FT: Aberdeen 2-0 Hamilton
O'Connor & Storey with Dons' goals
Hamilton's Tomas dismissed after two bookings
FT: Motherwell 1-2 Rangers
Dorrans with double for Rangers: Heneghan for hosts
Motherwell 0-1 Rangers
That should have been 1-1.
Motherwell capitalise on slack Rangers play in defence and right midfielder Chris Cadden lays the ball on a plate for Louis Moult at the back post but the big striker's volley is too high. A great chance.
Motherwell 0-1 Rangers
Sustained Rangers pressure making it difficult for Motherwell to get out of their box.
Daniel Candeias' corner is headed wide by Bruno Alves.
Motherwell 0-1 Rangers
Image source, SNSBen Heneghan could not prevent debutant Graham Dorrans' shot crossing the line to give Rangers the lead
Image source, SNSMotherwell mascot Steelman got into the spirit of things before kick-off
Chris McLaughlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park
"The home side struggling to deal with the speed and movement in the Rangers midfield - they're attacking in numbers and with a real intensity. Motherwell need to find their feet here."
Motherwell 0-1 Rangers
Rangers finding so much space on the flanks and Lee Wallace's cross is only half-cleared to Josh Windass, who fires off target.
Motherwell 0-1 Rangers
A better run and cross from Josh Windass forces Cedric Kipre to clear. An important intervention for the hosts.
Motherwell 0-1 Rangers
Rangers press again and this time Josh Windass gets clear on the left but his cross is too high for Kenny Miller.
Chris McLaughlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park
"Dorrans wheels away clutching the Rangers badge on his chest as the away fans go wild. Great goal but big questions for the Motherwell defence."
Graham Dorrans
Just the start Rangers and new signing Graham Dorrans wanted.
Motherwell initially cleared a free-kick but Bruno Alves' cross was headed down by Kenny Miller for midfielder Dorrans to fire home, despite Ben Heneghan's best efforts on the line.
Motherwell 0-0 Rangers
A few mis-placed passes, mostly from the visitors. Both teams still finding their feet.
Motherwell 0-0 Rangers
Rangers win an early free-kick following Louis Moult's challenge on goalkeeper Wes Foderingham.
Motherwell 0-0 Rangers
Rangers' Kenny Miller gets the game started.
Motherwell v Rangers (13:30)
The players are out on the park. Kick-off beckons...
Motherwell v Rangers (13:30)
Motherwell manager Stephen Robinson: "We've started brightly, we've won four out of four [in the League Cup]. We're confident going into the game.
"I'm sure [Rangers manager] Pedro [Caixinha] will have them well prepared.
"We want to stay in the division, simple as that. There's still a lot of room for improvement.
"Hopefully, we can get one, possibly two before the end of the [transfer] window."
Image source, SNSChris McLaughlin
BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park
"Really intriguing tie in prospect here in Lanarkshire. Motherwell field five summer signings - Rangers play six.
"The home side have been flying in the League Cup and Rangers have been using friendly matches as a means to lick their wounds following that Europa League exit.
"It's game one, but what a chance for both sides to show their fans what they'll be about this season."
Image source, SNSThe last time Motherwell beat Rangers was on Boxing Day 2002 when James McFadden scored in a 1-0 win
Motherwell v Rangers (13:30)
Last season, Motherwell finished ninth in the Scottish Premiership while Rangers were third.
Today at Fir Park, these two teams will set about improving on that performance this term.
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Image source, SNSCarl McHugh has taken over the Motherwell captaincy following Keith Lasley's retirement from playing
Motherwell v Rangers (13:30)
Rangers manager Pedro Caixinha is confident the club's fans will have a lot more to smile about this season.
In his pre-match interview with Rangers TV, he also revealed he will go with a 4-4-2 again today.
Caixinha said: “We are really looking forward to today. We are starting in the real world and now we want to start with three points.
“The players are having good associations and dynamics so we keep it like that. We need to keep building on that.
“This is a big season for all of us. It’s important the work we are doing and it’s important to have the support of everyone, with everyone working in the same direction because only like that can you achieve your goals.
“I do believe it’s going to be a totally different season, we need to go according to the culture, traditions and history of the club. I think, and I have good feelings, that this is going to be a very good season for us.”
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