The Scottish Women's Premier League Post-split matches have been released as a number of clubs fighting to prevent the title and to prevent relegation.
Rangers are currently top of the SWPL on goal difference – with Glasgow City, Celtic and Hibernian also bound at 51 points after 21 games.
Harten and Motherwell complete the top six, with the final round of matches from the first part of this season that takes place on March 2 before the Post-Split matches take over, with teams that play at home and leave over the last 10 Rounds of the campaign.
On the other hand, three clubs will be banned this season before a new structure of two divisions of 10 clubs that will be introduced next season.
Dundee United is currently only four points, with Queen's Park and Montrose also in the relegation zone – six points behind Spartans, while Aberdeen is only clear one point.
The first post-split luminaires …
Glasgow City will organize title finances Hibernian on March 16, while Celtic and Rangers are confronted with trips to Harten and Motherwell respectively.
Aberdeen will look to be released from the relegation zone while they go Dundee United on the bottom side, while Queen's Park Face Spartans and Montrose -Gastheer Partick Thistle.
When will the title rivals come together?
After starting their post-split matches at home at Hibernian, Glasgow City then visits holders of the holders on March 30.
Next for Celtic in their title defense is an old company that was taken to Rangers on 13 April.
All four clubs are then absorbed as Celtic -Guestheer Hibernian and Glasgow City three days later on April 16 at Rangers.
The Sky Sports Cup finalists then meet on April 20 while Rangers travel to Hibernian, for Jo Potter's Gers side and then 10 days later opposite Glasgow City.
Glasgow City takes on the other half of the old company as a Celtic visit on 4 May and then play Hibs on 11 May, while the old company meets each other as Celtic is at home for Rangers.
Hibernian ends the season with Celtic at home before he met against Rangers on the last day in the last meetings between those fighting for the first place.
Who is confronted with who on the last day?
Champions Celtic are at home at Motherwell, while 16-way winners Glasgow City take on Harten and Sky Sports Cup finalists Rangers and Hibernian meet on 18 May.
On the other hand, Montrose Bottom Side Dundee Utd, Queen's Park against Aberdeen and Spartans opposite Partick Thistle.
Affilen complete
March 16
Glasgow City vs Hibernian
Hearts vs Celtic
Motherwell vs Rangers
Aberdeen vs Dundee United
Montrose vs Partick Thistle
Queen's Park vs Spartans
March 30
Celtic vs Glasgow City
Motherwell vs Hibernian
Rangers vs Hearts
Dundee United vs Queen's Park
Partick Thistle vs Aberdeen
Spartans vs Montrose
April 13
Glasgow City vs Motherwell
Hibernian vs Hearts
Rangers vs Celtic
Aberdeen vs Spartans
Dundee United vs Partick Thistle
Queen's Park vs Montrose
April 16
Celtic vs Hibernian
Glasgow City vs Rangers
Hearts vs Motherwell
Montrose vs Aberdeen
Queen's Park vs Partick Thistle
Spartans vs Dundee United
April 20
Hearts vs Glasgow City
Hibernian vs Rangers
Motherwell vs Celtic
Aberdeen vs Queens Park
Dundee United vs Montrose
Partick Thistle vs Spartans
April 30
Celtic vs Hearts
Hibernian vs Motherwell
Rangers vs Glasgow City
Montrose vs Queen's Park
Partick Thistle vs Dundee United
Spartans vs Aberdeen
May 4
Glasgow City vs Celtic
Harten vs Hibernian
Rangers vs Motherwell
Aberdeen vs Partick Thistle
Montrose vs Spartans
Queen's Park vs Dundee United
May 11
Celtic vs Rangers
Hibernian vs Glasgow City
Motherwell vs Hearts
Dundee United vs Aberdeen
Partick Thistle vs Montrose
Spartans vs Queen's Park
May 14
Hearts vs Rangers
Hibernian vs Celtic
Motherwell vs Glasgow City
Aberdeen vs Montrose
Dundee United vs Spartans
Partick Thistle vs Queen's Park
May 18
Celtic vs Motherwell
Glasgow City vs Hearts
Rangers vs Hibernian
Montrose vs Dundee United
Queen's Park vs Aberdeen
Spartans vs Partick Thistle
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