Dundee: Parish, Kerr, O'Dea, Kamara, O'Hara, Aurtenetxe, McGowan, El Bakhtaoui, Deacon, Hendry, Haber.

Substitutes: Ferrie, Holt, Leitch-Smith, Moussa, Allan, Meekings, Wolters.

Kilmarnock: MacDonald, O'Donnell, Greer, Broadfoot, Findlay, McKenzie, Power, Taylor, Burke, Jones, Boyd.

Substitutes: Bell, Thomas, S.Boyd, Frizzell, Erwin, Hawkshaw, Brophy

Rangers interim manager Graeme Murty: "[Declan John's] ill, he's taken ill overnight and it's not fair to risk him so we've excluded him medically and Lee Hodson will come in and take that position for us.

"[Fabio Cardoso] needs more conditioning. We'll build him up and build him up. It's important that we don't try and do it soon because that's the time you put players at risk.

"[Bruno Alves] had a fall in training this week and hurt his back so his back's feeling really stiff so we've excluded him on those grounds and we'll assess him further later in the week.

"[Hamilton] were very dangerous on the break against Aberdeen. We expect them to be really well organised. We expect a really tough game.

"We're not here to give them any hope - give them no hope throughout. Just get them pinned back and be relaxed about it. If we do that then we can have a good day."

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One change for the home side, who bring in Lee Hodson for Declan John at left-back, while Accies stick with the same side that started the 2-2 draw with Aberdeen.

Can caretaker boss Graeme Murty make it three wins in a row? That's something previous manager Pedro Caixinha never managed and that's why he is a former manager at Ibrox.

Rangers: Foderingham, Tavernier, McCrorie, Wilson, Hodson, Candeias, Holt, Jack, Windass, Morelos, Miller

Substitutes: Alnwick, Bates, Nemane, Barjonas, Herrera, Hardie, Kranjcar

Hamilton Academical: Woods, Skondras, Tomas, Gogic, McMann, MacKinnon, Lyon, Imrie, Docherty, Templeton, Rojano

Substitutes: Fulton, Gillespie, Bingham, Redmond, Donati, Cunningham, Sarris.

"It's a very good win for us on the back of an international break," Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers tells BBC Radio Scotland. "The surface wasn't great and it slowed our tempo down.

"We didn't work the goalkeeper much in the first half but I thought we should have had a penalty; Callum McGregor was clearly impeded as he shaped to shoot.

"It's a moment of magic that wins the game. Their goalkeeper had a great game with his hands but it's right in the top corner from Leigh."

Fit again Greg Tansey makes his first start for Aberdeen since 24 September, which coincidentally was a 1-0 win over Motherwell at Fir Park.

Andrew Considine is named captain with Graeme Shinnie suspended, who he also replaces at full-back. Stevie May and Greg Stewart, who have both struggled for goals this season, drop to the bench with Adam Rooney starting.

Motherwell make two changes from their 3-2 defeat to Ross County.

Liam Grimshaw and Ryan Bowman come into the starting line-up, with Craig Tanner dropping to the bench and Gael Bigirimana missing out altogether.

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Motherwell insists they won't be distracted by next weekend's League Cup Final against Celtic which is just as well as they have lost five in a row at Pittodrie including a 7-2 drubbing in February.

This is the start of a really tough sequence of games for the Steelmen as they face Celtic three times on the trot with home and away league matches to follow the final but they did beat Aberdeen on their cup run.

That was one of only two domestic defeats suffered by the Dons this season as they look to keep the pressure on Celtic at the top.

Aberdeen: Lewis, Logan, Arnason, McKenna, Considine, Connor, McLean, Mackay-Steven, Tansey, Christie, Rooney.

Substitutes: Rogers, Reynolds, Stewart, Maynard, Wright, Ball, May

Motherwell: Carson, Tait, Dunne, Kipré, Grimshaw, Hartley, Rose, Cadden, McHugh, Moult, Bowman.

Substitutes: Griffiths, Frear, Plummer, Fisher, Petravicius, Campbell, Tanner

Hibs, chasing a fifth straight Premiership win, make just one change to the side that beat Dundee 2-1 a fortnight ago.

Anthony Stokes comes into the side to partner Simon Murray up front in an attacking line-up. Dylan McGeouch, who picked up a knock against Dundee, drops to the bench.

Saints, without a goal in their last six games, welcome back top-scorer Michael O'Halloran, Murray Davidson and Liam Craig.

Richard Foster and Stefan Scougall drop to the bench, with David Wotherspoon missing out altogether.

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Hibernian: Marciano, Gray, Hanlon, Ambrose, Stevenson, Bartley, McGinn, Boyle, Barker, Stokes, S Murray.

Substitutes: Dabrowski, Slivka, Matulevicius, McGeouch, Shaw, F.Murray, Porteous

St Johnstone: Clark, Tanser, Anderson, Shaughnessy, Comrie, Davidson, Paton, Craig, Alston, O’Halloran, MacLean.

Substitutes: Mannus, Johnstone, Foster, McClean, Scougall, Gordon, Cummins.

Celtic keep marching on at the top of the Premiership thanks to a wonderful free kick from substitute Leigh Griffiths.

It's tough on Ross County who turned in a determined defensive display on a day when Celtic were nowhere near their best.

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The home side want a penalty as the ball brushes against the arm of Celtic defender Dedryck Boyata after Ryan Dow misses a header in a great position.

Nothing doing...

We'll get three minutes of stoppage time.

The minutes tick by for County as Sean Kelly goes into Nick Walsh's book for a rugby tackle on Leigh Griffiths.

Another chance for Celtic winger Scott Sinclair as the ball drops his way from a corner but he can only slice a volley wide of the mark.

It's the final throw of the dice for the hosts as Ryan Dow takes over from Davies Keillor-Dunn.

Is there any way back for the Highlanders?

The home side suddenly look very tired as Scott Sinclair works a sharp one-two with Stuart Armstrong and slides a shot narrowly wide.

County fail to clear their lines from a corner and Olivier Ntcham takes aim with a measured volley that cannons off the post.

It's not been Moussa Dembele's day for Celtic and he is replaced by France U21 team-mate Olivier Ntcham. Back to one up top for the visitors.

County throw on an extra forward as Thomas Mikkelsen takes over from midfielder Jim O'Brien.

The safety inspection by Edinburgh City Council started at midday, but we are still awaiting news as to whether Tynecastle will be granted a 'Temporary Occupation Certificate' in order for Sunday's Premiership game between Hearts and Partick Thistle to go ahead.

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