The visitors have started brightly in Glasgow with Robbie Neilson's side aiming to zip the ball about the turf with early confidence. 

We're under way at Celtic Park! 

Charlie Mulgrew isn't in the Celtic squad today on account of an injury picked up while on Scotland duty...

"We defended well and had an opportunity to nick it at the end there [at Celtic Park] in September. We have progressed recently. The players that have come in have more experience of the Scottish game, the younger players have more experience of playing first-team football, so I think we are in a better position than we were the last time."   

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"We can see the finishing line, so it is going to be a good game. We need to keep on winning football games. I think that they [Aberdeen] will win every game and we will have to do the same. We have been very consistent and we have to keep on the same way."  

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Dumbarton v Morton 

Livingston v Alloa 

Queen of South v Falkirk 

Raith v Rangers 

St Mirren v Hibs 

Celtic and Hearts have fought out two entertaining draws this season in the Premiership. How will today's clash go? Ronny Deila's side, four points ahead of Aberdeen and 13 ahead of their Edinburgh opponents, will be aiming to keep their title challenge going.

A former Celtic manager is at Celtic Park to watch the game today...

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What do you make of the respective line-ups in our early game?

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There are also five changes to Hearts starting line-up. Robbie Neilson brings in Alim Ozturk, Igor Rossi, Juwon Oshaniwa, Prince Buaben and Sam Nicholson; out go Blazej Augustyn, Jordan McGhee, Liam Smith, Don Cowie and Abiola Dauda.  

Celtic manager Ronny Deila makes five changes to his Celtic starting XI.

In come Dedryck Boyata, Stefan Johansen, Patrick Roberts, Tom Rogic and Gary Mackay-Steven for Charlie Mulgrew, Callum McGregor, Kris Commons, Nir Bitton and Colin Kazim Richards. 

Celtic: Gordon, Lustig, Boyata, Sviatchenko, Tierney, Brown, Johansen, Roberts, Rogic, Mackay-Steven, Griffiths. Subs: Ambrose, Bitton, Kazim-Richards, Commons, Fasan, McGregor, Forrest. 

Hearts: Alexander, Souttar, Ozturk, Igor Rossi, Oshaniwa, Buaben, Kitchen, Walker, Djoum, Nicholson, Delgado. Subs: Augustyn, Hamilton, Pallardo, Reilly, McGhee, Dauda, Liam Smith. 

Referee: Bobby Madden

Good afternoon and welcome to our coverage of what promises to be a cracking day of Scottish football. 

And in the Championship, Rangers could secure the title this afternoon if they win at Raith Rovers and Hibs drop points against St Mirren.

Premiership leaders Celtic host Hearts in a lunchtime cracker in Glasgow at 12:30, with the sun threatening to put in an appearance.

Other top-flight games at 3pm:

Dundee v Ross County 

Inverness CT v Motherwell 

Partick v Kilmarnock 

St Johnstone v Dundee United 

Ah, domestic football my old friend. I've come to talk to you again.

Even Simon & Garfunkel will understand our collective delight.

Free from the shackles of the international break - we don't really mean that - Scottish football returns with a bang.

A hamper full of cracking games for us to feast our eyes on this afternoon as the Premiership title race hots up and the Championship title could be settled...

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