Hibs face Dundee this evening before Rangers host St Johnstone and Celtic travel to Ross County on Wednesday. The same evening Hearts Women and Hibs Women meet at Tynecastle Park with a bumper crowd expected.
Darvel and Brechin City are also finally going to play their replay on Tuesday night.
With just over two weeks until the transfer window there is plenty of interest in the business clubs are going to do. Rangers have a new manager who will likely want to add players of his own, while Celtic, Hearts and Hibs are all expected to be busy.
Much of the work will have already been done by clubs, identifying players.
Scroll down and click through for all the latest news and transfer speculation from around the SPFL and Scottish football.
5. Mathie set for Ayr role
Graeme Mathie is set to return to Scottish football with a role at Ayr United. The former Hibs sporting director left his post at Easter Road in September. He will join the Somerset Park side as chief executive with a view to running the club’s football operation in what is quite the coup for the Honest Men. (Daily Record) Photo: Pedro Salado - SNS Group
6. Cormack eyes £50m SPFL deal
Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack believes Scottish football could bring in £50million through commercial deals. Speaking at the club’s AGM, Cormack revealed the plans could take five to 10 years but would represent nearly double of the current deal worth £27million. He said: “We believe there’s an immediate 20-30 per cent increase and we’re working on that with Deloitte.” (Various) Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group
7. Belgians eye Porteous
Belgian side Oostende have become the latest club to be linked with a £1million move for Hibs centre-back Ryan Porteous. The club helped boost the career of Jack Hendry, his form in Belgium earning him a move to Club Brugge. Porteous was the subject of a bid from Millwall in the last January transfer window. (Daily Record) Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group
8. Lennon backed for Hibs return
Hibs caretaker boss David Gray is warm to the idea of Neil Lennon returning to the club. The former Celtic boss has been touted for a return to Easter Road to replace Jack Ross. Gray said: “He was very demanding, the standards he expected were very high. He has managed at a high level and he has an aura about him and he demands respect and rightly so.” (The Scotsman) Photo: SNS Group Paul Devlin