Greg Taylor makes his 200th appearance for Celtic tonight.

An underrated player in this side?

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BBC Radio Scotland Extra

Sportsound's live match commentary comes from Celtic Park tonight.

The team will also provide updates from Rugby Park.

Coverage is already under way and you'll find it on BBC Radio Scotland Extra.

Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Rugby Park

This is one of those games that is extremely hard to call. One thing we can say for certain is it’s absolutely baltic!

We’re already at -2 and the heated socks I received for Christmas are playing an absolute blinder.

Killie were left kicking themselves after being turned over here by Ross County and won’t want to lose any more ground in the race for the top six.

They are down in 10th and Motherwell are riding comparatively high in fifth, but there are only six points between the sides so a lot to play for at Rugby Park.

Stuart Kettlewell will watch this one from the stand as he serves a one-match touchline ban. The last time he did that was when his team beat Dundee United last month so he’ll be after more of the same tonight.

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Dundee United boss Jim Goodwin says his starting XI changes are "mainly down to the schedule".

"I think that really showed in the performance against Hearts," he tells BBC Scotland.

"We've got a big game coming up on Saturday as well so we've got to try and manage the squad as best we can. We're very confident in the squad we've picked tonight.

"It's not about resting anybody, it's about looking after the squad. We've probably got the smallest squad in the Premiership. We're kind of limited with the options we've got.

"We just felt it was the sensible thing to do to make sure we have the players we need ready and available for St Mirren at the weekend.

"You can see by the line-up Brendan Rodgers has put out they're desperate to win.

"We've got confidence in the group so fingers crossed we can start the game positively, stay in the game and when those chances come we have to be ruthless."

Celtic fans, how did you feel about Brendan Rodgers' comments?

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Brendan Rodgers has caused a bit of a stir within some of the Celtic fanbase in the past few days with comments relating to back passes and Greg Taylor.

The manager says he doesn't need to bite his tongue after criticising supporters for showing their frustration at the team's play in the early stages of the 3-0 win over St Mirren.

And he also said a section of the crowd singing about Kieran Tierney was disrespectful towards current left-back Taylor.

Speaking at his pre-match presser for tonight's game against Dundee United, he said: "I'm not going to beat about the bush when I am talking about the bush.

"I'm experienced enough to say what I think and what I feel, but not in a derogatory way to anyone.

"I am so happy that I came back here and love my life and love my job here. But it is also important to be able to say what I think."

Rodgers also said he can never say to anyone "what to say, what to think or what to sing".

• Celtic are unbeaten in 20 meetings with Dundee United in all competitions (W15 D5) since a 2-1 league defeat in December 2014 under Ronny Deila.
• Dundee United are winless in their past 48 visits to Celtic in all competitions (D12 L36) since a 1-0 victory in December 1992 under Jim McLean.
• Celtic are unbeaten in their past 22 home league games against newly-promoted opponents (W18 D4) since a 1-0 defeat to Hamilton in October 2014. The Parkhead club have won their last 10 such games in a row, scoring 38 goals while conceding just four.

• Dundee United have won their past two away league outings, as many as their previous 11 on the road in the Scottish Premiership beforehand (W2 D4 L5).

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Derek McInnes is looking for a reaction after the home defeat by Ross County at the weekend, making five changes.

Out go Danny Armstrong, David Watson, Liam Donnelly, Innes Cameron and Bruce Anderson.

Robbie Deas, Liam Polworth, Kyle Magennis, Bobby Wales and Marley Watkins all start instead.

Stuart Kettlewell makes just the one change from the win over Aberdeen at the weekend.

Moses Ebiye is replaced by Jack Vale, who makes his first start of the season up front.

New loan signing from Coventry, Kai Andrews, could make his debut from the bench.

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Jim Goodwin has made five changes to his starting line-up for the trip to Celtic Park.

Ryan Strain, Kevin Holt, Luca Stephenson, Sam Dalby and Miller Thomson are replaced by Ross Graham, Kristijan Trapanovski, Glenn Middleton, Kai Fotheringham and Jort Van der Sande.

David Babunski misses out on the squad again.

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Brendan Rodgers has named an unchanged side from the 3-0 victory over St Mirren on Sunday.

Adam Idah leads the line in place of Kyogo Furuhashi once again, while Auston Trusty gets the nod over Liam Scales at the back.

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Kilmarnock: McCrorie, Mayo, Wright, Deas, Ndaba, Magennis, Polworth, Lyons, Murray, Watkins, Wales.

Substitutes: O'Hara, Burroughs, McKenzie, Armstrong, Watson, Mackay-Steven, Anderson, Donnelly, Bainbridge.

Motherwell: Oxborough, Balmer, Gordon, Casey, Kaleta, Wilson, Zdravkovski, Halliday, Maswnahise, Watt, Vale.

Substitutes: Hegyi, O'Donnell, Sparrow, Slattery, McGinn, Nicholson, Blaney, Ebiye, Andrews.

Celtic: Schmeichel, Johnston, Carter-Vickers, Trusty, Taylor, McGregor, Engels, McCowan, Kuhn, Maeda, Idah.

Substitutes: Sinisalo, Scales, Palma, Kyogo, Valle, Yang, Bernardo, Hatate, Ralston.

Dundee Utd: Walton, Sevelj, Graham, Gallagher, Adegboyega, Ferry, Odada, Trapanovski, Middleton, Fotheringham, Van der Sande.

Substitutes: Richards, Strain, Stephenson, Dalby, Docherty, Thomson, Cleall-Harding, Stirton, Meshack.

What do we want? More football. When do we want it? Now.

We have a double helping of Scottish Premiership action this Wednesday as leaders Celtic host Dundee United as Motherwell go to Kilmarnock.

What we waiting for? The team news is in...