Celtic 1-1 Ross County (Griffiths; Murdoch)
Dundee Utd 1-3 Hamilton Accies (Murray; Gillespie, Morris 2)
Inverness CT 3-1 Kilmarnock (Tansey, Draper, Williams; Higginbotham)
Celtic extend lead at top to nine points
United still eight points adrift of Killie at bottom
Caley Thistle move up to eighth
Inverness CT 0-0 Kilmarnock
Caley Thistle are turning the screw and, during a series of corners, Gary Warren has an effort headed clear in front of goal then Ross Draper should do better than turn the ball against the outside foot of the woodwork from six yards out after the ball falls to him in the clear at the back post.
Inverness CT 0-0 Kilmarnock
A fine run into the Kilmarnock penalty box by Miles Storey gives Danny Williams a sight at goal and the winger's curling drive to the far corner is turned for a corner by goalkeeper Jamie MacDonald.
Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Caledonian Stadium
Quote MessageThe quality has dipped significantly after a bright opening period. The onus is perhaps on the visitors to go and attack in search of what would be a vital three points. Neither side particularly threatening.
Inverness CT 0-0 Kilmarnock
Greg Tansey is the first name in the referee's book after the Caley Thistle midfielder's late challenge on Greg Kiltie.
Danny Williams again latches on to a long Greg Tansey ball behind the visiting defence. Again he is flagged offside, but the Killie defence are living dangerously.
Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Caledonian Stadium
Quote MessagePromising start from the home side, who'll feel they should have a personnel advantage after O'Hara's last-man challenge on Storey. Higginbotham needs to do better in supplying Boyd. Two great chances to deliver crosses abysmally wasted
Kilmarnock midfielder Greg Kiltie makes a nice turn 20 yards from goal and his first-time drive whizzes past the post.
Danny Williams races through the middle of the Kilmarnock defence and is tripped inside the penalty area, but the winger was already flagged offside.
Caley Thistle win the first corner of the game, but Gary Warren's volley at the front post goes high into the stand behind the goal.
Mark O'Hara gets caught on the wrong side of a ball over the top of the Kilmarnock defence and is fortunate not to be penalised as Caley Thistle striker Miles Storey crashes to the ground a few yards outside the penalty box.
Inverness CT v Kilmarnock
Kilmarnock, in their black change strip (they will be hoping that is no omen), lose possession immediately after taking the kick-off.
Here come the teams, emerging into the Highland sunshine.
Rory McKenzie comes in for Josh Magennis in the only change to the Kilmarnock line-up after that fine 3-0 win over St Johnstone.
The Northern Ireland striker has been in impressive form. Will his absence be significant?
Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Caledonian Stadium
Quote MessageA fabulous day for football with a lot at stake, particularly for Kilmarnock, who can potentially pull away from Dundee United and close in right behind Hamilton. You suspect Lee Clark's team can't afford a defeat
On BBC Radio Scotland
"We've got five cup finals and we have to take something from them all because we are playing for our Premiership future.
"I can't influence what will happen at three o'clock, so we just have to concentrate on our game here.
"The last time out, we scored three, so that will give us confidence today."
Image source, SNSCaley Thistle boss John Hughes will go with three up front, with Danny Williams replacing injured striker Andrea Mbuyi-Mutombo.
Inverness CT v Kilmarnock
Inverness CT: Fon Williams, Meekings, Warren, Devine, Tremarco, Draper, Tansey, Vigurs, Danny Williams, Polworth, Storey. Subs: Esson, Raven, Ryan Williams, Foran, Horner, Hughes, Mbuyi-Mutombo.
Kilmarnock: MacDonald, O'Hara, Addison, Balatoni, Hodson, Faubert, Dicker, McKenzie, Higginbotham, Kiltie, Boyd. Subs: Findlay, Henshall, Brennan, Obadeyi, Ashcroft, Frizzell, Taylor.
Referee: John Beaton
On BBC Radio Scotland
"Financially it is £80,000 more per place and that will help us build a squad.
"We have been very unlucky not to get into the top six, but we just get on with it.
"Kilmarnock beat a St Johnstone team that we couldn't beat, so they are obviously on form and they beat us twice this season.
"If we beat them, it takes us 11 points clear of them and, if we lose, it is down to five points."
Image source, SNSTalking of the Celtic job, their former defender, Malky Mackay, has followed Neil Lennon in revealing that he would like to speak to the Celtic board about the forthcoming manager's vacancy.
Former West Brom and Reading boss Steve Clarke is the latest to rise high in the bookmakers' odds.
So who do Celtic fans - and football fans in general - think should get the job? David Moyes, Roy Keane, Michael O'Neill, Steve Evans, Henrk Larsson, Brendan Rodgers, Paul Lambert, Alan Stubbs, Owen Coyle, Gary Caldwell...just some of the names quoted.
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After the upheaval of midweek, with Ronny Deila revealing he will stand down as manager, the spotlight for once is away from Celtic.
However, with second-top Aberdeen and third-placed Hearts having both stumbling to defeat in the last two days, is it the Glasgow side's turn as they host Ross County?
The attitude of the Celtic players would seem key. They could down tools now that the manager is leaving, but they could quit as easily find a new lease of life as they look to impress whoever eventually is appointed as the Norwegian's successor.