Arbroath travel to Kilmarnock for a table-topping clash tonight which could decide the Championship title in front of the TV cameras.
With just two games left of the regular season before the play-offs, the league could be won – or it could go right to the wire after an enthralling campaign.
The two sides have been up against each other for the title for months and it could all come to a head this week.
When is Kilmarnock v Arbroath?
Kilmarnock host Arbroath at Rugby Park tonight (April 22).
The match gets underway at 7.45pm.
Where can I watch the match on TV?
BBC Scotland are showing the game, with coverage from 7.30pm. The programme finishes 10pm.
Viewers can tune in through:
- Sky, Freeview & YouView: 115
- Sky Glass: 120
- Freesat: 106
- Virgin Media: 108
- BBC iPlayer
- BBC Sport Scotland website
Previous meetings
The two sides have met three times already this season with the Angus side coming out on top, so far.
They played out a 0-0 draw at Gayfield in September before the Lichties shocked the Ayrshire side, with an Anton Dowd’s header, to win 1-0 at Rugby Park in November.
Their most recent clash in February again ended 1-0 to Dick Campbell’s men through a Jack Hamilton strike.
We’ve done it before, We can do it again!
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— TASC (@TASC1878) April 18, 2022
A massive crowd is expected for the upcoming showdown with the Lichties taking a big travelling support.
Favourites at the start of the season, a win will see Derek McInnes’ side crowned champions.
Arbroath’s main aim for the campaign was to just stay in the division. Should they take all three points, they’ll go into the final day as firm favourites.
A draw will set up a nervy finale with Arbroath at home to Morton and Killie away to Raith Rovers.
Courier Sport will be on hand to provide post-match reaction and analysis of the game.
