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SPFL Reserve League RD DAY DATE HOME AWAY Venue KO 1 MON 20/08/2018 Celtic v Dunfermline Athletic Cappielow Park 2pm 1 MON 20/08/2018 Dundee v St. Johnstone Links Park 2pm 1 MON 20/08/2018 Falkirk v Morton Falkirk Stadium 2pm 1 MON 20/08/2018 Hibernian v Partick Thistle Oriam 2pm 1 MON 20/08/2018 Kilmarnock v Hamilton Academical Rugby Park 2pm 1 MON 20/08/2018 Motherwell v Heart of Midlothian Forthbank Stadium 2pm 1 MON 20/08/2018 Queen of the South v Rangers Palmerston Park 2pm 1 MON 20/08/2018 Ross County v Aberdeen Highland Football Academy 2pm 1 MON 20/08/2018 St. Mirren v Dundee United Simple Digital Arena 2pm 2 MON 27/08/2018 Aberdeen v Falkirk Balmoral Stadium 2pm 2 MON 27/08/2018 Dundee United v Kilmarnock St Andrews University 2pm 2 MON 27/08/2018 Dunfermline Athletic v Motherwell New Central Park 2pm 2 MON 27/08/2018 Hamilton Academical v Celtic New Douglas Park 2pm 2 MON 27/08/2018 Heart of Midlothian v Dundee Oriam 2pm 2 MON 27/08/2018 Morton v Hibernian Cappielow Park 2pm 2 MON 27/08/2018 Partick Thistle v Ross County Lesser Hampden 2pm 2 MON 27/08/2018 Rangers v St. Mirren Hummel Training Centre 2pm 2 MON 27/08/2018 St. Johnstone v Queen of the South McDiarmid Park 2pm 3 MON 03/09/2018 Celtic v Aberdeen Cappielow Park 2pm 3 MON 03/09/2018 Dundee v Rangers Links Park 2pm 3 MON 03/09/2018 Falkirk v Partick Thistle Falkirk Stadium 2pm 3 MON 03/09/2018 Heart of Midlothian v Dundee United Oriam 2pm 3 MON 03/09/2018 Kilmarnock v Dunfermline Athletic Rugby Park 2pm 3 MON 03/09/2018 Motherwell v Hibernian Forthbank Stadium 2pm 3 MON 03/09/2018 Queen of the South v Morton Palmerston Park 2pm 3 MON 03/09/2018 Ross County v Hamilton Academical Highland Football Academy 2pm 3 MON 03/09/2018 St. Mirren v St. Johnstone Simple Digital Arena 2pm 4 MON 24/09/2018 Aberdeen v Kilmarnock Balmoral Stadium 2pm 4 MON 24/09/2018 Dundee United v Falkirk St Andrews University 2pm 4 MON 24/09/2018 Dunfermline Athletic v Dundee New Central Park 2pm 4 MON 24/09/2018 Hamilton Academical v Queen of the South New Douglas Park 2pm 4 MON 24/09/2018 Hibernian v Heart of Midlothian Oriam 2pm 4 MON 24/09/2018 Morton v Celtic Cappielow Park 2pm 4 MON 24/09/2018 Partick Thistle v St. Mirren Lesser Hampden 2pm 4 MON 24/09/2018 Rangers v Motherwell Hummel Training Centre 2pm 4 MON 24/09/2018 St. Johnstone v Ross County McDiarmid Park 2pm 5 MON 29/10/2018 Aberdeen v Rangers Balmoral Stadium 2pm 5 MON 29/10/2018 Celtic v Queen of the South Cappielow Park 2pm 5 MON 29/10/2018 Dundee v Partick Thistle Links Park 2pm 5 MON 29/10/2018 Falkirk v Dunfermline Athletic Falkirk Stadium 2pm 5 MON 29/10/2018 Heart of Midlothian v St. Johnstone Oriam 2pm 5 MON 29/10/2018 Kilmarnock v Hibernian Rugby Park 2pm 5 MON 29/10/2018 Motherwell v Morton Forthbank Stadium 2pm 5 MON 29/10/2018 Ross County v Dundee United Highland Football Academy 2pm 5 MON 29/10/2018 St. Mirren v Hamilton Academical Simple Digital Arena 2pm 6 MON 03/12/2018 Dundee United v Celtic St Andrews University 2pm 6 MON 03/12/2018 Dunfermline Athletic v Heart of Midlothian New Central Park 2pm 6 MON 03/12/2018 Hamilton Academical v Dundee New Douglas Park 2pm 6 MON 03/12/2018 Hibernian v Falkirk Oriam 2pm 6 MON 03/12/2018 Morton v Ross County Cappielow Park 2pm 6 MON 03/12/2018 Partick Thistle v Aberdeen Lesser Hampden 2pm 6 MON 03/12/2018 Queen of the South v St. Mirren Palmerston Park 2pm 6 MON 03/12/2018 Rangers v Kilmarnock Hummel Training Centre 2pm 6 MON 03/12/2018 St. Johnstone v Motherwell McDiarmid Park 2pm 7 MON 17/12/2018 Aberdeen v Dunfermline Athletic Balmoral Stadium 2pm 7 MON 17/12/2018 Celtic v Hibernian Cappielow Park 2pm 7 MON 17/12/2018 Dundee v Queen of the South Links Park 2pm 7 MON 17/12/2018 Heart of Midlothian v Rangers Oriam 2pm 7 MON 17/12/2018 Kilmarnock v Partick Thistle Rugby Park 2pm 7 MON 17/12/2018 Motherwell v Dundee United Forthbank Stadium 2pm 7 MON 17/12/2018 Ross County v Falkirk Highland Football Academy 2pm 7 MON 17/12/2018 St. Johnstone v Hamilton Academical McDiarmid Park 2pm 7 MON 17/12/2018 St. Mirren v Morton Simple Digital Arena 2pm 8 MON 28/01/2019 Dundee United v Aberdeen St Andrews University 2pm 8 MON 28/01/2019 Dunfermline Athletic v St. Mirren New Central Park 2pm 8 MON 28/01/2019 Falkirk v Kilmarnock Falkirk Stadium 2pm 8 MON 28/01/2019 Hamilton Academical v Motherwell New Douglas Park 2pm 8 MON 28/01/2019 Hibernian v St. Johnstone Oriam 2pm 8 MON 28/01/2019 Morton v Dundee Cappielow Park 2pm 8 MON 28/01/2019 Partick Thistle v Celtic Lesser Hampden 2pm 8 MON 28/01/2019 Queen of the South v Heart of Midlothian Palmerston Park 2pm 8 MON 28/01/2019 Rangers v Ross County Hummel Training Centre 2pm 9 MON 11/02/2019 Aberdeen v Hibernian Balmoral Stadium 2pm 9 MON 11/02/2019 Celtic v Falkirk Cappielow Park 2pm 9 MON 11/02/2019 Dundee v Dundee United Links Park 2pm 9 MON 11/02/2019 Hamilton Academical v Partick Thistle New Douglas Park 2pm 9 MON 11/02/2019 Heart of Midlothian v Morton Oriam 2pm 9 MON 11/02/2019 Motherwell v Queen of the South Forthbank Stadium 2pm 9 MON 11/02/2019 Ross County v Dunfermline Athletic Highland Football Academy 2pm 9 MON 11/02/2019 St. Johnstone v Rangers McDiarmid Park 2pm 9 MON 11/02/2019 St. Mirren v Kilmarnock Simple Digital Arena 2pm 10 MON 18/02/2019 Aberdeen v Heart of Midlothian Balmoral Stadium 2pm 10 MON 18/02/2019 Dundee United v Hamilton Academical St Andrews University 2pm 10 MON 18/02/2019 Dunfermline Athletic v Rangers New Central Park 2pm 10 MON 18/02/2019 Falkirk v St. Mirren Falkirk Stadium 2pm 10 MON 18/02/2019 Hibernian v Dundee Oriam 2pm 10 MON 18/02/2019 Kilmarnock v Celtic Rugby Park 2pm 10 MON 18/02/2019 Morton v St. Johnstone Cappielow Park 2pm 10 MON 18/02/2019 Partick Thistle v Motherwell Lesser Hampden 2pm 10 MON 18/02/2019 Queen of the South v Ross County Palmerston Park 2pm 11 MON 04/03/2019 Dundee v Celtic Links Park 2pm 11 MON 04/03/2019 Hamilton Academical v Aberdeen New Douglas Park 2pm 11 MON 04/03/2019 Heart of Midlothian v Partick Thistle Oriam 2pm 11 MON 04/03/2019 Motherwell v Falkirk Forthbank Stadium 2pm 11 MON 04/03/2019 Queen of the South v Dunfermline Athletic Palmerston Park 2pm 11 MON 04/03/2019 Rangers v Morton Hummel Training Centre 2pm 11 MON 04/03/2019 Ross County v Kilmarnock Highland Football Academy 2pm 11 MON 04/03/2019 St. Johnstone v Dundee United McDiarmid Park 2pm 11 MON 04/03/2019 St. Mirren v Hibernian Simple Digital Arena 2pm 12 MON 11/03/2019 Aberdeen v St. Mirren Balmoral Stadium 2pm 12 MON 11/03/2019 Celtic v Heart of Midlothian Cappielow Park 2pm 12 MON 11/03/2019 Dundee United v Morton St Andrews University 2pm 12 MON 11/03/2019 Dunfermline Athletic v St. Johnstone New Central Park 2pm 12 MON 11/03/2019 Falkirk v Hamilton Academical Falkirk Stadium 2pm 12 MON 11/03/2019 Hibernian v Queen of the South Oriam 2pm 12 MON 11/03/2019 Kilmarnock v Dundee Rugby Park 2pm 12 MON 11/03/2019 Partick Thistle v Rangers Lesser Hampden 2pm 12 MON 11/03/2019 Ross County v Motherwell Highland Football Academy 2pm 13 MON 18/03/2019 Dundee v Falkirk Links Park 2pm 13 MON 18/03/2019 Hamilton Academical v Hibernian New Douglas Park 2pm 13 MON 18/03/2019 Heart of Midlothian v Ross County Oriam 2pm 13 MON 18/03/2019 Morton v Dunfermline Athletic Cappielow Park 2pm 13 MON 18/03/2019 Motherwell v Kilmarnock Forthbank Stadium 2pm 13 MON 18/03/2019 Queen of the South v Aberdeen Palmerston Park 2pm 13 MON 18/03/2019 Rangers v Dundee United Hummel Training Centre 2pm 13 MON 18/03/2019 St. Johnstone v Partick Thistle McDiarmid Park 2pm 13 MON 18/03/2019 St. Mirren v Celtic Simple Digital Arena 2pm 14 MON 25/03/2019 Aberdeen v Dundee Balmoral Stadium 2pm 14 MON 25/03/2019 Celtic v St. Johnstone Cappielow Park 2pm 14 MON 25/03/2019 Dundee United v Dunfermline Athletic St Andrews University 2pm 14 MON 25/03/2019 Falkirk v Rangers Falkirk Stadium 2pm 14 MON 25/03/2019 Hamilton Academical v Heart of Midlothian New Douglas Park 2pm 14 MON 25/03/2019 Hibernian v Ross County Oriam 2pm 14 MON 25/03/2019 Kilmarnock v Morton Rugby Park 2pm 14 MON 25/03/2019 Partick Thistle v Queen of the South Lesser Hampden 2pm 14 MON 25/03/2019 St. Mirren v Motherwell Simple Digital Arena 2pm 15 MON 08/04/2019 Dundee v St. Mirren Links Park 2pm 15 MON 08/04/2019 Dunfermline Athletic v Hamilton Academical New Central Park 2pm 15 MON 08/04/2019 Heart of Midlothian v Falkirk Oriam 2pm 15 MON 08/04/2019 Morton v Partick Thistle Cappielow Park 2pm 15 MON 08/04/2019 Motherwell v Aberdeen Forthbank Stadium 2pm 15 MON 08/04/2019 Queen of the South v Dundee United Palmerston Park 2pm 15 MON 08/04/2019 Rangers v Hibernian Hummel Training Centre 2pm 15 MON 08/04/2019 Ross County v Celtic Highland Football Academy 2pm 15 MON 08/04/2019 St.
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