Summary

  • Celtic move top of the Premiership

  • FT: Motherwell 0-1 Celtic (Ciftci)

  • FT: Hamilton 1-1 Dundee (Holt) (Imrie) Accies down to 10 men

  • FT: Kilmarnock 2-0 Inverness CT (Kiltie, Magennis)

  • FT: St Johnstone 1-2 Partick (Miller, Lawless) (MacLean)

Live Reporting

Thomas McGuigan

  1. "Fog on the line is all mine, all mine..."

    Jonathan Sutherland at Fir Park
    BBC Scotland

    "A very good morning! It's a very foggy Fir Park ahead of Motherwell v Celtic.

    "The weather is cold and foggy. In fact the temperature is 6C expected to rise to 10C by the end of the match. For some reason it always seems colder than it actually is in a football stadium, which surely doesn't make sense since you're surrounded by thousands of people and their collective body heat.

    A foggy Fir Park

    Fir Park, a foggy scene this morning

    "But I'm not a scientist. I am wearing five layers of clothing..."

  2. Premiership fixtures

    Motherwell v Celtic (12:00 BST)

    Hamilton v Dundee (15:00)

    Kilmarnock v Inverness CT (15:00)

    St Johnstone v Partick (15:00)

  3. Change at the top?

    Ross County's victory against Aberdeen last night - which lifted Jim McIntyre's men to third in the table - offers Celtic the opportunity to move top, should they pick up at least a point this afternoon.

    Ross County's Brian Graham (left) celebrates after scoring his side's second goal against AberdeenSNS

    Ross County consigned Aberdeen to their fourth straight defeat

  4. Making his Mark

    Motherwell have a new manager at the helm: Mark McGhee has returned to Fir Park for a second spell at charge.

    This afternoon, McGhee will attempt to derail former club Celtic's bid to move top of the Premiership.

    Motherwell boss Mark McGheeSNS

    Mark McGhee aims to shine in his second spell at Fir Park

    Will the Steelmen do the business or will Ronny Deila's side leapfrog Aberdeen?

    Good morning and a warm welcome to our live text coverage of today's Scottish football.