Wins for Celtic, Aberdeen, Rangers & St Johnstone
Watch: St Mirren v Falkirk (17:15) - live on BBC Alba
Ross County v St Johnstone (15:00)
County make one change, with 18-year-old striker Greg Morrison replacing the suspended Ian McShane.
Saints make their switches up front, with Chris Kane and Steven MacLean in for Michael Coulson and Graham Cummins
Kilmarnock v Aberdeen (KO 15:00)
John Barnes
BBC Scotland at Rugby Park
Michael Johnston may have missed the boat in receiving a financial windfall for his shareholding in Kilmarnock Football club.
The offer in the region of £1.9 million for his shareholding in the club is no longer on the table.
BBC Scotland has learned Johnston, the club company secretary, wanted additional clauses inserted in the deal but this was thrown out by the intended purchaser and therefore the offer was withdrawn.
Shareholders see the existence of Johnston on the board as a hindrance to local businessmen investing in the club.
Supporters are planning protests against Johnston during today's match with Aberdeen.
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Morton v Raith Rovers (KO 15:00)
Chick Young
BBC Scotland at Cappielow
Morton still short of five or six injured players, but Liam Smith - on loan from Hearts - starts for Raith with Tynecastle boss Robbie Neilson at Cappielow to see him.
Ayr Utd v Dunfermline (KO 15:00)
Hamilton Accies chairman Les Gray thinks there is little chance of the Scottish Professional Football League and member clubs accepting "strict liability" for the behaviour of their fans.
The Scottish government this week warned that it could step in to force football authorities to take action after the failure of disciplinary action over disorder at last season's Scottish Cup final between Hibernian and Rangers.
But Gray told BBC Scotland: "We have raised the bar in terms of our league rules should fans misbehave, so I'm not sure if government interference is the way forward and I don't think it can be enforced.
"If a fan was to misbehave here at New Douglas Park, we see that as a criminal act punishable by law and we pay the police to come and police that, so for us it is nice and simple and I think most clubs will think like that.
"I think the government have been on our case about this - and particular the board of the league and the board of the SFA.
"There's been some issues abroad in Europe regarding this and strict liability hasn't worked where it has been applied and Uefa are getting into all sorts of bother because of this and our league does not see this as the way forward.
"I have not spoken to anyone in any clubs who have any appetite for it."
Image source, SNSCaley Thistle haven't lost at New Douglas Park since 17 January 2009 and given their recent run of four games undefeated will be confident of extending both those records this afternoon. Accies are without Massimo Donati, who's had a nose operation, and Eamonn Brophy, who called in sick this morning.
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FT: Dundee 0-1 Celtic
“We were in the game all the time. I felt the players were terrific today. We were brave today.
"A lot of the teams have been sitting off them. They never really cut us open today. I’m pleased with the players.”
Dundee manager Paul Hartley on BBC Radio Scotland
Image source, SNSPaul Hartley was pleased with Dundee's display against Celtic
Aberdeen v Kilmarnock (15:00)
James Maddison earns a start for Aberdeen after his fantastic last-minute free-kick winner against Rangers, while Ash Taylor returns to the heart of the Dons defence. Mark Reynolds and Peter Pawlett make way.
The injured Dean Hawkshaw and Nathan Tyson drop out for Killie, with Greg Kiltie and Charlee Adams coming in for the hosts.
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers: "We won the game. The important thing today was the result.
"We showed another side today, to come away from home and see out a 1-0 win."
Image source, SNSKilmarnock v Aberdeen (KO 15:00)
Ross County v St Johnstone (KO 15:00)
Scott Davie
BBC Scotland at Victoria Park
St Johnstone have lost just once in their last eight games against Ross County and Steven MacLean's return up front certainly can't harm their chances of extending that good run.
The experienced striker is spared playing on artificial surfaces like the one at Hamilton last week but he's already scored five goals this term.
Richard Foster has recovered from injury to face the team he played for just a few weeks ago and Zander Clark remains first pick in goal. Alan Mannus is currently reduced to the role as back-up but he's still good enough to be in the Northern Ireland squad for their forthcoming World Cup qualifiers at home to San Marino and away to defending champions Germany.
Ross County v St Johnstone (15:00)
Ross County: Fox, Fraser, Woods, Davies, Quinn, Routis, Van Der Weg, Morrison, Franks, Gardyne, Boyce.
Substitutes: McCarey, Dingwall, Cikos, Burke, Chow, McEveley, Dow
St Johnstone: Clark, Foster, Anderson, Shaughnessy, Easton, Davidson, Swanson, Alston, Craig, Kane, Maclean.
Substitutes: Mannus, Wotherspoon, Coulson, Paton, Gormley, Gordon, Cummins
Kilmarnock v Aberdeen (15:00)
Kilmarnock: MacDonald, Hendrie, Burn, S Boyd, Taylor, Dicker, Adams, Kiltie, McKenzie, K Boyd, Coulibaly.
Substitutes: Addison, Jones, MacKay, Morrison, Paterson, Tyson, Kayode.
Aberdeen: Lewis, Logan, Taylor, O'Connor, Considine, Shinnie, McLean, Hayes, McGinn, Maddison, Rooney.
Substitutes: Alexander, Morris, Reynolds, Storie, Storey, Burns, Stockley
Rangers v Partick Thistle (15:00)
Rangers manager Mark Warburton makes three changes after last weekend's defeat by Aberdeen - one each in defence, midfield and up front.
Philippe Senderos, Niko Kranjcar and Kenny Miller replace Clint Hill, Harry Forrester and Joe Garner.
Thistle makes two changes, with defender Callum Booth returning after recovering from illness and captain Abdul Osman coming back into midfield after suspension.
Rangers v Partick Thistle (15:00)
Rangers: Foderingham; Tavernier, Senderos, Wilson, Wallace; Halliday, Holt, Kranjcar; Waghorn, Miller, McKay.
Substitutes: Gilks, Forrester, Dodoo, Hodson, O'Halloran, Garner, Kiernan.
Partick Thistle: Scully, Booth, Lindsay, Osman, Amoo, Erskine, Lawless, Devine, Azeez, Edwards, Gordon.
Substitutes: Stuckmann, Welsh, Barton, Elliott, WIlson, McDaid, Fraser.
Kilmarnock v Aberdeen (15:00)
Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland at Rugby Park
Kilmarnock doing what they can to turn the tide on this incredible winning record Aberdeen have against them. The artificial pitch already narrowed and, on this sunny day, it's not been watered either. An attempt to slow the game down? Manager Lee Clark joked there is a water shortage in Kilmarnock...
Hamilton Accies v Inverness CT (15:00)
Hamilton are without veteran midfield schemer Massimo Donati through injury and forward Eamonn Brophy through illness, so forward Louis Longridge and defender Scott McMann come into the starting line-up.
Caley Thistle make one change, with Iain Vigurs starting in midfield, with Jake Mulraney dropping to the bench.
Hamilton Accies v Inverness CT (15:00)
Hamilton Academical: Matthews, Seaborne, Gillespie, Imrie, Docherty, D'Acol, Crawford, Longridge, MacKinnon, McMann, Sarris.
Substitutes: Redmond, Roy, Bingham, Want, Tierney, Hughes, Thomson.
Inverness Caledonian Thistle: Fon-Williams, Tremarco, Warren, Meekings, Polworth, Draper, Vigurs, Tansey, King, McKay, Doumbouya.
Substitutes: Doran, Mulraney, Horner, Fisher, Boden, Cole, C MacKay.
Celtic remain unbeaten in the Premiership this season and victory over Dundee moves the champions five points clear of second-place Hearts with a game in hand.
Even this early in the season it is hard to imagine anybody stopping Brendan Rodgers' men marching towards a sixth successive title.