Mickel Miller and Mason Bloomfield are off ill for the Accies while Scott Martin is suspended.

Manager Martin Canning makes just one change after last weekend's home defeat to Hibs, with defender Scott McMann coming in for forward Miller.

Rangers: McGregor, Tavernier, Goldson, McAuley, Barisic; McCrorie, Jack, Arfield; Candeias, Lafferty, Grezda.

Substitutes: Foderingham, Worrall, Flanagan, Halliday, Coulibaly, Middleton, Dallas.

Hamilton: Woods; McGowan, Kilgallon, Gordon, McMann, Sowah; Taiwo, MacKinnon, Imrie; Keatings, Bingham.

Substitutes: Marsden, Tshiemble, Penny, Want, Monlouis, Boyd, Brustad.

Rangers make three changes from Thursday's Europa League loss away to Rapid Vienna and they are all up at the top end.

Kyle Lafferty, Eros Grezda and Daniel Candeias are in as Alfredo Morelos completes a two-match ban and Glenn Middleton drops to the bench, along with Lassana Coulibaly.

So, Celtic miss the chance to go back to the top of the table and could find themselves in third if Rangers see off Hamilton at Ibrox.

Hibs stay eighth but are now just two points behind St Johnstone and Livingston.

There are just eight points covering the top eight.

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Don Robertson blows the final whistle and Easter Road erupts with a huge cheer for Hibs' second win on the bounce.

It's a third league defeat of the season for the champions, who stay below Kilmarnock and could be leapfrogged by Rangers in a couple of hours.

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The home fans are in good voice as Celtic's Mikey Johnston drags a speculative, long-range shot wide.

James Forrest pops up on the right but is soon dispossessed by a thunderous sliding tackle from Ryan Porteous.

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The home side are keeping cool heads as we enter the the last minute of regulation time.

We'll get four more minutes of stoppage time.

Oli Shaw gets a warm round of applause as he makes way for fellow striker Lewis Allan.

Shaw couldn't make it three goals in three games today but he did put in a power of work up front.

Celtic are running out of ideas as Lewis Morgan decides to hit one from 25 yards. A comfortable save for Ofir Marciano.

From all of 40 yards, Stevie Mallan lets fly with a shot that dips awkwardly in front of Celtic goalie Craig Gordon, who takes no chances as he dives to push it away.

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Dundee striker on BBC Sportsound

More nifty footwork from Mikey Johnston sets up a great chance for Lewis Morgan but he can only steer his angled shot from 10 yards wide of the far post.

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78 mins

Hibernian 2-0 Celtic

Hibs striker Oli Shaw looks a bit dazed as he slowly recovers from taking a dunt on the back of the head from Filip Benkovic.

He ambles off to the sideline but should be okay to continue.

Great feet from Mikey Johnston straight away as the Celtic sub jinks forward and slips a great ball across goal. James Forrest can't quite get there.

Celtic need two goals to earn a point here and they've just taken off their lone striker as winger Mikey Johnston takes over from Odsonne Edouard.

The club's record signing has not been at the races today.

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Dundee striker on BBC Sportsound

Florian Kamberi is full of beans as he wriggles away from two opponents on the edge of the Celtic box but his shot lacks power and Craig Gordon gathers comfortably.