Neil McCann
Former Falkirk & Rangers winger on Sky Sports

Falkirk are absolutely battering Rangers in the wide areas.

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park

The pace of this is ferocious already.

Motherwell are sticking to their principles but Celtic are swarming all over that when the visitors try to build from the back.

There's a real tempo to this contest, something Celtic in particular have been missing of late.

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Calvin Miller is getting plenty of joy down the left.

He whips in a delicious ball, but Derek Cornelius just nips ahead of Kyrell Wilson.

Rangers are not looking comfortable at the back, with Falkirk on corner number three already.

It must be a first league goal for Aberdeen. It must be... It isn't.

A simple long ball over the top is well controlled by Jesper Karlsson. He's into the box, but spins back and instead of shooting, lays it on a plate for Kevin Nisbet with the goalie stranded.

The Scotland striker goes for goal, but a Dee defender gets back to clear off the line.

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at the Falkirk Stadium

To say the game is open is an understatement. Both sides playing a very high line, Rangers already having a goal ruled out for offside against Mikey Moore before Djeidi Gassama knocked in the rebound.

High energy start from both sides. This will not end 0-0.

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Motherwell lose the ball cheaply again 20 yards from their goal, but Daizen Maeda's tame effort is easy for Calum Ward to deal with.

Aberdeen come up the pitch in retaliation and Stuart Armstrong tries to pick out Jesper Karlsson.

He fluffs his first shot, but the balls comes back to him and he slices an effort at goal. It bobbles towards Emmanuel Gyamfi at the back post, but he's unable to hit a clean strike and Jon McCracken smothers.

Mikey Moore has acres of room down the right to run into and strikes at Scott Bain.

The parry is right into the path of Djeidi Gassama and the forward lashes home, but the offside flag is immediately up.

The VAR check doesn't take long.

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Callum McGregor can't believe he hasn't opened the scoring.

Motherwell are dispossessed in their defensive third and the Celtic captain has a close-range effort saved brilliantly by Calum Ward.

It's Dundee who fire the first shot in anger.

Cameron Congreve skips away from his man on the right, cuts in centrally and has a go just outside the box. He gets power on it, but Dimitar Mitov saves.

Another dangerous cross from Motherwell, this one from Ibrahim Said, and Celtic clear again.

First slip on the artificial surface from Nico Raskin.

It leads to a Falkirk corner, but it goes straight into the gloves of Jack Butland.

Emmanuel Longelo gets a dangerous Motherwell cross into the Celtic box within seconds of the first whistle before the hosts charge forward.

Could be in for an end-to-end game.

Here we go.

Kilmarnock boss Stuart Kettlewell is among those watching in Falkirk.

His team are sitting pretty in third place after beating St Mirren yesterday.

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Richard Foster
Former Rangers defender on BBC Sportsound

The intensity off the ball has been missing for Rangers.

They give their opponent's ways into the game.They make afternoons difficult for themselves.

All the pressure is on them.

Falkirk have yet to win at home on their return to the Premiership but will be heartened by Rangers' unwanted club record of 23 away games without a clean sheet, which stretches back to early December last year.

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park

Normally, you'd expect Celtic to win this without too much fuss.

Things aren't that straightforward for Brendan Rodgers' side right now and the challenge is heightened by a visiting side who remain unbeaten in the league and well drilled in what they do.

Celtic simply need to find goals with far more regularity to lift the mood around the club and their support.

For Motherwell, it feels like a big opportunity but also a game where they might be able to judge just how far they've come since the start of the campaign.

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Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at the Falkirk Stadium

Rangers have back to back wins, at least on the domestic front. After knocking Hibs out of the League Cup there was that last-gasp winner at Livingston last week.

Three in a row in Scotland is surely a must for Russell Martin and his side. They can't afford to go into the international break more than nine points behind league leaders Hearts with just seven Premiership matches played.

They also have two home games in the league after this, against Dundee United and Kilmarnock. It looks like now or never for the beleaguered boss at Ibrox if he's to get that tanker turning.

Motherwell boss Jen Berthel Askou tells BBC Scotland: "Hopefully we'll play better than we have because we need that to get three points against a top side.

"We'll need Calum [Ward] to pull out a good couple of saves. I see a team that have grown and players who are excited and confident they can do something here.

"At Tynecastle when the pressure mounted suddenly out of nowhere, we have dealt with that really well the next time we had something similar coming at us.

"I'm really excited to see how effective we'll be today."

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