwell and Hearts v St Johnstone.
Celtic will be presented with the Premiership trophy after their match against Motherwell.
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Later on Saturday, Queen's Park host Clyde in the Scottish League One play-off final second leg, with Queen's Park leading 3-1 on aggregate.
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Kilmarnock play their final league fixture of the season against relegated Dundee United on Saturday lunchtime, when Inverness v Dundee and Partick Thistle v Hamilton also take place.
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Falkirk and Hibernian are locked at 2-2 at the midway stage of their semi-final tie, with the eventual winner going on to face Premiership second bottom side Kilmarnock in the two-legged final.
On to the weekend...
Before Aberdeen and Hearts complete their season on Sunday, there's the not so small matter of a Premiership play-off decider tomorrow evening.
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes
"The goal was a poor goal that separates the teams. We should do better at the goal, the keeper should do better. Hearts then have something to hold on to. I can't be critical of the team. They've done well this year."
Hearts head coach Robbie Neilson
"It was a tough game. Two good teams coming together and we're pleased to send our fans home happy. Big games like this are usually won by mistakes. Pleasing that we managed to get the goal."
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Aberdeen 0-1 Hearts
Abiola Dauda's second-half goal is enough to give Hearts their third victory of the season over Aberdeen.
Aberdeen 0-1 Hearts
Shay Logan's delivery causes momentary panic in the Hearts defence but the visitors eventually clear.
ADDED TIME
Aberdeen 0-1 Hearts
Three minutes of stoppage time begin.
Aberdeen 0-1 Hearts
Jordan McGhee replaces Juanma Delgado for Hearts.
Aberdeen 0-1 Hearts
A flurry of Aberdeen crosses into the box but Hearts keep clearing their lines.
GREAT SAVE!
Aberdeen 0-1 Hearts
Niall McGinn's inswinging corner from the left is met at the back post by Andy Considine but Jack Hamilton turns it wide.
Aberdeen 0-1 Hearts
Hearts sitting in now, trying to see this out. Aberdeen keep coming at them but are leaving themselves vulnerable to counter attacks.