Another good stop from St Johnstone goalkeeper Alan Mannus to touch a looping Liam Polworth header over the crossbar.

Motherwell look the more likely to find the breakthrough at Fir Park, but Dundee look well organised. The visitors got themselves back into a row of four across the 18-yard line and a row of three 10 yards in front when the Steelmen made a sudden attack from midfield. 

Darren O'Dea has had a bit of treatment after taking a wallop but thankfully the big Dundee defender is OK to continue.

Tom English
BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park

Tom Rogic has to be one of the sweetest strikers of a football in the UK. No back lift and still an absolute rocket that smashed off Joe Lewis' crossbar. Leigh Griffiths is not exactly packing a pea-shooter either, to be honest. Gorgeous opening goal. Lovely nutmeg of Kenny McLean by the striker and then a rifled finish in off Lewis' left-hand post. You wouldn't think that Celtic had a wearying Champions League trip midweek. Full of running.

Tom Rogic is renowned for his long-range shooting ability and another rocket from the Australian beats Aberdeen keeper Joe Lewis but comes crashing back off the crossbar.

First chance of a quiet game so far at Caledonian Thistle as Greg Tansey's free-kick finds big Ross Draper and the midfielder's header from close range is beaten away by St Johnstone goalkeeper Alan Mannus.

The ball drops to Joe Chalmers in the Dundee box but he's off balance and fires over the crossbar from close range.

Motherwell look as if they had planned to pass the ball about the entire team just to settle everyone down. They've made a confident start against the Dark Blues.

Almost a dream start for County as Andrew Davies' powerful header canons back off the crossbar.

The rest of the Premiership matches finally get underway.

Motherwell v Dundee one of very few games to kick-off on time.

John Barnes
BBC Scotland at Fir Park

BBC Scotland has learned Motherwell's Chris Cadden is likely to be called into the Scotland Under 21 squad for the two European Championship qualifiers with Macedonia and Ukraine next week.

Cadden, who has been impressive for the Fir Park side this season, was a surprise omission from the initial squad selected by Ricky Sbragia.

Tom English
BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park

"A few weeks back, Brendan Rodgers spoke about players that he has lost in his managerial career and the ones he would have most liked to have kept. He singled out Luis Suarez and Dorus de Vries as the two he missed the most. As soon as he said that, Craig Gordon will have known that he was in bother. 

"Gordon is a fine shot-stopper but, just lately, he has not been a commanding presence. Plus his distribution is a weakness in Rodgers' eyes. On Tuesday, in Israel, his pass completion was 26% - the lowest of any of the 10 goalkeepers in Champions League action."

"We had a wonderful cup run and scored a lot of goals, but I told the players not to get excited.

"Yes, the three league defeats have been disappointing, but we know we will turn the corner and hopefully it will be today."

Hamilton Accies boss Martin Canning: "Ali Crawford got a wee knock on the head yesterday and the rules state we can't involve him in the game which is understandable. 

"With the reinforcements that we have on the bench, hopefully Dan Seaborne will give us that bit of experience at the back. Rakish Bingham will give us more pace and be direct up top." 

Ross County manager Jim McIntyre: "I don't really pay attention to the league table yet; everything still has to settle down. 

"Tim Chow is a young player with great energy levels but he's not a direct replacement for Jackson Irvine.

"Liam Boyce's overall play has been excellent as well as his goals. All the strikers have managed to score already so if we can get the supply to them there's a good chance they'll put them away." 

"Ryan Jack actually succumbed to the virus going around the club this week.

"His knee was okay and he was passed fit, although he is still due to go in for his operation next week.

"The team is still strong and we are looking forward to the game.

"We have shown we are the one team who can challenge Celtic over the last couple of years, but most of the good results have been at Pittodrie and we want to improve our record here."

Inverness Caley Thistle have lost their first three league games of the season and you have to go back to January 2009 for the last time they lost four on the trot in the top division.

That was the last time the Highlanders were relegated but new manager Richie Foran remains confident they won't be down at the bottom for long He told BBC Scotland: "I've been disappointed with the results in the league so far but I know it's going to change. We have enough quality and enough characters in the dressing room to make it change and I believe it's going to happen today."