This year’s Scottish Premiership campaign has been one of the most memorable in recent history - and we haven’t even reached split yet.
Hearts have took full advantage of Rangers and Celtic turmoil this season, rising to the top of the table back in September and staying there ever since. Meanwhile, Motherwell are hoping to also have a say in the title race after their transformational season under Jens Berthel Askou.
At the opposite end of the table, Livingston appear destined to finish bottom after winning just one league game all season. However, a host of other teams could join them, with Kilmarnock, St Mirren, and possibly even Aberdeen battling to keep their heads above water.
It has also been a season that has seen the emergence of several up-and-coming young talents in the top flight, as several club’s blood some of their most highly-rated young talents on the main stage. But who have been the best performing youngsters in the Scottish Premiership this season?
Here, we look at the 15 young talents aged 21 and under who have made an impact in Scottish top flight this season:
13. Macaulay Tait - Livingston
The Hearts youngster is enjoying regular football at Livingston this season, and is showing some promising signs despite their struggle to get results. Registering three assists at Almondvale, he's not gone into his shell despite some difficult results and almost wants the ball, taking 1,006 touches this season. | SNS Group
14. Findlay Curtis - Kilmarnock
Perhaps the biggest compliment the teenager can be given is that many Rangers fans didn't agree with the club's decision to allow him to leave on loan in January. A confident wideman, Curtis has started the season with a stunning strike against Panathinaikos in the Champions League qualifiers, but opted to move to Rugby Park in order to get more regular minutes in the second-half of the campaign. Direct, physical and with a real eye for goal, he's been tipped to be a future international. | SNS Group
15. Dylan Lobban - Aberdeen
A bright spot in an otherwise difficult campaign for Aberdeen, the 20-year-old defender has broken into the first team this season having impressed on loan at Cove Rangers last season. Originally an attacking midfielder in the Dons youth academy, Lobban has been repositioned to defence upon his arrival in the senior squad. His physical and tactical growth were praised by former head coach Jimmy Thelin earlier this season, and his progression has seen his called up to Scot Gemmill's Scotland under-21 squad. | SNS Group