THE Edinburgh Derby and Celtic's trip to face Rangers at Ibrox are among eight matches to have been picked for live television coverage.
On Monday the SPFL confirmed which games will be broadcast between 2 March and 8 April.
Hibernian's clash with Hearts will take place on Friday March 9 at 7.45pm, with the clash between the Gers and the Bhoys taking place two days later on Sunday 11 March at 12pm.
A top-of-the-table Championship meeting between Dundee United and St Mirren, Hibs' trip to St Johnstone and Motherwell's home games against the two Glasgow giants have also been selected.
Two games in April have been confirmed, with Sky Sports showing Hearts' trip to Dundee before Hamilton Accies host Celtic a week later live on BT Sport.
Friday March 2, 2018
Ladbrokes Championship
Dundee United v St Mirren
Live on BT Sport, kick-off 7.45pm
Friday March 9, 2018
Ladbrokes Premiership
Hibernian v Heart of Midlothian
Live on Sky Sports, kick-off 7.45pm
Sunday March 11, 2018
Ladbrokes Premiership
Rangers v Celtic
Live on Sky Sports, kick-off 12 noon
Friday March 16, 2018
Ladbrokes Premiership
St Johnstone v Hibernian
Live on BT Sport, kick-off 7.45pm
Sunday March 18, 2018
Ladbrokes Premiership
Motherwell v Celtic
Live on Sky Sports, kick-off 2.30pm
Saturday March 31, 2018
Ladbrokes Premiership
Motherwell v Rangers
Live on BT Sport, kick-off 12.30pm
Sunday April 1, 2018
Ladbrokes Premiership
Dundee v Heart of Midlothian
Live on Sky Sports, kick-off 12.30pm
Sunday April 8, 2018
Ladbrokes Premiership
Hamilton Academical v Celtic
Live on BT Sport, kick-off 12.30pm
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