The Scottish Premiership's post-split fixtures have delivered a dramatic final-day scenario: league leaders Hearts will travel to Celtic Park on May 16th with the title potentially on the line. For the Hearts faithful, there's understandable frustration at missing the chance to seal a historic championship at a rocking Tynecastle. Instead, a small but mighty contingent of away supporters may witness one of Scottish football's greatest modern achievements.

While Hearts could mathematically clinch earlier, this thrilling campaign seems destined for a final-day crescendo. Intriguingly, history offers a compelling omen. Exactly 28 years ago, on that same date, Hearts lifted the Scottish Cup at Celtic Park, defeating Rangers 2-1. This season, they've already proven they can win there, securing a memorable 2-1 league victory earlier in the campaign.

First, Derek McInnes's side must navigate a demanding run-in. A win against Motherwell this weekend would send them into the final five matches clear at the summit. The schedule then presents a massive double-header: a fierce Edinburgh derby away to Hibernian, followed by a titanic clash at home against their closest pursuers, Rangers. Navigate those hurdles successfully, and the stage will be set for a legendary finale in Glasgow, where Hearts could end a 64-year wait for the top-flight crown.