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A trio of Motherwell stars, duos from Hearts and Falkirk, and one each from Rangers, Celtic, Hibs and Dundee.
Jonathan Sutherland has picked his team of the week, so let's take a look and see who impressed...
Calum Ward - Motherwell
A key part of the Motherwell success story at the back. Yet another clean sheet.
Harry Milne - Hearts
Mr Versatile and Mr Reliable all rolled into one. Another team of the week appearance for Milne. Taking the liberty of forcing this auxiliary dynamo into right-back here.
Luke Graham - Dundee
A goal and an assist from the highly promising Dundee defender. His finish for the Dark Blues was like that of a striker.
Kieran Tierney - Celtic
Huge goal at a huge time in the Old Firm Derby. The Scotland international has quietly been a big player for Celtic over the past few weeks and will no doubt be a big leader for this side in the finale of this incredible season.
Nicky Cadden - Hibernian
There is almost laser precision to his deliveries from the left-hand side. His assist for Owen Elding's header was a perfect example, knowing exactly where to put the ball to elude the defence and allow the striker the best chance to finish.
Elliott Watt - Motherwell
The Motherwell orchestrator has been a key part of the Fir Park ensemble, which continues to hit all the right notes.
The ominous thing for Hearts, Rangers and Celtic is there appears to be no reason why Motherwell cannot keep on winning.
Watt is a central cog in that winning machine. An assist for Tawanda Maswanhise's second.
Dylan Tait - Falkirk
Two goals and so much to enjoy from the Falkirk midfielder. Part of a group completely in sync with each other, and loving life under John McGlynn in the top flight.
Claudio Braga - Hearts
Has led from the front in the absence of Lawrence Shankland and always seems to be in the right place at the right time.
The personification of Hearts this season, plucked by analytics from the relative obscurity of the Norwegian second division to spearheading a title charge threatening to destroy 40 years of Old Firm dominance.
Barney Stewart - Falkirk
Another barnstorming weekend for young Barney Stewart. The Grangemouth Harry Kane was on fire against Kilmarnock and was unlucky not to claim another hat-trick.
The story of the university lad now playing Premiership football has been well told, but it's now moved on to just how quickly he has developed into one of the most exciting strikers in the league.
The only thing missing from the McGlynn Falkirk success story was a goal-getting number nine. They have certainly found him.
Youssef Chermiti - Rangers
Talk about a big game player.
Looks decidedly pedestrian at times in more run-of-the-mill fixtures, but when it slams to the big matches against the big teams the 21-year-old has been the man to deliver. And in spectacular style.
His first goal was Scott McTominay-esque, an iconic Old Firm moment. His second was pure gallus opportunism full of ingenuity and initiative.
Tawanda Maswanhise - Motherwell
Another two goals for the jewel in the crown of the Motherwell story. The top scorer in the Premiership, if Maswanhise can stay fit and keep this form going the Steelmen really do have a shot at glory.
Their combination of goals and clean sheets is quite incredible. What an extra dimension Motherwell and Maswanhise have brought to this quite sensational season.
