**Title Tussle: Has Old Firm Snatched Title Momentum from Hearts?** The excitement never seems to end in the Scottish Premiership title chase, and this weekend was no exception. The ongoing battle for supremacy has taken a dramatic turn, with a significant shift in momentum. After Celtic edged past Motherwell on Saturday, Hearts, who have been leading the pack, suffered a setback at Kilmarnock. Meanwhile, their arch-rivals, Rangers, capitalized on Hearts' misfortune with a 1-0 victory over St Mirren on Sunday. This thrilling title race has narrowed to just three points between the top three teams, with only eight matches left to decide the winner. This intense pursuit is a far cry from the usual dominance of Scotland's top clubs, making it a season to remember. While it's not unprecedented for three teams to be in contention at this stage, it's been a long time since we've seen such a closely-fought battle. In fact, the 1997-98 season saw the same three clubs - Celtic, Hearts, and Rangers - vying for the top spot, with Celtic ultimately emerging victorious. In the past, Rangers have also experienced success in the title race. In 1992-93, they won the league, finishing three points clear of Aberdeen and four ahead of Motherwell. A decade earlier, Dundee United finished a single point clear of Celtic and Aberdeen in the 1982-83 season. The Old Firm's dominance in Scottish football is well-known, and their intense rivalry with Hearts and other clubs has made this season's title chase a true spectacle. Will Celtic's recent win be enough to propel them to the top, or will Hearts and Rangers mount a comeback? The answer will have to wait until the end of the season, but one thing is certain - the drama and excitement will continue to captivate football fans across the country.