Partick Thistle: Ridgers, Lindsay, Keown, Barton, McCarthy, Amoo, Erskine, Edwards, Lawless, Azeez, Doolan.

Substitutes: Scully, McLaughlin, Lamont, Fleming, Wilson.

Aberdeen: Lewis, Considine, Reynolds, Taylor, Logan, McLean, Christie, Hayes, O'Connor, Wright, Rooney.

Substitutes: Alexander, Jack, Pawlett, Shinnie, McGinn, Storey, FN Ross.

Celtic: Gordon, Gamboa, Simunovic, Boyata, Tierney, Brown, Roberts, Armstrong, McGregor, Sinclair, Griffiths.

Substitutes: de Vries, Toure, Bitton, Rogic, Sviatchenko, Eboue, Forrest

Hearts: Noring, Nowak, Buaben, Hughes, Smith, Brandon, Tziolis, Cowie, Djoum, Johnsen, Goncalves.

Substitutes: Hamilton, Avlonitis, Kitchen, Martin, Choulay, Walker, Henderson.

Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers makes four changes to his starting line-up, as the Premiership champions look to complete an historic unbeaten league campaign.

In defence, Jozo Simunovic and Kieran Tierney replace Erik Sviatchenko and Emilio Izaguirre, while midfielders Stuart Armstrong and Scott Sinclair come in for Tom Rogic and James Forrest.

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There are a couple of other games on today. However, all of the top six positions are already settled.

Celtic v Hearts (12:30)

Partick Thistle v Aberdeen (12:30)

St Johnstone v Rangers (12:30)

The end of the Scottish Premiership season is upon us. Can champions Celtic get over the line unbeaten?

The title was wrapped up a long time ago - against today's opponents Hearts in early April - but there has been no let up from Brendan Rodgers' side.

Unbeaten domestically, Celtic's league record is won 33, drawn 4.

It's never been done over a 38-game campaign in Scotland.

Celtic and Rangers have been unbeaten champions before but that was in the late 19th Century, over a mere 18 matches.

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