Captain Scott Brown returns to the heart of the Celtic midfield after the midweek draw with Partick Thistle.

He replaces Nir Bitton as one of five changes from Wednesday night.

In come Kieran Tierney and Dedryck Boyata to the Premiership champions' defence, with Erik Sviatchenko and Emilio Izaguirre making way.

Fellow defender Cristian Gamboa is also out, while Eboue Kouassi drops to the bench.

March's player of the month Stuart Armstrong and winger James Forrest return to the starting XI.

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Barry Wilson
BBC Scotland at Caledonian Stadium

"It's one of those seven must-win games that Inverness have, and it's very nearly true..."

Inverness CT:  Fon Williams, Tremarco, McNaughton, Warren, Draper, McCart, Mckay, Tansey, Fisher, Laing, Cole. 

Substitutes:  Esson, Polworth, Mulraney, Boden, King, McKay, Anier. 

St Johnstone:  Mannus, Scobbie, Alston, MacLean, Shaughnessy, Smith, Coulson, Paton, Easton, Craig, Cummins. 

Substitutes:  Clark, Anderson, Millar, Wotherspoon, Thomson, Hurst, Hunter. 

Partick Thistle: Cerny, Dumbuya, Doolan, Erskine, Lawless, Barton, Elliott, Devine, Keown, Edwards.

Substitutes: Ridgers, Booth, Amoo, Azeez, McLaughlin, Nisbett, McCarthy.

Motherwell:  Samson, Heneghan, McHugh, Bowman, Cadden, Frear, Clay, Jules, Gordon, McDonald, Pearson. 

Substitutes:  Griffiths, Hammell, Ainsworth, Lasley, Blyth, Campbell, McMillan. 

Celtic: Gordon, Lustig, Simunovic, Boyata, Tierney, Forrest, Brown, Armstrong, McGregor, Sinclair, Roberts.

Substitutes: Hazard, Izaguirre, Bitton, Dembele, Rogic, Sviatchenko, Kouassi.

Kilmarnock: Woodman, Hendrie, Wilson, Dicker, S Boyd, Taylor, Roberts, M Smith, Longstaff, Jones, Sammon

Substitutes: MacDonald, Osborne, K Boyd, Frizzell, Hawkshaw, Graham, Cameron.

Hamilton:  Matthews, Skondras, Devlin, Imrie, Docherty, D'Acol, Crawford, Bingham ,Donati, McMann, Sarris.

Substitutes:  Woods, Redmond, Gogic, Watson, Brophy, Boyd, Adams. 

Ross County:  Fox, Fraser, Naismith, Gardyne, Woods, Dow, Boyce, Curran, Chow, Davies, Van Der Weg 

Substitutes:  McCarey, Routis, Gobern, Schalk, Lalkovic, Tumilty, Dykes. 

Hearts: Hamilton, Struna, Smith, Buaben, Nowak, Tziolis, Kitchen, Cowie, Djoum, Walker, Goncalves.

Substitutes: Noring, Avlonitis, Beith, Martin, Choulay, Johnsen, Currie.

Dundee:  Bain, Holt, Vincent, O'Dea, Hately, O'Hara, McGowan, Haber, Ojamaa, Kerr, Higgins.

Substitutes: Mitchell, Ross, Dryden, Wighton, Smith, Gomis.

Morton manager Jim Duffy and Hibernian head coach Neil Lennon had quite an altercation when the clubs met at Easter Road last month, with both men sent to the stand that night.

They appear to have made up before today's meeting in Greenock.

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Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers: "I'm very honoured to be here. My day-to-day workings with Peter (Lawwell) have been exceptional. The board have given me trust. I am at a club that I absolutely adore. We have to become even stronger, from the supporter to the team and the club. The vision is about one team, one club. I want to make the supporters proud. We've had a brilliant season up until now and we need to keep that going. I want to put on record my admiration for Lee McCulloch and the job he's done since he took over. It will be a difficult game today."

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Brian McLauchlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Cappielow

Morton boss Jim Duffy and Hibernian manager Neil Lennon have made up with a hug and a handshake after the battle of Easter Road 10 days ago. Lennon says there was fault on both sides while Duffy insists he will never be involved in an incident like that again.

The atmosphere inside Cappielow is sure to be electric with a crowd of around 5,000 expected. Although nothing will be decided today Hibernian would take a massive leap towards the title wth a win. The home side will contest the play-offs but have not beaten today's opponents here in Greenock since December 1984.    

The Dens Park boss might not want to know his team's record against the Jambos...

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Dundee manager Paul Hartley:  "Our aim now is to try and survive and that is the same as four or five other clubs. Every point is vital from now until the end of the season."

Morton v Hibs is third v first in the Championship, but the match at Tannadice, looking splendid in the Tayside sunshine, looks like a cracker too. Dundee United can move to within a point of second-place Falkirk if they win this afternoon, and they'd still have a game in hand. Given the number of matches required to win the Premiership play-offs, it matters greatly who finishes in second spot in the Championship.

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Morton boss Jim Duffy and Hibs head coach Neil Lennon will be nice and close this afternoon down at Cappielow...

With the 30th anniversary of St Mirren's Scottish Cup win coming up, local artist Mark Worst has knocked up a series of murals in Paisley, with one featuring our very own Chick Young...

Chico will be providing impartial coverage from the Buddies' home game with Dumbarton today.

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Mark Crane wore a Rangers T-shirt under his caddie overalls at The Masters.

Tell us about the most bizarre places you have worn your club colours.