Thanks for your company on this thrilling Sunday double-header of Scottish Premiership action.

Don't forget to tune in to the BBC Scotland channel at 19:15 tonight for Sportscene to catch all the weekend highlights.

And have your remote at the ready for a frame-by-frame analysis so you can decide how many goals - if any - Vakoun Bayo actually scored today.

Hearts skipper Christopher Berra is doing his utmost to rain on Vakoun Bayo's parade.

Berra says Bayo's opener was actually an OG by himself and that the Celtic striker's second was another own goal, this time from Craig Halkett.

Berra said: "Yeah, it was a cross and from a yard just bounced up and hit me. We should have deal with it better overall, but I couldn't get out the way. We've scored two own goals today.

"We need to be more consistent in our performances from back to front. We know we have a lot of work to do."

More from Craig Levein, who says: "This team are nearly there but we need a little more from everybody.

"We did lose the ball in front of defence for the goal so that’s obviously quite frustrating. We restricted Celtic to playing a lot of the time in big diagonals and snuffed out their short passes and movement so I thought we were really good in that department.

"But it’s all down to goals and if we do give Celtic goals then they’ll beat us."

Hearts manager Craig Levein tells BBC Sportsound: "I’ve got complaints about quite a few things today. Celtic don’t need any help scoring goals and I think we gifted them a couple, definitely the first and second. The frustrating thing for me is that they had about five chances and scored three goals.

"The first one is a Christophe Berra own goal and Craig Halkett scored the third goal and he said he got his toe on it which is an own goal as well. In between times we gave the ball away.

"I’ve got to look at ourselves and it’s difficult because there were a lot of positives today and a lot of good performances but my overriding theme is that there was a lot of frustration."

Hearts have now taken just two points from the last 30 available in the Scottish top flight. It's a dismal record that will do nothing to ease the pressure on head coach Craig Levein. We'll hear his thoughts shortly...

Next up for Lennon and Celtic is Thursday's Europa League play-off second leg away to Swedish champions AIK.

The Celtic boss, whose side have a 2-0 advantage, said: "We have a job to do, it's a great start to a big week for us. We had a great performance against AIK and we're hoping for more of the same on Thursday.

"We've got goals in us, as we've proved this season, and we're hoping one goal for us on the night might swing it."

Celtic manager Neil Lennon tells BBC Sportsound: "I'm thrilled, it was an absolutely brilliant performance.

"It was a slow burner for Vakoun Bayo at the start, but once he got up to speed he was excellent. Good strength and his forte is getting across defenders. His second goal was brilliant and he can be delighted with his debut - we all are.

"I'm really disappointed with the penalty decision - if anything it was a foul on Christopher Jullien before the ball breaks to Sean Clare."

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer

A memorable first Celtic start for Vakoun Bayo whose two goals inspired the hosts to a comfortable victory.

The champions motored clear in the second half, with a cracking Callum McGregor strike and Bayo's second before Conor Washington claimed a consolation.

Celtic top the table with three wins from three, while Hearts sit second bottom with one point.

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Four minutes of added time ticking away and Hearts striker Uche Ikpeazu has his name taken for hauling down Callum McGregor.

Slack play from Nir Bitton gives Hearts a late chance to make it a frantic finale. Aidy White sets up Uche Ikpeazu but Fraser Forster makes the save. Neil Lennon is a picture of anger on the touchline at his side's late slackness.

Neil McCann
Former Scotland and Rangers winger on BBC Sportsound

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Shortly before Hearts' goal, Celtic striker Vakoun Bayo goes off to a standing ovation as Leigh Griffiths is given a run-out up front.

Scott Brown is penalised for a foul on Hearts' Sean Clare.

Vakoun Bayo is inches away from a hat-trick, sending a far-post header against the post after great wing play and delivery from James Forrest. Moments earlier it took a last-ditch tackle from Christophe Berra to nick the ball off Bayo's toe as he tried to race clear.

Entertaining bit of handbags between Celtic skipper Scott Brown and Uche Ikpeazu as they grapple in midfield. The Hearts striker showing a fighting spirit noticeably lacking in his team's pretty abject performance.

An ominous sign for a bedraggled visiting side as Celtic replace Olivier Ntcham with exciting young winger Mikey Johnston. Hearts boss Craig Levein also makes a change, Uche Ikpeazu on for Loic Damour.