What a chance for Celtic's Scott Sinclair. The forward gets the ball in the box just to the left of the goal, gets his shot away, but it's well blocked by the legs of goalkeeper Mark Gillespie.

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BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park

Motherwell may have expected Celtic to come out all guns blazing after defeat at Easter Road but it did not materialise.

The visitors have been allowed to settle, maintain shape and organisation to keep Celtic at arms length for the most part.

Only Olivier Ntcham has created a genuine chance which he was unfortunate to see deflect narrowly wide. The midfielder is playing quite advanced, tucked in behind Odsonne Edouard with Callum McGregor sitting deep.

Motherwell will be content with this so far.

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Celtic are playing some nice stuff at the moment... up until the final third. Anthony Ralston again finds space on the right after some very neat passing, but his high cross evades everyone.

It's all a bit cat and mouse at the moment, with Rangers sitting back waiting for a mistake to pounce on.

Hibs remain patient but it's rather slow and deliberate as they switch play from flank to flank.

No goalmouth action to speak of yet...

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Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Celtic midfielder Olivier Ntcham does a couple of step-overs on the edge of the box and unleashes a low shot, but it whistles past the post.

Ofir Marciano trudges off disconsolately and Adam Bogdan is on for Hibs... Bogdan has played most of the matches this season, so should have his eye in.

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Ofir Marciano has just got his place back in the Hibs team but the keeper looks to be in trouble as he points to his calf after gathering a cross ball.

Will the hosts need a change in between the sticks?

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Motherwell striker Curtis Main chases down a ball over the top, Craig Gordon comes charging out and misses it completely, but the keeper's blushes are spared as it trundles out for a goal kick.

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Former Rangers, Wigan & Scotland midfielder on BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound

Stevie Mallan is sloppy in possession and Rangers are quick to spring an attack. Eros Grezda has a go from distance but it's any easy save for Ofir Marciano.

Anthony Ralston makes an immediate impact on his first start of the season as he drives into the box and fires the ball across goal, but there are no takers for Celtic.

Florian Kamberi finds himself in lots of space as he approaches the Rangers penalty area. The striker tries to curl a low shot into the corner but Allan McGregor is able to watch it slip wide.

Well, that's over a minute played and Hibs haven't scored yet. The home side are behind the standards they set on Sunday... Both sides are pinging the ball around at a brisk pace.

And we're away at Celtic Park, just about there at Easter Road...

With Aberdeen trouncing Dundee last night for a third successive victory, there is just one point covering the top four going into this evening's matches.

Rangers went top at the start of December by beating Hearts then stumbled against Aberdeen and Dundee. Can they stick around a bit longer this time?

It looked like Celtic had sent out a resounding message when they destroyed Kilmarnock to go back to the summit but then they were given the runaround by Hibs.

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Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park

Celtic’s margin for error seems to be getting squeezed ever so slightly as they close in on the halfway point of the league campaign.

That’s down to away form that has derived just three wins from nine. It is a startling statistic given Brendan Rodgers’ side have yet to travel to Ibrox or Pittodrie.

Conversely, it has been business as usual at home with a 100% record. The champions will see it as essential to maintain that tonight.

Motherwell arrive with a shot at extending their comfort zone over 10th placed Hamilton and arrive off the back of a very positive outcome against an in-form St Johnstone.

They can also take confidence from a late leveller when these two sides met at Fir Park a fortnight ago.

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers is ready to put Sunday's defeat to Hibernian firmly behind him.

"It happens, when you fall over, you get up and go again," he tells BBC Sportsound. "It's a perfect night for us against a good side who will make it hard for us but our aim is to get three points."

Rodgers added Anthony Ralston coming in will allow his team to play in a more familiar formation.

"He gives us that balance at right-back. He's obviously not featured for a while but trained very well and he's played in the reserve games and he's well over the injury that curtailed him for a little while."

On the tight title race... "Our players have set a standard that I think has made the other teams react and look to improve. The competition is great, but you can only focus on yourself. There's a very long way to go, we've got four games in 13 days and we want to finish off very positively."

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Motherwell manager Stephen Robinson tells BBC Sportsound: "Any game here is always a difficult occasion. But we come confident. We had a very good performance against an in-form St Johnstone.

"In the last eight games we’ve won four and drawn one. We’re in decent form. We’ve had a few bad results along the way that have maybe disguised how good we’ve been."

Explaining his five changes after a great result, he adds: "I’ve got a squad in which all the players deserve to play. We’ve got three games in a week. The changes I’ve made are positive changes.

"People try and come and sit in but they wear you down. It’s about being positive at the right times and being disciplined. A good team like Celtic can pick you off.

"We have to be at the top of our game. The goalkeeper has to have a good night and you need a little bit of fortune along the way."

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Manager Steven Gerrard is urging his team to be ruthless in their approach as they take on Hibernian for the first time this season.

He told RangersTV: "We need to be a bit more clinical in the final part of the pitch and really put them teams away, ideally as early as possible so we can look to the coming games and try and protect people.

"There was a lot about the performance [against Hamilton] we liked but certainly things jumping out at us that we need to improve on. The three points were the most important thing.

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