It's a title race for the ages with Rangers and Celtic jostling for supremacy - and the verdict on who comes out on top is clear as mud.
Philippe Clement's side have been out in front at times this term and Celtic have held the lead in decent chunks. Now heading into the final throes of the season, Brendan Rodgers' side are a point ahead but the Light Blues hold a game in hand away at Dundee.
Two more derbies will ensue and both sides could meet each other in the Scottish Cup final. Scratch beneath the surface though and there are plenty of questions on both sides to ponder heading into crunch time.
It's a home clash for Clement's side against Hibs while Rodgers' men go to Livingston this weekend. From queries of availability to a case of hindsight, Glasgow World takes a look at 12 burning questions that have to be answered by Rangers and Celtic in the final stage of this Premiership season.
9. Clamping the critics
The accusation of 'bottlers' was thrown about the social media landscape again when Rangers crashed to a shock defeat against Motherwell. Despite holding some players from their last title win like James Tavernier and Connor Goldson, some people question whether there is enough experience in this side to get over the line. It's now down to Clement's side to shut down the sceptics. Photo: Rob Casey - SNS Group
10. Pivotal January
The January window at Celtic has already been touched on, but how telling will that month really be. Mohamed Diomande and Fabio Silva have both added an extra edge to the Gers side while Oscar Cortes is on the comeback from injury after an impressive start. Flashes of good play have been spotted in Kuhn while Adam Idah has found the net for Celtic. Will any of these men have a definitive say? | Getty Images
11. Definitive derbies
Two more tussles to go - and how important they could be. A win for Celtic at Ibrox and a positive result at home shifts the complexion of this race but similarly, a game-in-hand Rangers side winning at Ibrox on April 7th and going top with their match advantage would really catapult them into a strong position. Photo: Rob Casey - SNS Group
12. Scottish Cup importance
It might not have a points impact but psychologically it could be a boost for both to know they'll meet each other again in the Scottish Cup showpiece. Defeat for Celtic against Aberdeen or Rangers versus Hearts could prove a damaging blow to confidence that may linger into post-split territory. Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group