Striker Lyndon Dykes returns for Livingston after serving a ban he picked up in the last meeting with Rangers. He replaces the injured Chris Erskine, who has been suffering from a pelvic injury.

Tunisian winger Aymen Souda steps into the starting XI to replace Scott Robinson.

It would appear to be an attacking line-up from manager Gary Holt.

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Rangers assistant Gary McAllister said yesterday that he and Steven Gerrard learned their lesson from last season - making too many changes - and only in-form veteran Steven Davis and winger Brandon Barker drop out, with Glen Kamara and Scott Arfield returning to the midfield.

It's been another emotional day for Rangers and their fans ahead of tonight's visit to Livingston.

The funeral has been held in Glasgow for former Rangers and Netherlands defender Fernando Ricksen, who died last week at the age of 43 after battling motor neurone disease since 2013.

Celtic: Gordon, Frimpong, Elhamed, Ajer, Hayes, Ntcham, McGregor, Morgan, Rogic, Elyounoussi, Bayo.

Substitutes: Forster, Hendry, Bolingoli, Brown, Sinclair, Forrest, Edouard.

Partick Thistle: Fox, Williamson, O'Ware, McGinty, Penrice, Robson, Gordon, Bannigan, Palmer, Cardle, Miller.

Substitutes: Sneddon, Hall, Cole, Mansell, De Vita, Kakay, Saunders.

Livingston: Stewart, Devlin, Guthrie, Lamie, McMillan, Jacobs, Bartley, Crawford, Lawless, Souda & Dykes.

Substitutes: Sarkic, Pepe, Lawson, Sibbald, Robinson, Stobbs, Tiffoney.

Rangers: McGregor, Tavernier, Goldson, Helander, Barisic, Jack, Kamara, Aribo, Arfield, Ojo, Morelos.

Substitutes: Foderingham, Katic, Halliday, King, Davis, Stewart, Defoe.

Heart of Midlothian: Pereira, Smith, Berra, Halkett, Hickey, Mulraney, Whelan, Damour, Meshino, MacLean, Ikpeazu.

Substitutes: Doyle, Bozanic, Clare, Dikamona, Keena, Morrison, Irving.

Aberdeen: Lewis, Logan, Considine, Devlin, Leigh, Ferguson, Campbell, McLennan, Hedges, Wilson, Cosgrove.

Substitutes: Cerny, Vyner, Gallagher, McGinn, Anderson, Main, E. Ross.

There is a kind of symmetry afoot as Ian McCall heads to Celtic Park in charge of Partick Thistle for the second time in his career.

Almost a year to the day ago, the 54-year-old's Ayr United were the only side outside of the top flight to play in the quarter-finals.

Following Monday's switch to Firhill after the sacking of Gary Caldwell, he finds himself in the same position.

He will be hoping to avoid the kind of 4-0 thumping the Honest Men received at the hands of another Glasgow side, Rangers, at Ibrox.

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Sportsound, introduced by Richard Gordon, is up and running on BBC Radio Scotland 810MW.

The build-up is followed by Open All Mics from around the four grounds.

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In recent seasons, the League Cup quarter-finals have been staggered during midweek, but this time they come on one potentially thrilling evening.

All four kick-off in just under an hour.

You're forgiven if you feel a sense of deja vu when looking at tonight's Scottish League Cup quarter-final fixtures.

Five of the eight sides are the same as exactly the same time and stage last year, with only one Championship side again interrupting the Premiership dominance.

With Hearts facing Aberdeen, there is, though, no chance of the same four semi-finalists emerging this time round.

Stay with us to find out who makes it as we bring you the build-up, live coverage and post-match reaction from all four games on the BBC Sport website and BBC Radio Scotland MW.

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