Scottish Premiership team news, stats & selectors
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It's back to domestic business after the highs and lows of the international break, but the bad news is that only three Scottish Premiership fixtures survive the red weather warning issued for the north and east of the country as a result of Storm Babet.
Ross County v St Mirren, Aberdeen v Dundee and St Johnstone v Motherwell have been postponed.
But here's the latest team news and statistics for the games that remain.
All kick-offs Saturday 15:00 BST unless specified.
Kilmarnock v Livingston
Forwards Rory McKenzie and Marley Watkins, plus midfielder Liam Donnelly, all return from injury for Kilmarnock.
It leaves midfielder Kyle Magennis as the only absentee from Derek McInnes' squad.
Midfielder Danny Lloyd and defenders Mikey Devlin and Cristian Montano are all back in contention for Livingston.
Defender Michael Nottingham is close to a comeback following an Achilles problem.
Did you know? Kilmarnock are without a win in seven outings, including four at home.
Rangers v Hibernian
Rangers have forwards Danilo and Kemar Roofe, plus midfielders Ryan Jack and Todd Cantwell, back in their squad, although they might not be able to play 90 minutes of Philippe Clement's debut as manager.
Winger Scott Wright returns from suspension, but Ecuador midfielder Jose Cifuentes returned from international duty with a knock, while Tom Lawrence and Rabbi Matondo remain out.
Hibernian's Jojo Wollacott is back in contention after recovering from the thigh injury he suffered on his debut, while his fellow goalkeeper David Marshall is also fit despite being forced off by injury late on against Heart of Midlothian.
Jake Doyle-Hayes, Harry McKirdy and Chris Cadden remain out.
Did you know? Hibs are on a six-game unbeaten run, including three away from home in which they have twice each time, but Rangers are without defeat in six meetings with the Edinburgh side, scoring at least three in three straight wins and winning their latest eight meetings at Ibrox.
Heart of Midlothian v Celtic (Sun, 14:15)
Winger Yutaro Oda and utility man Alex Cochrane both return for Hearts after being sidelined since last month.
Goalkeeper Craig Gordon and centre-half Craig Halkett are back in training after lengthy absences but still unavailable for selection, while defenders Nathaniel Atkinson and Stephen Kingsley, plus winger Barrie McKay, are out.
Celtic forward Daizen Maeda has shaken off a knock and centre-half Maik Nawrocki might feature in the squad following two months out with a hamstring injury.
Stephen Welsh and Liel Abada remain out.
Did you know? Celtic have won nine games in a row against Hearts, including four at Tynecastle since a 2-1 defeat there in July 2021.
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