Rangers: Foderingham, Tavernier, Kiernan, Wilson, Wallace, Rossiter, Barton, Halliday, Forrester, Miller, McKay. Subs: Gilks, Bates, O'Halloran, Dodoo, Kranjcar, Hodson, Hill.

Motherwell: Samson, Tait, Heneghan, McManus, Ainsworth, Johnson, Cadden, Lesley, Chalmers, Clay, McDonald. Subs: Brill, Lucas, Blyth, Thomas, McFadden, Ferguson, MacLean.

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BBC Sport Scotland at Tannadice

"Tannadice ready to welcome back former boss Ian McCall who brings his Ayr Utd team to face Dundee Utd. Both teams make three changes as they look for their first league win of the season."

No changes for Rangers at Ibrox today, with last week's scorers, Harry Forrester and Kenny Miller, keeping their places in attack.

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Motherwell field the same starting XI as last week, when they lost at home to St Johnstone.

USA midfielder Perry Kitchen comes into the Hearts starting line-up, with Prince Buaben dropping to the bench. Bjorn Johnsen is named on the bench and could make his debut after the Edinburgh club received international clearance following the striker's move from Litex Lovech in Bulgaria, 

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BBC Scotland at Tynecastle

Leigh Griffiths denies he deliberately dived in the first-half incident in which he was booked. 

He told BBC Radio Scotland:"It wasn't a dive. I felt contact. Craig Thomson has reffed a lot of our games before and he said to me 'I have never seen you dive' and I said 'Why have you booked me?' 

"I thought it was very harsh but we got the three points and we will take that back down the road."

Plenty more reaction coming up from Celtic's victory at St Johnstone, but we are also now building up to the rest of today's Scottish football action.

Aberdeen: Lewis, Logan, Shinnie, Considine, Reynolds, McLean, Rooney, McGinn, O'Connor, Pawlett, Storey. Subs: Alexander, Taylor, Burns, Stockley, Storie, McKenna, Ross.

Partick Thistle: Cerny, Booth, Welsh, Lindsay, Osman, Amoo, Lawless, Devine, Azeez, Edwards, Gordon. Subs: Scully, Doolan, Erskine, Elliott, Wilson, McDaid, Pogba.

Celtic move top of the league - possibly only for a few hours - with victory at McDiarmid Park. 

First-half goals from Leigh Griffiths, Scott Sinclair and James Forrest looked to have put the visitors on easy street, but Danny Swanson's penalty and Steven MacLean's close-range finish made it more nervy than it had to be for the champions.

However, Ryan Christie ensured Celtic left with the points with a fourth in stoppage time.

14 goals in four matches for Brendan Rodgers' side, although they continue to leak more goals than the Celtic boss would like.

We are into three minutes of injury time at McDiarmid Park. Tommy Wright will be praying that his side get just one more chance.

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Steven MacLean is booked for a rugby-style tap-tackle on Celtic keeper Craig Gordon.

Liam Henderson tries to make up for conceding that penalty but his curling long-range effort sails over the crossbar.

Former Rangers & Scotland striker Steven Thompson on Radio Scotland: "Itwas a very clumsy challenge from Henderson in the box. Swanson has used his feet well but Henderson has just smashed into him."

Celtic work an opening on the edge of the box with some neat inter-passing, but Ryan Christie blazes his effort well over.