It was another rollercoaster of a weekend in the Scottish Premiership as Philippe Clement’s Rangers slipped up against Ross County, Dundee secured a top six finish at the expense of Hibs and St. Johnstone fell further into relegation danger.
However, the twists and turns of the Scottish Premiership seasons are only just beginning with the split fixtures announced on Tuesday afternoon.
The title race, qualification for Europe and a tense relegation battle will all be contested in the weeks and months ahead with all 12 Scottish top tier sides aiming to end the season on a high.
As the split gets set to commence, we look at the Scottish Premiership form table to see how each team are performing over their last 10 games.
9. Ross County
The Staggies are in better form than their relegation rivals as they enter the split. They have won three, drawn two and lost five of their last 10, hitting an average of 1.10 points per game. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
10. Aberdeen
The Dons' disappointing season has been summed up by their recent form of two wins, four draws and four defeats in their last 10. They have hit an average of just one point per game during that spell. | Sammy Turner - SNS Group Photo: Sammy Turner - SNS Group
11. St. Johnstone
The Perth outfit require an improvement in form if they are to escape a relegation spot. They have won two, drawn one and lost seven from their 10 and have slipped below the point per game average to 0.7. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
12. Livingston
Bottom of the Scottish Premiership and bottle of the form table. Livi have won just one in 10, drawing two and losing the other seven. They have an average of just 0.50 points per game from those matches. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group