Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland at FOY Stadium

Both sides looking to get off the mark today after losing starts to the league season last weekend. Accies were well beaten by Ross County and new signing Sam Stubbs is one of three players brought into the starting line-up by manager Brian Rice to try to improve the performance. Killie, on the other hand, were a little unfortunate not to pick up a point against Rangers. They’ve also brought in the returning Liam Millar - the only change from Sunday.

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Hamilton head coach Brian Rice makes two changes to his starting line-up as he tries to make the most of home advantage.

Johnny Hunt and Marius Ogboe drop out, with Sam Stubbs and Brian Easton coming into the side.

Kilmarnock manager Angelo Alessio looks to have opted for two up front, with Liam Millar, the on-loan Liverpool striker, coming into the side for midfielder Mohamed El Makrini, who drops to the bench.

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Craig Levein makes four changes after last week's defeat to Aberdeen- two of them are enforced. Out go the injured John Souttar and suspended Aaron Hickey, and Andrew Irving and Jake Mulraney drop to the bench. Steven Naismith made an immediate impact off the bench last week and starts, as does new signing Loic Damour who comes into midfield. Aidy White is in at left-back and Conor Washington starts up top.

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Just one change for Ross County after a superb 3-0 win against Hamilton last week on their top-flight return. Ross Draper replaces Joe Chalmers, who is absent from the squad.

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Celtic striker Leigh Griffiths tells BBC Sportsound: "It was very hot out there but the pitch was brilliant, slick. It took us 10-15 minutes to get going, but after that we controlled the game.

"Motherwell always make it difficult for you and we haven't won here in a while, but it just shows the character we have to bounce straight back from the opening goal. We didn't play as well as we could have, but still went in at half-time with the lead.

"I've still got a lot of work to do to get my fitness levels to where I want them. I'd like to think my best is still to come. Whether the manager brings another striker in is up to him but two strikers scored today and there are three of us hungry for that one spot."

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Scott Pittman almost grabs a second goal for the visitors as he receives the ball in the box, turns, skips beyond his marker and fires a shot towards goal from eight yards but Zander Clark pulls off an excellent save to parry it wide.

Motherwell manager Stephen Robinson tells BBC Sportsound: "If you make individual errors like we did for four of the five goals then you're going to get punished.

"I thought we were outstanding in the first half with our pressing and tempo but we didn't have the fitness to keep up with Celtic in the second half, so we need to get the new boys up to speed.

"We're not going to be judged on competing with Celtic and if we press teams like we did in the first half, we will win more than we lose. I'll take the positives from the first half and look to build on that."

Celtic manager Neil Lenonn tells BBC Sportsound: "I'm delighted. It was an outstanding team performance with some outstanding individual performances as well.

"My only criticism would be of the way we approached the game initially. In the first 15 minutes there were a few bad habits creeping in that we want to eradicate. We were inviting pressure we didn't need to.

"Once we solved that we were outstanding, especially to score five after the quick turnaround from Wednesday night, with five different scorers. Second half, we were magnificent. That's 12 goals in two league games - I can't ask for any more than that."

Hearts: Zlamal, Smith, Halkett, Berra, White, Clare, Damour, Walker, Washington, Naismith, Ikpeazu.

Substitutes: Doyle, Bozanic, Mulraney, Dikamona, Keena, Irving, Henderson.

Ross County: Laidlaw, Fraser, Kelly, Fontaine, Morris, Draper, Gardyne, Vigurs, Mullin, Stewart, McKay.

Substitutes: Ruddy, Grivosti, Watson, Graham, Spittal, Patos, Gallagher.

Hamilton: Fon Williams; Gogic, Stubbs, McMann; McGowan, Cunningham, Mackinnon, Alston, Easton; Smith; Oakley.

Substitutes: Southwood, Fjortoft, Hunt, Collar, Miller, Mimnaugh, Ogkmpoe.

Kilmarnock: Branescu; O'Donnell, Broadfoot, Findlay, Taylor; McKenzie, Dicker, Power, Burke; Millar, Brophy.

Substitutes: MacDonald, Bruce, Millen, Thomas, El Makrini, Cameron, Kiltie.

Tynecastle hosted the opening concert of the Edinburgh Festival eight days ago and pictures emerged of the state of the pitch after it. Hearts responded that it was in 'optimal' condition for elite football.

We'll let you make your own mind up....

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A lot of empty seats as we get started in Perth. Maybe punters are hanging about to get a glimpse of the cyclists whizzing by.

John Barnes
BBC Scotland at McDiarmid Park

This match kicks off early in order to avoid congestion in the Perth area this afternoon.

The Women’s Tour of Scotland cycling event is scheduled to pass near McDiarmid Park around 14:30, so it was decided to bring the start time forward.

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BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on Sportsound

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Tommy Wright has decided to shake things up after St Johnstone's sobering 7-0 defeat to Celtic, with three changes for today's clash with Livingston.

Central defender Wallace Duffy is dropped, along with Ross Callachan and Liam Craig in midfield. In their stead, Wright brings in Danny Swanson, Chris Kane and 18-year-old Alistair McCann.

Livingston stick with the same starting XI that earned a point at home to Motherwell last week.

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Two wins from two and 12 goals scored. Celtic are not messing about as they go for an eighth successive title.

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It really should be six for Celtic as Kristoffer Ajer scuffs an angled shot wide of the far post when a goal looked certain.

That Motherwell lead seems like a long time ago now.

Steven Thompson
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound

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