When are the 2025/26 SPFL fixtures due to be released?
Clubs across the country are preparing for the new campaign, which begins in less than two months.
When are the 2025/26 SPFL fixtures released?
The SPFL will publish the full list of matches for the new season across the Premiership, Championship, League One and League Two on Friday, June 20, at 9am.
In the top flight, only the first 33 of 38 rounds of fixtures will be released, due to the annual split which takes place in the final weeks of the campaign.
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The first round of games across all four top divisions in Scotland then takes place on the weekend of Saturday, August 2.
Celtic will unfurl the Premiership flag in their first home league match of the new campaign after they were confirmed as champions for the fourth consecutive year in May.
Rangers ultimately ended the season 17 points behind their city rivals, although new head coach Russell Martin is now at the helm ahead of 2025/26.
Both sides have lengthy pre-seasons to come through before domestic action returns.
Celtic must also negotiate a Champions League play-off in August. Their city rivals will have to make it through three rounds of qualifying to make it to European football's premier club competition for the first time in three years.
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