Scottish Premier League leaders Rangers host Hearts in the first round of post-split fixtures.
The Ibrox side, who enjoy a 13-point lead with six games remaining, then travel to Hibs and face a third away trip to Dundee United in the league.
Rangers visit Tannadice on Wednesday and could clinch a second successive championship with a win, if Celtic lose at home to Motherwell on Tuesday.
The last Old Firm derby of the season will be played on Tuesday, 4 May.
As expected, the clash between Celtic and Rangers is among the penultimate round of fixtures.
Although Rangers have such a healthy lead, the SPL has taken no chances when it comes to attempting to ensure the derby is not a title-decider.
Similarly, the SPL did not want the game to take place on the final weekend of the season, when the championship trophy is usually presented.
The final day of the league campaign, 9 May, will see Rangers host Motherwell, while Celtic travel to Hearts in games that kick off at 1330 BST.
Celtic's first post-split match is against Hibernian next Saturday, followed by a trip to Dundee United the following Sunday and a home match with Motherwell on 1 May.
As usual, the final weekend of the season will see the bottom six play on the Saturday and the top six on the Sunday.
The 8 May games (1230 BST) are: Kilmarnock v Falkirk, St Johnstone v Hamilton, and St Mirren v Aberdeen. The other 9 May fixture is Dundee United v Hibernian.
In the battle to avoid the drop, Falkirk will be hosting St Mirren for a third time, which is sure to upset the Paisley side, with both teams locked on the same points at the foot of the table.
Post-split fixtures in the Scottish Premier League: (kick-offs 1500 BST unless otherwise stated)
Week 34
Top six
Saturday 17 April
Celtic v Hibernian - 1215 BST
Sunday April 18
Motherwell v Dundee United - 1615 BST
Rangers v Hearts - 1230 BST
Bottom six
Saturday 17 April
Aberdeen v Falkirk
Hamilton Accies v Kilmarnock
St Johnstone v St Mirren
Week 35
Top six
Saturday 24 April
Hearts v Motherwell
Sunday 25 April
Dundee United v Celtic - 1215 BST
Hibernian v Rangers - 1430 BST
Bottom six
Saturday 24 April
Falkirk v Hamilton Accies
St Johnstone v Aberdeen - 1200 BST
St Mirren v Kilmarnock
Week 36
Top six
Saturday 1 May
Celtic v Motherwell
Dundee United v Rangers
Hibernian v Hearts tbc
Bottom six
Saturday 1 May
Aberdeen v Hamilton Accies
Falkirk v St Mirren - tbc
Kilmarnock v St Johnstone
Week 37
Top six
Tuesday 4 May
Celtic v Rangers - 1945 BST
Wednesday 5 May
Hearts v Dundee United - 1945 BST
Thursday 6 May
Motherwell v Hibernian - 1945 BST
Bottom six
Wednesday 5 May
Aberdeen v Kilmarnock - 1945 BST
Falkirk v St Johnstone - 1945 BST
Hamilton Accies v St Mirren - 1930 BST
Week 38
Top six
Sunday 9 May
Dundee United v Hibernian - 1330 BST
Hearts v Celtic - 1330 BST
Rangers v Motherwell - 1330 BST
Bottom six
Saturday 8 May
Kilmarnock v Falkirk - 1230 BST
St Johnstone v Hamilton Accies - 1230 BST
St Mirren v Aberdeen - 1230 BST
The Ibrox side, who enjoy a 13-point lead with six games remaining, then travel to Hibs and face a third away trip to Dundee United in the league.
Rangers visit Tannadice on Wednesday and could clinch a second successive championship with a win, if Celtic lose at home to Motherwell on Tuesday.
The last Old Firm derby of the season will be played on Tuesday, 4 May.
As expected, the clash between Celtic and Rangers is among the penultimate round of fixtures.
Although Rangers have such a healthy lead, the SPL has taken no chances when it comes to attempting to ensure the derby is not a title-decider.
Similarly, the SPL did not want the game to take place on the final weekend of the season, when the championship trophy is usually presented.
The final day of the league campaign, 9 May, will see Rangers host Motherwell, while Celtic travel to Hearts in games that kick off at 1330 BST.
Celtic's first post-split match is against Hibernian next Saturday, followed by a trip to Dundee United the following Sunday and a home match with Motherwell on 1 May.
As usual, the final weekend of the season will see the bottom six play on the Saturday and the top six on the Sunday.
The 8 May games (1230 BST) are: Kilmarnock v Falkirk, St Johnstone v Hamilton, and St Mirren v Aberdeen. The other 9 May fixture is Dundee United v Hibernian.
In the battle to avoid the drop, Falkirk will be hosting St Mirren for a third time, which is sure to upset the Paisley side, with both teams locked on the same points at the foot of the table.
Post-split fixtures in the Scottish Premier League: (kick-offs 1500 BST unless otherwise stated)
Week 34
Top six
Saturday 17 April
Celtic v Hibernian - 1215 BST
Sunday April 18
Motherwell v Dundee United - 1615 BST
Rangers v Hearts - 1230 BST
Bottom six
Saturday 17 April
Aberdeen v Falkirk
Hamilton Accies v Kilmarnock
St Johnstone v St Mirren
Week 35
Top six
Saturday 24 April
Hearts v Motherwell
Sunday 25 April
Dundee United v Celtic - 1215 BST
Hibernian v Rangers - 1430 BST
Bottom six
Saturday 24 April
Falkirk v Hamilton Accies
St Johnstone v Aberdeen - 1200 BST
St Mirren v Kilmarnock
Week 36
Top six
Saturday 1 May
Celtic v Motherwell
Dundee United v Rangers
Hibernian v Hearts tbc
Bottom six
Saturday 1 May
Aberdeen v Hamilton Accies
Falkirk v St Mirren - tbc
Kilmarnock v St Johnstone
Week 37
Top six
Tuesday 4 May
Celtic v Rangers - 1945 BST
Wednesday 5 May
Hearts v Dundee United - 1945 BST
Thursday 6 May
Motherwell v Hibernian - 1945 BST
Bottom six
Wednesday 5 May
Aberdeen v Kilmarnock - 1945 BST
Falkirk v St Johnstone - 1945 BST
Hamilton Accies v St Mirren - 1930 BST
Week 38
Top six
Sunday 9 May
Dundee United v Hibernian - 1330 BST
Hearts v Celtic - 1330 BST
Rangers v Motherwell - 1330 BST
Bottom six
Saturday 8 May
Kilmarnock v Falkirk - 1230 BST
St Johnstone v Hamilton Accies - 1230 BST
St Mirren v Aberdeen - 1230 BST
