Summary

  • FT: Celtic 4-1 Motherwell (Sinclair, Edouard 2, Burke; Ariyibi)

  • Sinclair volleys home before Edouard makes it two

  • Visitors pull a goal back as James Scott runs on to throw back to Celtic after injury

  • Edouard crashes in free-kick before Burke scores moments later

  • FT: Hamilton Academical 0-5 Rangers (Jack, Defoe, Arfield, Tavernier pen, Lafferty)

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Live Reporting

Andy Campbell

  1. Hamilton 0-0 Rangers

    James Keatings is not in the Hamilton squad today but he still found a way to be part of proceedings.

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  2. Defoe 'maybe should have done better'

    Hamilton 0-0 Rangers

    Billy Dodds
    Former Scotland striker on Sportsound

    It's a brilliant chance - I think he should go goalkeeper's right, hook shot, but he doesn't, he goes straight at the goalkeeper. It's a good save but Jermain Defoe maybe should have done better

  3. Hamilton 0-0 Rangers

    More pressure from Rangers as Scott Arfield flashes a shot over from a tight angle.

  4. GREAT SAVE!

    Hamilton 0-0 Rangers

    Best chance so far falls for Rangers as they break quickly following a Hamilton attack.

    Ryan Jack releases Jermain Defoe and he is denied by goalkeeper Gary Woods.

  5. Brian Rice 'doesn't look frightened' with attacking side

    Hamilton 0-0 Rangers

    Neil McCann
    Former Rangers winger on BBC Sportsound

    It's moving like a 4-1-3-2 for Hamilton with George Oakley and David McMillan operating up top. They're getting really narrow - they're very condensed on the pitch when it's on either side so you'll see Rangers trying to do quick switches. He doesn't look frightened Brian Rice - he's set his team up to have a go

  6. Hamilton 0-0 Rangers

    Keegan Mimnaugh, 17, is making his first Hamilton start today.

    Keegan MimnaughSNS

  7. Hamilton 0-0 Rangers

    A really important clearing header for Hamilton from Aaron McGowan to deal with Glen Kamara's cross as Connor Goldson tried to get on the end of it for Rangers.

  8. Hamilton 0-0 Rangers

    Now Rangers threaten with Scott Arfield sending a low shot into the grasp of goalkeeper Gary Woods.

  9. Minmaugh 'everything I want this club to be about' - Rice

    Hamilton 0-0 Rangers

    Hamilton boss Brian Rice has handed a full debut to 17-year old Reegan Mimnaugh.

    "I’ve watched him closely in training and he’s everything I want this club to be about – composed on the ball, not afraid to make passes, not afraid to make mistakes, life, energy," Rice told BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound.

    "Most of all he’s in the team on merit. I watched him at Easter Road, he made a few mistakes, it didn’t phase him.

    "A player I have high hopes for."

    Brian RiceSNS

  10. Hamilton 0-0 Rangers

    First effort of the day is wide from Hamilton's George Oakley.

  11. KICK-OFF

    Hamilton 0-0 Rangers

    Rangers get the game started with Scott Arfield kicking off.

  12. Hamilton v Rangers (12:15)

    There's a minute's silence before kick-off following the death of a young Hamilton supporter.

    Rangers and Hamilton observe a minute's silenceSNS

  13. Kamara's quick start surprised us - Gerrard

    Hamilton v Rangers (12:15)

    Glen Kamara's fast start as a Rangers player has surprised manager Steven Gerrard after little game time.

    "He’d missed a lot of football before he came - we knew he was a top player but he’s surprised us with the condition and shape he’s in," Gerrard told BT Sport.

    "That’s why he’s stayed in the team because he’s been strong in his last two performances."

    Gerrard added that the 5-0 midweek win over Kilmarnock was pleasing to him because of the support provided to Alfredo Morelos - and the manager is looking for the same today even without the suspended striker.

    "Alfredo got all the headlines because he got the goals but the pleasing thing for me was the support he got," added Gerrard. "The support and the service in the final third, a couple of his goals were just tap-ins because of the quality we got from the wide areas.

    "We know we’ll have a lot of the ball today. The onus is on us when we get into the final third, can we build on that quality we got against Kilmarnock and provide the same?"

    Steven GerrardSNS

  14. Listen to Sportsound

    Hamilton v Rangers (12:15), Celtic v Motherwell (15:00)

    As well as today's text commentary, you can listen to BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound commentary of today's matches.

    BBC micSNS

  15. Hamilton v Rangers (12:15)

    Jermain Defoe makes his eighth appearance since joining Rangers in January and he has three goals so far.

    Jermain DefoeSNS

  16. Saturday recap

    There were three more top-flight games yesterday with wins for Aberdeen over St Johnstone and Livingston against Kilmarnock, while bottom side St Mirren fought back to draw with Hearts.

    The Dons now trail Rangers by two points and the Buddies are within four points of Hamilton and Dundee.

    Graeme Shinnie celebratesSNS

    Graeme Shinnie scored both of Aberdeen's goals in the 2-0 defeat of St Johnstone

  17. Hibs get weekend off to a bang

    As mentioned earlier, Hibs are sixth after beating Dundee 4-2 on Friday evening in the first of this weekend's Scottish Premiership matches.

  18. Rice out to protect home record

    Hamilton v Rangers (12:15)

    Brian Rice is unbeaten in his two home matches so far as Hamilton boss.

    Darian MacKinnon secured Rice's side a 1-1 draw with Dundee earlier this month before George Oakley netted twice in a 2-1 win over St Johnstone.

    Brian Rice and Darian MacKinnonSNS

    Rice (left) after his first game in charge

  19. No Morelos for Rangers

    Hamilton v Rangers (12:15)

    Alfredo Morelos returned from suspension on Wednesday evening to score four of Rangers' five goals in the Scottish Cup replay win over Kilmarnock. He misses out today with Jermain Defoe starting in attack for Rangers.

  20. Mimnaugh in for Hamilton, three changes for Rangers

    Hamilton v Rangers (12:15)

    Reegan Mimnaugh replaces Alex Gogic in the Hamilton side, with Gogic on the bench.

    Allan McGregor returns from suspension in goal for Rangers while Andy Halliday is in at left-back with keeper Wes Foderingham and Borna Barisic dropping to the bench. Jermain Defoe replaces the suspended Alfredo Morelos in attack.