Cove Rangers are already three points clear at the top of the League Two table in their first ever SPFL season on 13 points after five games - and they will fancy themselves away to second bottom Brechin City.

Bottom-placed Stirling Albion are still without a single point and face Elgin City at home.

Edinburgh City will hope to keep pressure on the leaders as they host Annan Athletic.

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Hamilton Academical manager Brian Rice tells BBC Radio Scotland: "To lose an early goal against Celtic is bad going, but today I saw my players believing in what we are trying to achieve here, so I take great heart out of that today.

"We knew Celtic would have a lot of possession, but our game plan was to hang in the game for as long as possible.

"In the second half, we knew we would change the formation and try to get back in the game and we tried everything we could. But it's very hard to break Celtic down."

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Livingston manager Gary Holt is back in the dugout at Ibrox after a short stint in hospital.

He admits he had "a wee fright" after being taken to hospital when his blood levels rose to 3,000 times what they should have been.

The 46-year-old ended up with rhabdomyolysis, where skeletal muscle breaks down rapidly, after over-exerting himself in a gym session.

"I'm thankfully on the mend," Holt told BBC Scotland.

"I'll probably be back in the gym pretty soon but not just as hard, but when you go to the toilet and your urine's like red wine, it kind of gives you a wee fright."

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Kilmarnock Angelo Alessio makes one change to the side that beat St Johnstone before the international break, with Stuart Findlay coming into central defence for Alex Bruce.

New signings Stephen Hendrie, Jan Koprivec, Osman Sow and Harvey St. Clair are all on the bench for the hosts.

Hibs' Paul Heckingbottom hands a debut to new loan signing Jason Naismith at right-back and a full debut to midfielder Meker Hallberg, as he makes four changes to the side that lost 3-0 to Motherwell.

Centre-half Ryan Porteous makes his first Hibs start since picking up a knee injury in January after coming through 90 minutes for Scotland Under-21s.

Defender Tom James is back on the bench after featuring for Hibs' development squad this week, but midfielder Vykintas Slivka is out after returning from Lithuania duty with swelling on his ankle.

Celtic manager Neil Lennon tells BBC Radio Scotland: "I’m delighted, it was a really good performance, great win, clean sheet, five wins out of five.

"I can’t ask any more of the players at the moment. We got off to a great start and played brilliantly in the first half.

"It was a brilliant performance and under the circumstances a brilliant win. We dominated the game, Hamilton set their stall out to be very difficult to beat.

"We would have liked the pitch watered, but Hamilton aren’t here to please us.

"I’m absolutely thrilled with the form we are in and we are six points clear as we speak, which is a great start to the season."

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There is a top versus bottom clash in League One as surprise leaders East Fife visit Montrose - who are the only side in the league still without a win.

East Fife have won three on the bounce and are two points clear of Raith Rovers and Dumbarton - who are both at home today against Peterhead and Airdrieonians respectively.

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Motherwell manager Stephen Robinson says his side's start to the Premiership season has exceeded his expectations.

Hearts, today's foes, knocked the Steelmen out of the League Cup at Fir Park last month, but Motherwell have since recorded heavy victories over rivals Hamilton Academical and Hibernian, and have seven points from their four league games to date.

"We played too much in front of them, we had about 60% possession without penetrating them," Robinson tells BBC Scotland of the Hearts defeat.

"Hearts played well on the night, they’ve got a big, excellent squad. We can’t be too harsh on that performance, but since then we’ve been very good and I’m sure we’ll be better today."

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Are Hibs struggling because they don't have a proper defensive midfielder?

Ahead of today's clash with Kilmarnock, we took a look at their season to date and what the numbers have to say about just one win from four Scottish Premiership games.

You can read all about it here.

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Hearts manager Craig Levein says he feels "calm", despite a winless start to the league campaign. Hearts beat today's opponents to reach the League Cup quarter-finals at Fir Park last month and Levein has urged his players to deliver attacking, winning football for their expectant home fans.

"I said to the players, I think I’ve been associated with the club 23 years ago and the day I walked in the door, the same demands were put on the players as there are today. Nothing’s changed," he tells BBC Scotland.

"The supporters want to see us playing with aggression and pace, going forward and taking risks and that’s the message today – let’s try and give the supporters what they want to see.

"Uche Ikpeazu has been champing at the bit to get back in the team and I feel he plays better when Steven Maclean is in the team. He manages to give him instructions during the game, which helps."

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Hibs head coach Paul Heckingbottom tells BBC Scotland: "Killie are at home, very difficult to break down. We know we have to be patient and not get frustrated if they are keeping us out. We will get moments in the game. Obviously we want as many as possible, but it only takes one. We have to be patient and disciplined."

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Rangers manager Steven Gerrard has pitched Ryan Kent straight into the starting line-up following the winger's £7m move from Liverpool at the end of the transfer window.

Kent is one of four changes to the side that lost to Celtic, with Jon Flanagan, Glen Kamara, Ryan Jack and Jermain Defoe all dropping out. Joining Kent in the starting XI are Andy Halliday, Sheyi Ojo and Alfredo Morelos.

Livingston manager Gary Holt, back in the dugout for the first time after a health scare that led to six days in hospital, has made only two changes to the side that defeated St Mirren in their last outing.

Defender Ricki Lame and midfielder Keaghan Jacobs start at Ibrox, with Aymen Souda dropping to the bench and Alan Lithgow missing out altogether.

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County have made no less than three changes to the team that lost 3-0 to Aberdeen. In defence, Liam Fontaine comes in for Callum Morris. On-loan Celtic youngster Ewan Henderson moves straight in to midfield in place of Tom Grivosti, while Josh Mullin makes way for Harry Paton.

St Mirren manager Jim Goodwin has opted for just one change from the starting XI that lost 2-1 to Livingston before the international break. Tony Andreu has been dropped to the bench and in his place in midfield goes to Junior Morias.

Hearts are still without forward Steven Naismith, who suffered a minor muscle injury on duty with Scotland, and long-term absentee John Souttar.

Craig Levein makes three changes to the side that drew at home with Hamilton Academical. Out go Aidy White, Euan Henderson, and Conor Washington.

Midfielder Jamie Brandon and forwards Steven Maclean and Uche Ikpeazu all come in, with the towering forward making his first start since 10 August.

Motherwell make a solitary change from their 3-0 thumping of Hibernian, Devante Cole replacing Chris Long up front.

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Aberdeen's Connor McLennan shone for Scotland Under-21s during the week but only makes the bench for the game against St Johnstone.

Fit-again Shay Logan only makes the bench as well, meaning the Dons go with the same team that beat Ross County.

For St Johnstone, there are first starts for Celtic loanee Anthony Ralston at right-back and Rangers loanee Jason Holt in midfield, while striker Stevie May makes his first start since returning to the club from Aberdeen last month.

They are the only three changes in the team, with Wallace Duffy, Chris Kane, and Liam Craig dropping out - the latter misses today's game through a groin injury.

Rangers manager Steven Gerrard is pictured at Ibrox to commemorate Armed Forces Day.

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There's already been one game in the Championship this weekend, with Arbroath moving into third-place with after a 1-1 draw with Partick Thistle last night. Thistle moved off the bottom of the table courtesy of goals scored but could return today if Dunfermline Athletic get at least a point at home to Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

Caley Thistle could potentially move into second-place with a win in that fixture, while there is a top-two clash between league leaders Dundee United and Ayr United, as the visitors from Tannadice aim to maintain their 100% start to the season.

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Ross County: Laidlaw, Fraser, Fontaine, Watson, Foster, Gardyne, Henderson, Vigurs, Paton, McKay, Stewart.

Substitutes: Ruddy, Grivosti, Mullin, Graham, Spittal, Power, Chalmers.

St Mirren: Hladky, P. McGinn, Mackenzie, McLoughlin, Waters, Magennis, Flynn, Foley, McAllister, Morias, Obika.

Substitutes: Lyness, Broadfoot, MacPherson, Andreu, Durmus, Djorkaeff, Mullen.