Summary

  • Scottish Cup fifth-round ties

  • FT: Celtic 6-0 Inverness (Lustig, Dembele 3, Tierney, Brown), FT: Ross County 0-1 Aberdeen (Logan)

  • FT: St Johnstone 0-1 Partick Thistle (Barton), FT: East Fife 2-3 St Mirren (Duggan, 2 pens; Smith, Morgan 2)

  • FT: Dunfermline 1-1 Hamilton (McMullan; Redmond), FT: Ayr 1-1 Clyde (Cairney; Gormley, pen) - replays on Tuesday

  • Premiership: Dundee 1-1 Kilmarnock (Holt; Boyd)

  • Championship: Falkirk 3-0 Dundee Utd (Baird, Muirhead, Craigen)

Live Reporting

Colin Moffat

  1. Celtic 0-0 Inverness CT

    The visitors enjoy a wee spell of possession but they can't fashion a glimpse of goal, with Celtic's tigerish closing down near their own penalty box.

  2. Celtic 0-0 Inverness CT

    A dinked cross from James Forrest is only half cleared and the ball drops to Celtic left-back Kieran Tierney who can only slash an awkward strike high and wide.

  3. Celtic 0-0 Inverness CT

    Liam Henderson keeps his place in the Celtic midfield after an impressive showing against St Johnstone last weekend and he charges forward to prod a shot wide from the edge of the penalty area.

  4. KICK-OFF

    Celtic 0-0 Inverness CT

    We're up and running at a chilly Celtic Park.

  5. 'Pressure on Celtic's shoulders'

    Celtic v Inverness CT (12:15)

    Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers talking to BBC Sportsound:

    "We know it will be a tough game but this is another competition we want to do well in. We've got four cup finals to get to the final."

    Inverness CT boss Richie Foran talking to BBC Sportsound:

    "It takes us away from the stresses and the strains of the league, so we've got nothing to lose, no pressure. Off the ball, we'll be fine, we'll work our socks off. We need to make sure we work smartly when we do get the ball. 

    "Celtic are going for a treble. They'll have pressure on their shoulders."

  6. Rangers front-runners?

    #bbcsportscot

    So, who is in line to take over at Ibrox?

    Alex McLeish is the bookmakers' favourite, with Derek McInnes, Frank de Boer, Billy Davies, Tommy Wright also getting a mention.

    Or will it be a leftfield appointment?

    Who would fans like to see replace Mark Warburton?

  7. Celtic chase the treble

    Celtic v Inverness CT (12:15)

    Of course, Celtic have had their revenge in this competition with three wins of their own, coming in 2007, 2011 and 2012.

    With the League Cup in the bag and a huge lead in the league, they need another victory to keep up their treble charge, having last completed a domestic clean sweep under Martin O'Neill in 2001.

  8. Highlanders have history on their side

    Celtic v Inverness CT (12:15)

    Inverness were a First Division side and just six years old when they came to Glasgow and stunned Celtic 3-1 in the Scottish Cup in 2000, with the The Sun giving us surely the greatest newspaper headline of all time: 'Super Caley Go Ballistic Celtic Are Atrocious'.

    They did it again in 2003. Winning 1-0 on their own turf.

    A hat-trick of Scottish Cup successes was completed in 2015 with a 3-2 extra-time semi-final win as John Hughes led Caley Thistle to their first major trophy.

    Paul Sheerin was on target in Caley Thistle's famous victorySNS

    Paul Sheerin was on target in Caley Thistle's famous victory in 2000

  9. Celtic v Inverness CT (12:15)

    The BBC One Scotland coverage is under way. You can watch all of the action using the coverage options at the top of the page.

  10. Much more to come

    What else do we have in store today after this lunchtime offering? Here's what's happening at 15:00.

    Scottish Cup

    • Ayr Utd v Clyde
    • Dunfermline v Hamilton
    • East Fife v St Mirren
    • Ross County v Aberdeen
    • St Johnstone v Partick Thistle

    Scottish Premiership

    • Dundee v Kilmarnock

    Scottish Championship

    • Falkirk v Dundee Utd

  11. Where does manager exit leave Rangers?

    Tom English
    BBC Scotland

    Fake news. Alternative facts. Call it what you will, but high-farce returned to Rangers on Friday night.

    Mark WarburtonSNS

    You can read Tom's article in full here.

  12. Warburton replaced at Rangers

    Rangers aren't playing until tomorrow but they are dominating the headlines after the removal of manager Mark Warburton.

    The Ibrox club say they have accepted his resignation and he says he's done no such thing...

    Under-20s coach Graeme Murty will be in charge for Sunday's Scottish Cup tie with Greenock Morton.  

    Read the full story here.

    Mark WarburtonSNS

  13. Two changes each

    Celtic v Inverness CT (12:15)

    Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers makes two changes to the side which beat St Johnstone 5-2 at McDiarmid Park last Sunday, with James Forrest and hat-trick hero, Moussa Dembele restored to the starting line up. Gary Mackay-Steven drops to the bench and Patrick Roberts misses out.

    Goalkeeper Owain Fon Williams returns for the visitors and defender Jamie McCart can't face his parent club under the terms of his loan, so Brad McKay slots back into central defence.

  14. LINE-UPS

    Celtic v Inverness CT (12:15)

    Celtic: Gordon; Lustig, Boyata, Sviatchenko, Tierney; Bitton, Brown; Forrest, Henderson, Sinclair; Dembele. 

    Substitutes: De Vries, Toure, Izaguirre, Ciftci, Gamboa, Mackay-Steven, McGregor. 

    Inverness CT: Fon Williams, Raven, Warren, McKay, Tremarco, Draper, Tansey, Vigurs, King, Anier, Mckay.

    Substitutes: Hoban, Polworth, Ebbe, Fisher, Cole, Boden, Mulraney.

  15. Can anyone stop Celtic?

    Celtic v Inverness CT (12:15)

    Celtic are top of the Premiership. Inverness Caley Thistle are bottom.

    Brendan Rodgers' side are unbeaten in 29 domestic games this season, winning 28 of those. Richie Foran's team have won three of their 24 top flight matches.

    Foregone conclusion?

    Well, not quite. The Highlanders are the only side not to lose against Celtic this season, thanks to a late Alex Fisher equaliser in mid-September.

    And they have some notable previous form in this fixture...