Scott Davie
BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

"Hearts have won just two of their last 11 domestic matches dating back to the last few weeks of last season and both of those victories were against Aberdeen in the Premiership.

"They also got the better of the Dons in the Scottish Cup last season but Derek McInnes has added strength to his squad to try and cope more effectively with the Jambos this time round."

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at the Caledonian Stadium

"It's a very important moment for both sides who have disappointed with League Cup exits and opening day defeats. Both need a positive display and result to get moving in the right direction. The fact it's a derby just adds to the occasion."

Birmingham City midfielder Andrew Shinnie may be in line for a return to Scottish football.

The 27-year-old is a target for Hibernian manager Neil Lennon.

Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland at New Douglas Park

"A first Premiership start for Darren Lyon is one of three changes to Hamilton Accies' starting line-up following their League Cup exit to Morton. Massimo Donat and Alex D'Acol also start with Kurakins, MacKinnon and Boyd giving way. Killie's new signing George Green goes straight into the team after joining the club yesterday. Martin Smith, Jordan Jones and Kris Boyd also come in with McFadzean, Hawkshaw, Coulibaly and Kiltie dropping out after the opening day defeat by Motherwell."

Scott Davie
BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

"Dons defender Andrew Considine has plenty to celebrate today whether or not they beat Hearts this afternoon as he's on the bench after being present at the birth of his son in the early hours of the morning."

BBC Scotland's John Barnes at Fir Park: "Both sides and officials warm up at Fir Park. Earlier Alan Burrows, Motherwell chief operating officer, wasn't operating too well when he tried to kick a ball to his goalkeeper and he landed on his backside pitch-side."

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Inverness CT: Fon Williams, Raven, Warren, McNaughton, Tremarco, Polworth, Draper, Tansey, King, Vigurs, Boden. 

Subs: Esson, Doran, Jason Brown, Mulraney, Horner, Fisher, Sutherland. 

Ross County: Fox, Foster, Davies, Quinn, McEveley, Gardyne, Woods, Routis, Cikos, Curran, Boyce. 

Subs: McCarey, van der Weg, McShane, Graham, Franks, Tony Dingwall, Schalk. 

Referee: Andrew Dallas

Inverness CT manager Richie Foran: "We're looking for a clean sheet. We need to be solid at the back. We need runners off the ball. Players have the habit of running towards the ball. I'd like to see us be more of a goal threat today."

Rangers manager Mark Warburton on BT Sport: "We were loose. We gave the ball away cheaply. But at the end we should have been out of sight. We dipped a little bit in the second half, we were a little bit hesitant, a bit nervous.

(On the Harry Forrester incidents) "There were many contentious decisions. We were going to take him off anyway. Maybe, maybe it could have been a red card.

"There were zero seconds added on at the end of the first half which I found a strange.

"We are looking for a number of players. We're looking for striking option and a defensive option. Hopefully we can make some progress in the next few days."

No messing about by Kilmarnock manager Lee Clark. His loan signing from Burnley, George Green, is straight in the team. He was valued at £2m as a 15-year-old, you know.

SCOTTISH CHAMPIONSHIP 

Dumbarton v Dundee Utd 

Hibernian v Dunfermline 

Morton v Falkirk 

Queen of the South v Ayr Utd

Raith Rovers v St Mirren 

SCOTTISH LEAGUE ONE 

Airdrieonians v Livingston 

Albion Rovers v Brechin 

Peterhead v East Fife 

Stenhousemuir v Queen's Park 

Stranraer v Alloa 

SCOTTISH LEAGUE TWO 

Berwick Rangers v Annan Athletic 

Elgin City v Edinburgh City 

Forfar v Cowdenbeath 

Montrose v Arbroath 

Stirling Albion v Clyde

Motherwell: Samson, Tait, Heneghan, McManus, Chalmers, Cadden, Lasley, Clay, Johnson, Ainsworth, McDonald.

Subs: Brilll, Lucas, Blyth, Thomas, McFadden, Ferguson, MacLean

St Johnstone: Mannus, Alston, Anderson, Millar, Davidson, MacLean, Swanson, Shaughnessy, McKay, Easton, Kane.Subs: Clark, Wotherspoon, Paton, Gordon, Craig, Cummins, Comrie.

Dundee manager Paul Hartley: "I felt the second half was really good. In the first half we should have kept the ball much better. We lost two poor goals. There are really encouraging signs for us. We tried to exploit their weaknesses, tried to get in behind them. What we worked on all week nearly worked today. They (Faissal El Bakhtaoui and Yordi Teijsse) have got to step up and show they are worth a place in the team. Hopefully we can make one or two additions to the squad. Mark O'Hara was outstanding. What a tremendous prospect he is."

Rangers' opening scorer Harry Forrester was perhaps lucky to avoid a second yellow card for a lunging challenge before he was replaced in the second half.

"It is what it is and the manager has decided to sub me," he tells BT Sport. "But I’ll know to tone it down in future."

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Hamilton: Matthews, Docherty, Devlin, Sarris, Lyon, Gillespie, Donati, Crawford, Imrie, Longridge, D'Acol.

Subs: Roy, MacKinnon, Brophy, Want, S Boyd, Hughes, Woods.

Kilmarnock: MacDonald, S Smith, Addison, Taylor, Boyle, M Smith, McKenzie, Dicker, Jones, Green, Boyd.

Subs: McFadzean, Waddington, Burn, Coulibaly, Cobain, Morrison, Davies.

Aberdeen: Lewis, Logan, Taylor, Reynolds, Shinnie, O'Connor, Jack, Burns, McGinn, Pawlett, Stockley.

Subs: Alexander, Considine, McLean, Rooney, Storie, Wright, Storey

Hearts: Hamilton, Paterson, Souttar, Rossi, Rherras, Nicholson, Cowie, Buaben, Djoum, Watt, Samon. 

Subs: Noring, L.Smith, Ozturk, Nowak, Zanatta, Kitchen, Muirhead.

Scott Davie
BBC Scotland at Pittodrie

"Both Derek McInnes and Robbie Neilson ring the changes following contrasting fortunes in the Betfred Cup in midweek.

"The Dons boss makes three changes to the team that won at Ayr with Andrew Considine, Kenny McLean and top scorer Adam Rooney dropping to the bench.

"Jayden Stockley, Peter Pawlett and Ash Taylor return to the starting line up while the Jambos manager also makes three changes from the side that lost at Perth.

"Alim Ozturk, Robbie Muirhead and the suspended Jamie Walker drop out with Faycal Rherras, Sam Nicholson and Tony Watt coming in for Hearts."