What of the man in the opposing dug-out at Ibrox today, Jon Daly? According to Radio Scotland pundit Allan Preston, the Irishman was interviewed on Friday afternoon for the job he currently holds on an interim basis.

"Paul Hartley has also been interviewed, on top of Steven Pressley last week," reports Preston. "Billy Davies is another name who is doing the rounds at the moment, and I think there is going to be an appointment before next week's matches."

Billy Davies at Tynecastle? How would you feel about that Hearts fans? Who do you want to see replace Ian Cathro?

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Rangers manager Pedro Caixinha is hoping to get back to winning ways following the defeat to Hibernian last week.

He told Rangers TV: “It’s always good to have our captain Lee Wallace back.

"The boys are looking forward to the game, they did a fantastic week of training.

“We expect a tough challenge from Hearts. They are a very good side who always make it difficult but we are more focused on us to get our confidence back and get the three points for a sold out stadium.”

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Motherwell: Griffiths, Tait, Heneghan, Bigirimana, Cadden, Moult, Rose, Fisher, Dunne, Kipré, Tanner.

Substitutes:Morrison, Bowman, Plummer, Campbell, Newell, McMillan, MacLean

Ross County: Fox, Fraser, Naismith, Gardyne, Chow, Schalk, Curran, Davies, Lindsay, O'Brien, Van Der Weg.

Substitutes: McCarey, Routis, Kelly, Dow, Draper, Mikkelsen, McKay

Motherwell are without suspended goalkeeper Trevor Carson and captain Carl McHugh. Stephen Hammell and Elliot Frear also miss out, but Alex Fisher starts after being touch and go to make it.

Russell Griffiths takes Carson's place in goal and defender Charles Dunne had his red card against St Johnstone overturned on appeal.

Louis Moult is back in the starting line-up to boost the hosts' firepower and Craig Tanner also comes in.

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Ross County manager Jim McIntyre has a fully fit squad and Tim Chow has recovered from a head wound that kept him out of last weekend's game against Aberdeen. Jim O'Brien is the other change from last weekend's defeat to Aberdeen, with Ross Draper and Christopher Routis dropping to the bench.

Billy Mckay completed over an hour and scored for the Under-20s side in the Irn-Bru Cup following groin surgery which has forced him to miss the start of the season, and makes the bench.

St Johnstone: Mannus, Shaughnessy, Anderson, Davidson, MacLean, Wotherspoon, O'Halloran, Paton, Foster, Scougall, Easton

Substitutes:Clark, Tanser, Craig, Thomson, Gilchrist, Cummins, Hendry

Partick Thistle: Cerny, Booth, Turnbull, Keown, Osman, Erskine, Lawless, Barton, Elliot, Edwards, Storey

Substitutes:Scully, Spittal, Bannigan, Doolan, Devine, Nitriansky, Sammon

St Johnstone midfielder Blair Alston has failed to overcome a thigh injury in time to feature against Partick Thistle.

Other than that manager Tommy Wright has unsurprisingly elected to stick with the same starting XI that beat Motherwell 4-1.

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Miles Storey replaces Conor Sammon to make his first start for Partick Thistle.

Abdul Osman and Chris Erskine are the other two changes from the narrow defeat to Celtic, with Stuart Bannigan and Kris Doolan dropping to the bench.

Thistle have midfielder Blair Spittal and defender Danny Devine back from injury, but both begin as substitutes.

Long-term absentees Gary Fraser and Mustapha Dumbuya remain out for Alan Archibald's side.

Steven Lawless makes his 200th appearance for the club.

Hibernian: Marciano, Ambrose, McGregor, Hanlon, Whittaker, McGinn, McGeouch, Swanson, Stevenson, S Murray, Stokes

Substitutes: Laidlaw, Gray, Fontaine, Slivka, F Murray, Barker, Matulevicius

Hamilton: Woods, Skondras, McMann, Tomas, Imrie, Docherty, Docherty, Bingham, Crawford, Mackinnon, Boyd, Sarris

Substitutes: Gillespie, Redmond, Gogic, Longridge, Jamieson, Lyon, Templeton.

Hibernian's new loan signing Brandon Barker starts on the bench, with the only change to the starting line-up from the 3-2 win at Rangers seeing Danny Swanson replace Vykintas Slivka, a scorer at Ibrox.

The game comes too soon for midfielder Marvin Bartley and forward Martin Boyle, who both miss out.

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Xavier Tomas returns from suspension for Hamilton, and he is Hamilton's only change, replacing Massimo Donati, following the 3-0 win over Dundee last week.

Aberdeen: Lewis, Logan, O'Connor, Reynolds, Considine, McLean, Shinnie, Mackay-Steven, Tansey, Christie, May

Substitutes: Rogers, Stewart, Rooney, Maynard, Arnason, Wright, Stockley

Dundee: Bain, Kerr, Holt, Vincent, Kamara, Allan, El Bakhtaoui, Deacon, Hendry, Haber, Waddell

Substitutes: Parish, Hateley, Williams, O'Hara, McGowan, Spence, Lambert

Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes makes just one change from the side that beat Ross County last weekend, with Ryan Christie coming in for fellow loanee Greg Stewart.

Dundee forward Sofien Moussa has been ruled out for up to four weeks after knee surgery.

Darren O'Dea, Randy Wolters, Kostadin Gadzhalov, Craig Wighton, Julen Etxabeguren and James McPake remain out, but Roarie Deacon returns and starts.

James Vincent and Kerr Waddell also come into the side.

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Rangers: Foderingham, Tavernier, Cardoso, Alves, Wallace, Jack, Dorrans, Windass, Candeias, Miller, Morelos.

Substitutes: Alnwick, Wilson, Hodson, Rossiter, Kranjcar, Pena, Hardie.

Hearts: Hamilton, M.Smith, Souttar, Berra, Brandon, Walker, Randall, Cowie, Djoum, Lafferty, Goncalves

Substitutes: Noring, Hughes, Nowak, Buaben, Grzelak, Zanatta, Stockton

Rangers target Jamie Walker starts for Rangers, the only change from their 1-0 win over Kilmarnock, replacing Rafak Grzelak.

Captain Lee Wallace returns at left-back for Rangers, replacing Lee Hodson.

Rangers midfielder Ryan Jack and Hearts forward Isma Goncalves are free to play, and both start for their respective sides.

The pair had red cards from last week rescinded after the clubs successfully appealed against the dismissals.

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So it's 52 matches unbeaten and counting on the domestic front for Celtic now. Killie boss Lee McCulloch said pre-match that he felt the gulf between the champions and the rest is "the biggest it has been in a good few years"

So could the champions go unbeaten for a second straight season? Can you see anyone beating them in the Premiership this season? If so, who?

Runners-up Aberdeen finished 30 points adrift last term, Rangers 39. How close will anyone get this season?

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So is this destined to be another Celtic stroll to a seventh consecutive Scottish title?

Lest we forget, there are three other teams who still have a 100% record after the opening two rounds of this fledgling season, and they are all at home today.

St Johnstone, leaders on goal difference before Celtic's win at Rugby Park, host Partick Thistle, who are still to gain a league point after defeats by Hibs and Celtic, but they did win 3-0 in Perth in the League Cup only 11 days ago.

Hibernian, buoyant after following up an opening win over Partick by beating Rangers at Ibrox, entertain Hamilton, who enjoyed a 3-0 home win over Dundee last weekend.

And Aberdeen, Celtic's closest challengers for the last three seasons, have also started well domestically despite a turnover of players this summer. They host Dundee, who like Motherwell, Partick Thistle and Kilmarnock, are still searching for their first point.

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Three Premiership wins out of three for Celtic and three league defeats out of three for Kilmarnock.

James Forrest and Callum McGregor got the goals in a dominant display from Celtic.

Into two minutes of stoppage time at Rugby Park and Celtic may have an injury worry with substitute Nir Bitton limping off.

Celtic are on course for their third successive 1-0 win at Rugby Park.