Celtic are edging closer to retaining the Scottish Premiership title, sitting 13 points clear at the top of the table. With only nine more wins needed to mathematically secure the title, the next six league fixtures will play a crucial role in determining when and where the trophy will be lifted.

Brendan Rodgers’ side have built a commanding lead, but with tricky away trips and important home clashes ahead, the focus will be on maintaining momentum and avoiding any late-season slip-ups.

Celtic’s Next Six SPFL Fixtures

1. Dundee United (H) – February 15

2. Hibernian (A) – February 22

3. Aberdeen (H) – February 25

4. St Mirren (A) – March 1

5. Rangers (H) – March 16

6. Hearts (H) – March 29

Home Form Could Seal the Title

Out of these six fixtures, four are at Celtic Park, where the Hoops have been dominant all season. The matches against Dundee United, Aberdeen, Rangers, and Hearts provide a massive opportunity to take maximum points in front of a packed home crowd.

The biggest of those games is, without question, the Glasgow Derby on March 16. Depending on results elsewhere, a victory over Rangers at Celtic Park could all but wrap up the title and deal a pa debilitating blow to our delusional rivals. Hearts, another strong side of late, visit in March in what could be a decisive fixture if the league hits the sharp end.

Tough Away Tests Await

While home form is key, Celtic will also need to navigate two tough away fixtures against Hibernian at Easter Road and St Mirren in Paisley. Both sides have taken points off top teams this season, and with the pressure mounting, Rodgers will be demanding full focus from his squad.

Title in Sight

With a 13-point cushion, Celtic are in a commanding position, but there’s still work to be done. If they can take close to maximum points from these next six matches, the title could be within touching distance by the time April arrives. The mission is clear—keep winning and keep the momentum rolling towards another Premiership triumph.