Scottish Premiership results
Celtic 4-1 Aberdeen (Griffiths, Forrest, Sinclair pen, Rogic; Rooney), Dons' Reynolds sent off
Hamilton 1-0 Ross Co (Imrie), Inverness CT 2-1 St Johnstone (Draper, Meekings; Foster)
Motherwell 0-0 Dundee, Partick Thistle 1-2 Hearts (Lindsay; Paterson, Watt)
Full cards in Championship, Leagues One & Two
Catch up on Part One
It's the programme that set tongues wagging throughout Scottish football. Part One of 'Scotland's Game', which charts the last 30 years in Scottish football, aired this week and took us a trip down memory lane.
It really is a must watch - just ask Joey Barton, external - so if you missed it then you can catch up via iPlayer until 22:00 on Thursday.
Have Europe's big guns stitched up the little guys?
Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland
"Raith Rovers have received International clearance for goalkeeper Conor Brennan and the 22-year-old will make his debut against Dundee United at Tannadice.
"Brennan has worked with Rovers boss Gary Locke previously at Kilmarnock and joins the Kirkcaldy club on a short-term deal until January."
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Celtic were drawn in Champions League Group C alongside Barcelona, Manchester City and Borussia Monchengladbach. A tough draw but can Brendan Rodgers' men upset the odds to make it through?
Oliver Kay of The Times has written, external about the changes Uefa will make to the Champions League from 2018, namely the decision to ring fence 16 places - half of the 32 available - for club's from Europe's top four leagues.
"European football’s new elite, with its appalling sense of entitlement and greed, has well and truly stitched them up," Kay says of clubs from smaller leagues such as Celtic and Ajax.
Do you agree?
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Image source, Getty ImagesChanges to the Champions League from 2018 will make it harder for clubs outside Europe's top four leagues to qualify for the group stage
You can watch highlights off all of the weekend's Scottish Premiership matches on Sportscene on Sunday at 18:00 BST on BBC Two Scotland, with a repeat on BBC One Scotland at 23:25 BST.
Image source, SNSFormer St Mirren striker Steven Thompson will be a guest on tomorrow's Sportscene
The Scottish Premiership weekend kicked off last night with Kilmarnock and Rangers taking a point apiece. Watch the highlights here...
Celtic v Aberdeen one of five 15:00 kick-offs in Premiership
Saturday afternoon, there's nothing quite like it is there?
We have a bit of a throwback today with five Premiership matches all kicking off at 15:00.
Remember when you would only find out how your rivals had fared when the scores were given out at full-time by the stadium announcer? Well today will be just like that, except you will be kept right up to date with all the scores as they happen on our live text. So it won't really be like the old days at all, but time moves on.
Game of the day is at Celtic Park where the champions face last season's runners-up Aberdeen. Can the Dons send out a message to Rangers and others that they remain Celtic's biggest threat in the title race with victory this afternoon? Brendan Rodgers' side can go top of the table if they take the three points.
Today's Premiership fixtures (all 15:00 KO):
Image source, SNSOf their four meetings last season, Celtic and Aberdeen won two matches apiece, with the home side claiming the three points on each occasion.