An early chance for Hamilton as Mikel Miller fires in a shot but goalkeeper Craig Gordon is equal to it.

The match at Celtic Park has started.

Celtic and Hamilton Academical have one win each in the Premiership so far. How will today's contest finish?

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Hamilton manager Martin Canning on Sportsound: "When you come here, you know it's going to be a difficult game.

"You've got to come and try and embrace it. You've got to come and be brave. Players have played at big stadiums before.

"There's a lot of new boys in. It's work to get everyone gelling together.

"We're still looking to try and bring in a few if we can."

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer at Celtic Park

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Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer at Celtic Park

Scottish football, eh? What a barnstormer at Fir Park. And what an endgame. Motherwell fully deserving of that point. Rangers were under the cosh big style at the end.

Attention now moves to Celtic Park where Dedryck Boyota returns. It’ll be fascinating to see how he’ll be received by the Celtic fans. The Belgian has a whole lot of making up to do. Hamilton have lost 2-1, 3-1 and 4-1 in their past three games against Brendan Rodgers' team, Anything other than a comfortable home win is going to cause ructions here.

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Four changes for Celtic with Dedryck Boyata, Mikael Lustig, Tom Rogic and Leigh Griffiths coming into the starting line-up in place of Jozo Simunovic, Cristian Gamboa, Olivier Ntcham and Michael Johnston.

Three changes for Hamilton with Delphin Tshiembe, Dougie Imrie and Steven Boyd replacing Alex Penny, Sam Kelly and Rakish Bingham.

Motherwell manager Stephen Robinson on Sportsound: "As a manager it was not great in terms of a couple of defensive issues. They broke and scored from one of our corners and a simple ball into the box we didn't deal with.

"Other than that I thought we dominated large parts of the game and we deserved a point but a wee bit disappointed we didn't take all three.

"I think actions speak louder than words. I had stern words with Peter, he made a mistake, he shouldn't have said what he said and he came out and was big enough to apologise but I prefer people do their talking on the pitch. That's what we're renowned for.

"Fair play to him, he stepped up at the end."

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Celtic: Gordon, Lustig, Boyata, Ajer, Forrest, Brown, McGregor, Tierney, Rogic, Dembele, Griffiths.

Substitutes: Sinclair, Gamboa, Hayes, Christie, Ntcham, Bain, Johnston.

Hamilton: Woods, Gordon, Want, McMann, McGowan, Tshiembe, MacKinnon, Taiwo, Imrie, Miller, Boyd.

Substitutes: Cunningham, Hughes, Penny, Fulton, Kelly, Sowah, Lewis Smith.

James McFadden
Former Motherwell forward on BBC Radio Scotland

Rangers, for all the strides they have made, are still suspect at the back and Motherwell certainly exploited that.

It is about game management - how do you see a game out? It is very difficult to be under the cosh as much as they were in the last 15 minutes, in terms of pressure and crosses into the box.

They are a young side and it shows that Steven Gerrard still has work to do, despite the massive improvement from last season.

From Motherwell's point of view, it was great to see them back to what they are good at. Hopefully that can be the catalyst for a jump up the league.

Rangers manager Steven Gerrard on BT Sport: "As a team, we never defended as well as we have done. Motherwell kept going. They were rewarded by a good set piece.

"The formation brought us three goals. We didn't play well enough as team, second half.

"We've got tonnes of character here. We played ever so well to get back into the game and get ahead. Today it was just about us not defending set pieces well enough."

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Hamilton Academical have not enjoyed the best of fortune in recent meetings with Celtic, losing the past six.

Celtic have also won all of Hamilton's visits to Celtic Park since Accies claimed a surprise win in October 2014.

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Plenty of goals and drama at Fir Park. What will be in store in the final Premiership match of the weekend at Celtic Park?

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Brendan Rodgers said Dedryck Boyata had been accepted back into the group with no issues after his much talked about absence from the team that faced AEK Athens in this month's Champions League qualifying defeat.

The Belgian centre-back will make his first start of the campaign against Hamilton today.

Celtic XI: Gordon, Lustig, Boyata, Ajer, Brown, Forrest, Rogic, McGregor, Tierney, Griffiths, Dembele.

Subs: Bain, Gamboa, Hayes, Ntcham, Johnston, Sinclair, Christie.

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Motherwell get their first point of the season as Rangers drop points for a second time.

After so many goals in the first half, it was always going to be a hard act to follow in the second but there was time for one more bit of drama with Peter Hartley - so much in the headlines this week - having the last word.