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Celtic win Scottish League Cup semi-final at Hampden Park
Live coverage of today's semi-final begins shortly after the news on BBC Radio Scotland MW.
Meanwhile, Stuart Cosgrove and Tam Cowan warm up for the afternoon fare in their usual comedic manner on Off the Ball on FM.
Hibernian v Celtic (12:15)
Celtic, of course, remain unbeaten in their last 59 domestic outings - three short of a club record - including their victorious run to League Cup silverware last season.
Hibs, though, have given them their toughest recent test and were 10 minutes away from ending that run before Callum McGregor scored the second goal of the game to secure a 2-2 draw at Celtic Park on 30 September.
Both sides were unbeaten in six games until their last outings - Hibs at home to Aberdeen last weekend and Celtic away to Bayern Munich on Wednesday.
The Edinburgh side last beat Celtic on 29 December 2012, 1-0 at Easter Road, since when Celtic have gone six meetings without defeat.
Image source, SNSJohn McGinn (centre) scored twice the last time Hibs met Celtic
Hibernian v Celtic (12:15)
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Hibernian v Celtic (12:15)
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Kick-offs 15:00
Premiership
Hearts v St Johnstone
Partick Thistle v Dundee
Ross County v Hamilton Academical
Championship
Brechin City v Queen of the South
Dundee United v Inverness Caledonian Thistle
Dunfermline Athletic v Livingston
Falkirk v St Mirren
Greenock Morton v Dumbarton
League One
Albion Rovers v Queen's Park
Alloa Athletic v East Fife
Arbroath v Airdrieonians
Forfar Athletic v Ayr United
Stranraer v Raith Rovers
League Two
Berwick Rangers v Montrose
Clyde v Peterhead
Cowdenbeath v Stirling Albion
Edinburgh City v Annan Athletic
Elgin City v Stenhousemuir
Hibernian v Celtic (12:15)
Hibernian: Laidlaw, Gray, Ambrose, Hanlon, Stevenson, Bartley, McGinn, McGeoch, Slivka, Barker, Stokes.
Substitutes: Marciano, Whittaker, Porteous, Swanson, Boyle, Shaw, S Murray.
Celtic: Gordon, Lustig, Bitton, Boyata, Tierney, Brown, McGregor, Armstrong, Roberts, Sinclair, Griffiths.
Substitutes: De Vries, Dembele, Gamboa, Rogic, Ntcham, Ajer, Forrest.
Referee: Andrew Dallas
Hibernian v Celtic (12:15)
Club captain David Gray returns to Hibs' right-back spot in place of Steven Whittaker, who has been troubled by a sore hip.
Martin Boyle drops to the bench along with Whittaker, with on-loan Manchester City winger Brandon Barker handed a start.
Paul Hanlon is in central defence having been passed fit despite missing training on Friday with a virus.
Image source, SNSHibs' John McGinn and Brandon Barker are taking in the Hampden atmosphere
Hibernian v Celtic (12:15)
We go straight to the team news and Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has decided against making too many changes despite that potentially exhausting Champions League defeat away to Bayern Munich on Wednesday.
Midfielders Nir Bitton and Callum McGregor, who scored twice the last time Celtic met Hibs, are handed starts ahead of Cristian Gamboa and Olivier Ntcham.
With Gamboa, who suffered a torrid time in Munich, dropping out - and fellow defenders Jozo Simunovic, Erik Sviatchenko and Anthony Ralston still sidelined - that suggests Bitton will again be asked to deputise at the back.
Image source, SNSNir Bitton starts for Celtic and could again deputise in defence
There's no respite for Brendan Rodgers' Celtic as the big occasions come thick and fast following Wednesday's 3-0 Champions League defeat by Bayern Munich in Bavaria.
No sooner have they landed back in the "Dear Green Place" than Glasgow has become ever more green as Hibernian make the trip along the M8 to face the holders in today's first Scottish League Cup semi-final at Hampden Park.
That kicks off early at 12:15 BST, after which we have three Premiership games and a full card in the divisions below.
We'll follow the action until their conclusion, so stay with us for another exciting day of Scottish football.
Image source, SNSHibernian's David Gray and Celtic's Callum McGregor face up at Hampden