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Hibs head coach David Gray: "It's a tough test, but one you should look forward to.

"We fell below our standards in the second half last week. The reaction has been good in training and hopefully we can show that today.

"It's about what we do, being disciplined, sticking to the game plan and showing composure on the ball.

"I'm delighted with the business we've done. Nicky Cadden is slightly behind on his pre-season training - we need to be sensible.

"Junior Hoilett is still recovering from an injury he picked up with the national team, but he's progressing nicely. Kieron Bowie gives us a good option off the bench."

In fact, Brendan Rodgers' first encounter with Hibs was also a draw. That was at Celtic Park, though.

Relive the thrilling encounter from September 2017 by bashing that play button below.

That John McGinn was quite good, eh? Wonder what's up to these days.

Despite being green and white, Brendan Rodgers doesn't like Easter Road too much.

He only got his first win in Leith last February - and it was a late one.

The four previous games across both his spells as Celtic boss have resulted in two draws and two defeats.

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More from Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers: "It's a really clever decision for Hibs to put David in charge. Hibs are always a good side, they've got good players.

"I also think Malky Mackay as sporting director will be a huge benefit for him and the club. Malky has huge experience in the game - that will be a big help for David. I'm excited for him. There are so many great moments and memories ahead for him.

"Hibs want to play football and attack the game; I'll know more over the season about what his philosophy is."

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Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers tells BBC Scotland he isn't aware of any new bid from Atalanta for midfielder Matt O'Riley.

"It's new to me if they have," he says. "I spoke to Michael [Nicholson] last night, so I haven't heard anything more on that.

"He's just focusing on his game - you see how he's played for Celtic in the last year, his attitude is fantastic, and until anything changes on that, we'll continue to work with him.

"He remains very much a part of our team. He respects where we're at as a club, he's not crying to leave and you can see that in how he plays.

"We're realistic as well - if a club comes in with a valuation that fits what we think Matt is at and he gets a chance to triple his wages, it's very hard.

"What I'm not prepared to do is let a player leave below what we value them at."

Away from the transfer rumour mill, the big news coming out of Celtic this week was Callum McGregor's international retirement.

His former captain Scott Brown made the same call during his playing days and said his pal has made the "hardest decision in the world" by ending his Scotland career.

But it's a decision that should benefit the current Celtic skipper's club career. Manager Brendan Rodgers also alluded to that, even if he admitted he was being selfish about it.

Hibs boss David Gray just told BBC Scotland he wants to "wrong the rights" of last weekend.

We'll assume he didn't mean that.

Quotes from both managers at Easter Road coming shortly...

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The result of the day on Saturday was at Dens Park, where Dundee stunned Hearts by racing into a remarkable 3-0 half-time lead.

The Jambos pulled one back in the second half but deserved no more than that against Tony Docherty's impressive side - they're having some start.

Earlier in the day, Rangers got their first win of the season with a narrow 2-1 victory over Motherwell at their temporary home, Hampden.

And the other Premiership match saw Ross County score a 95th-minute equaliser to deny Dundee United three points in the Highlands.

Sportscene highlights of all three games are available on the iPlayer.

BBC Radio Scotland

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The 'listen live' button above will be your friend today.

Sportsound gets under way right about now on BBC Radio Scotland and the team will provide match commentary from Easter Road and Pittodrie, plus updates from Rugby Park.

A five-and-a-half-hour marathon. Lovely.

• Hibs have won just one of their last 21 meetings with Celtic in all competitions (D7 L13), a 4-2 league win in May 2023.
• Since the Scottish Premiership began in 2013, Celtic have won just four of their 15 away league games at Hibs (D8 L3), a win rate of 27% - their lowest away from home against any league opponent in this period.
• After losing 3-2 to St Mirren last season, Hibs could suffer defeats in their first home league match of successive top-flight seasons for the first time since 2010-11/2011-12 – with Celtic their opponent in the second such match on that occasion (lost 2-0).
• As well as having 32 shots and 13 shots on target in their 4-0 win over Kilmarnock on matchday one, Celtic enjoyed 82.1% possession. It was the most by a team in a Scottish Premiership match since Celtic had 82.2% against St Mirren in March 2023.
• Since the start of the 2022-23 Premiership season, Celtic’s Matt O’Riley has 26 assists in the competition, seven more than any other player. O’Riley has registered at least one assist against 11 of the 12 sides he has faced in the league; the only side he hasn’t is Hibs in eight games.

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Brendan Rodgers names the same team that started last Sunday's 4-0 win over Kilmarnock.

It means Matt O'Riley, who continues to be linked with a move away, stays in the Celtic midfield, along with Reo Hatate and captain Callum McGregor, who retired from Scotland duty this week.

Rodgers is boosted by the return of forward Daizen Maeda to the matchday squad following a knee injury.

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Hibs boss David Gray switches two following the sobering 3-0 defeat at St Mirren last weekend.

Mykola Kuharevich makes his first start since returning to the club on loan and comes into the starting line-up with Dylan Levitt.

Dylan Vente and Nathan Moriah-Welsh drop to the bench.

New signing Kieron Bowie is also among the substitutes, but Junior Hoilett and Nicky Cadden are nowhere to be seen.

Hibernian: Bursik, Miller, Ekpiteta, O'Hora, Obita, Levitt, Newell, Campbell, Boyle, Kuharevich, Molotnikov.

Substitutes: Smith, Vente, C Cadden, Amos, McKirdy, Bowie, Moriah-Welsh, Megwa, Bushiri.

Celtic: Schmeichel, Johnston, Carter-Vickers, Scales, Taylor, McGregor, Hatate, O'Riley, Forrest, Kyogo, Kuhn.

Substitutes: Sinisalo, Yang, Holm, Tomoki, Bernardo, Maeda, Ralston, Welsh, M Johnston.

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A very good morning to you all.

We're treated to a Sunday three-course special today and you'll catch every moment right here.

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First up, it's Easter Road as the champions travel to face a Hibs side with a point to prove.

Then we're off to Pittodrie and Rugby Park to conclude weekend two of the new Premiership season.

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• Hibernian v Celtic (12:30)
• Aberdeen v St Mirren (15:00)
• Kilmarnock v St Johnstone (15:00)