Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Pittodrie

Aberdeen can delay Celtic's title celebrations by a week if they secure all three points against Motherwell at Pittodrie. By doing so they would also confirm second place in the table while Mark McGhee's side will be looking to continue their excellent recent run of form of seven wins in their last nine games. Decent crowd inside on a bright but chilly afternoon.

Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland at New Douglas Park

Kilmarnock come flying out of the blocks! A cross from Craig Slater, a miscued header from Hamilton defender Michael Devlin which hits his own bar. The rebound falls to Greg Kiltie but his shot is brilliantly saved by Michael McGovern.

So close to a quick opener by Kilmarnock as a Michael Devlin's clearing header strikes the face of his own bar, but goalkeeper Michael McGovern comes to his rescue as he blocks Greg Kiltie's shot on the rebound with his knees!

Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland at New Douglas Park

"Expecting Josh Magennis to play wide right for Kilmarnock, where he could give Antons Kurakins a few problems. Hamilton in a run of decent form which points to a home win today, but so often in matches between these sides the away team comes out on top. Expecting a battle."

Hang onto your hats, we're under way in the 15:00 games...

Inverness CT manager John Hughes makes two changes to face Partick Thistle.

Jordan Roberts starts in midfield and Andrea Mbuyi-Mutombo is up front as Danny Williams drops to the bench and Iain Vigurs misses out.

Partick Thistle manager Alan Archibald makes three changes to his starting line-up as they host Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

Danny Seaborne and Callum Booth come into defence following suspension, with David Amoo back in midfield, with Christie Elliott, Gary Miller and Aidan Nesbitt dropping out.

Kenny Crawford
BBC Sport Scotland at Firhill

"Many will see Partick Thistle v Inverness Caledonian Thistle as a dead rubber in the bottom half of the Premiership, but both teams still need to add the finishing touch to guarantee their survival in the top flight.

"An added twist is that Caley Thistle boss John Hughes has eyes for a few out of contract Jags... so a bit of window shopping for Yogi today."

While Hamilton boss Martin Canning names an unchanged starting line-up, Kilmarnock counterpart Lee Clark makes three changes. 

The Englishman was forced into one of them, with Conar Brennan replacing the suspended Jamie MacDonald in goal. Meanwhile, Craig Slater has recovered from illness to start in midfield and Josh Magennis has recovered from injury to play up front.

Former West Ham United wide man Julien Faubert and forward Kallum Higginbotham drop to the bench, the latter despite having scored in last weekend's defeat by Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

Partick Thistle: Scully, Dumbuya, Seaborne, Lindsay, Booth, Welsh, Osman, Edwards, Amoo, Lawless, Doolan. Subs: Gallacher, Miller, Frans, Elliott, Nesbitt, Wilson, Pogba.

Inverness CT: Fon Williams, Tremarco, Warren, Meekings, Draper, Devine, Tansey, Roberts, Polworth, Mbuyi-Mutombo, Storey. Subs: Esson, Williams, Foran, Wedderburn, Horner, Hughes, Raven.

Ross County: Fox, Fraser, Davies, Irvine, P. Quinn, Murdoch, McShane, R Quinn, Franks, Boyce, Schalk. Subs: G.Woods, Robertson, Graham, Goodwillie, De Vita, M.Woods, Dingwall

St Johnstone: Clark; Fisher, Shaughnessy, Anderson, Scobbie; Wotherspoon, Millar, Craig, Swanson; Cummins, MacLean. Subs: Mannus, Doyle, Kane, Easton, Brown, Sutton, Krachunov.