FT: Rangers (Defoe, Helander) 2-1 Motherwell (Cole)
Cole's low finish gives visitors the lead at Ibrox
Tavernier strikes the post from penalty spot after being fouled but Defoe levels moments before interval
Helander's header puts Rangers into the lead
FT: Aberdeen 0-4 Celtic (Edouard, Frimpong, Forrest, Elyounoussi)
Rangers v Motherwell (15:00)
Got five minutes to kill? Why not have a go at our Rangers v Motherwell quiz.
You have to go all the way back to 1997 for the last time the Lanarkshire side won at Ibrox, but how many of the players can you identify?
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Celtic manager Neil Lennon is understandably delighted with his team's performance.
He tells BBC Scotland: "It was a special 45 minutes off the back of a great week. I have to pay enormous credit to the players, they were outstanding.
"We were ruthless. The confidence, quality and the athleticism of the players was all in evidence today. We're in a good place at the minute. We're not getting carried away, but to come here and win as emphatically as that is very pleasing.
"It's a magnificent performance, to come here and play like that against a very good side."
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Club legend John Greig and Rangers manager Steven Gerrard lay wreaths outside Ibrox pre-match along with Motherwell officials and members of the armed forces to mark the upcoming Remembrance Day.
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Fortress Pittodrie? Not so much... Aberdeen have won just four of 13 home league games in 2019.
FT: Aberdeen 0-4 Celtic
Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageThere is personal responsibility along with the team's performance. You have to try and at least make it difficult for the opposition. That's the easy part and it just didn't happen. They accepted it, they don't get angry with each other or have comment to make when it goes wrong. They didn't try to engage.
Rangers v Motherwell (15:00)
Motherwell have earned plenty plaudits this season on their attacking play, but Stephen Robinson appears to be taking a more pragmatic approach for this afternoon's visit to Govan.
The visitors make four changes. Richard Tait, Barry Maguire, James Scott and Sherwin Seedorf don't feature after last week's 3-0 loss to Aberdeen. Bevis Mugabi, Jake Carroll, Devante Cole and Liam Donnelly come in.
On the face of it, that looks like a back five for Motherwell. Is that a gamble?
FT: Aberdeen 0-4 Celtic
The stats show the level of domination Celtic enjoyed at Pittodrie.
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Fresh from the 1-1 draw with Porto on Thursday, Rangers manager Steven Gerrard has made four changes to the team that will face Motherwell today.
Scott Arfield, Joe Aribo, Greg Stewart and Brandon Barker come in, with Glen Kamara, Ryan Jack, Ryan Kent and Alfredo Morelos dropping to the bench.
Rangers v Motherwell (15:00)
Rangers: McGregor; Tavernier, Helander, Goldson, Barisic; Arfield, Davis Aribo; Stewart, Defoe, Barker
Substitutes: Foderingham, Jack, Ojo, Kent, Halliday, Katic, Morelos
Motherwell: Gillespie; Grimshaw, Mugabi, Gallagher, Hartley, Carroll; Cole, Polworth, Campbell, Donnelly; Long
Substitutes: Carson, Tait, Seedorf, Hylton, Maguire, Ilic, Scott
FT: Aberdeen 0-4 Celtic
Celtic move three points clear of Rangers for now and have given their goal difference a healthy boost with a one-sided win.
How will the Ibrox side react? We'll find out very soon. There might be a few worried Motherwell defenders in the dressing room, with goal difference possibly the key to top spot in this tight title race.
The target for Rangers is a win by five...
FT: Aberdeen 0-4 Celtic
Be nice...
No goals in a drab second half, with Celtic coasting home. The champions open up some daylight at the top of the Premiership after a blowing Aberdeen away in the opening 45 minutes.
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Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageI don't know what is wrong with Sam Cosgrove today but he's been really ineffective. He's not got the usual strength or mobility.
Aberdeen 0-4 Celtic
Celtic stream forward and James Forrest cuts into the penalty area from the right to take aim for the far top corner. However, he gets the execution all wrong as the ball flies high and wide.
Aberdeen 0-4 Celtic
Aberdeen youngster Dean Campbell is on for the final 10 minutes, replacing Jon Gallagher.
And here comes Jonny Hayes for a return to Pittodrie. The final Celtic sub, formerly of this parish, is on for Mohamed Elyounoussi.
There's barely a murmur to acknowledge either change inside the stadium.
Aberdeen 0-4 Celtic
Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageThe Aberdeen performance has been poor, it's been dreadful. It hasn't given the fans any hope. The least you expect is a battling performance, they haven't given that today.
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Celtic open up the forlorn hosts with ease and Jeremie Frimpong pops up in the Dons penalty area to have a lash. His angled drive is too high though and doesn't trouble Joe Lewis.
Now Tom Rogic drives through the middle to let fly. Over the top again.
Aberdeen 0-4 Celtic
Andrew Considine swings in a good cross from the left and Greg Leigh gets there first but can't keep his header down. Still no efforts on target from the home side.
Aberdeen 0-4 Celtic
Vakoun Bayo is on to lead the Celtic attack, with Odsonne Edouard, scorer of the first goal today, getting a warm ovation from the happy band of travelling fans as he strolls off.
Aberdeen 0-4 Celtic
Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageCeltic are not too bothered anymore. They're almost playing at walking pace. Aberdeen are just as passive in the second half, but Celtic are not taking advantage of it.