Celtic have had 77.7% possession over the opening 15 minutes of this game, but Kyogo's involvement has been severely limited.

Just the two touches so far.

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Dundee think they've won a corner in a rare venture forward, but the offside flag is up.

Celtic have had good intensity, passed the ball around well and have pushed back Dundee.

Dundee have handled it well and will be glad to get over that period. It's now about settling down and creating some chances for themselves.

Celtic will be disappointed they haven't capitalised on this start.

A Celtic corner is dealt with by Dundee before Nicolas Kuhn's follow-up cross drifts out of play.

Dundee are just hanging in there at the minute.

Almost 15 minutes in and they're yet to do anything in an attacking sense.

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James Forrest links well with Reo Hatate and tries to shape one to the back post, but there's too much on it.

Just the 80% possession so far for Celtic.

And five shots to Dundee's zero.

The goalkeeper has done well on both occasions.

He's got a strong hand to that. If he lets the first one go, then Kyogo is in at the back.

Jon McCracken is a busy man.

He somehow blocks one on the line this time after Greg Taylor's back-post header.

Jon McCracken needs to be alert again to push away Reo Hatate's cross.

Nicolas Kuhn then bends one to the far post but the Dundee keeper is equal to it once more.

Dundee go up the other end and win a corner, which is headed away by the Celtic defence.

Nicolas Kuhn cuts in off the right and lets one fly.

It takes a nick and troubles Jon McCracken more than it should, but he smothers at the second attempt.

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Three minutes in and not a lot to write about, to be honest.

Reckon Dundee will be content with that.

A long ball over the top sends Scott Tiffoney into the corner but the flag's up.

Celtic have a job to do, but don't let the title race dominate this one.

This is just as big a game for Dundee in the hunt for Europe.

We are go.

The players are oot at Dens.

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Dundee manager Tony Docherty tells BBC Sportsound: "The team are fully focused. Celtic are coming here, the champions. There is a real sense of achievement here because we are playing against the best in the country [after the split].

"Lyall (Cameron) has had a wee tweak in his hamstring. Nothing serious. But with important games coming up, it was the right thing to do.

"With this group of players, I don’t need to reinforce anything because they’ve got us here. We got the 10 wins and ten clean sheets we targeted, then we got top six."

Regardless of the result in Paisley, Celtic know what is at stake and that they have got the edge over Rangers.

They've got to get the three points. Nothing less will do.

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