Uh-oh. Christopher Jullien is in pain as Nicke Kabamba catches him on the back of the leg with a sliding challenge.

The Celtic defender, just back from a lengthy period out through injury, is getting some treatment and it looks like he's going to be okay.

David Turnbull links up with Odsonne Edouard again and the Celtic striker's first-time shot from 15 yards flashes just wide.

Greg Taylor gets in behind the visiting defence but the ball is getting away from him as he lunges after it. Keeper Danny Rogers comes sliding out to make sure there is no danger and there may be contact between the two, but it's certainly not the penalty the Celtic full-back is asking for.

David Turnbull collects a return pass from Odsonne Edouard and drives forward before shooting high and wide from 20 yards.

Nicke Kabamba gave the Celtic defence a torrid time at Rugby Park earlier this season and the big striker is once again chasing everything down, not giving Shane Duffy or Christopher any time to settle on the ball.

Mohamed Elyounoussi tries to spin his way in behind the packed Killie defence but out comes Danny Rogers to gather at the Celtic attacker's feet.

David Turnbull swings in a free kick from the left and Christopher Jullien must think he's scored as he flicks on the header in front of goal but Danny Rogers pulls off a fantastic save to tip the ball over the top.

Kilmarnock have settled in pretty well, slowing things down and getting plenty of touches on the ball.

Danny Rogers is under pressure from Christopher Jullien as the Kilmarnock keeper pushes away a corner. The ball falls the way of Shane Duffy but overhead kicks probably aren't the big Irishman's thing and his effort flies well wide.

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Referee Don Robertson signals the start of the final Premiership match of the weekend.

Kilmarnock manager Alex Dyer aims to exploit Celtic's recent vulnerabilities this afternoon.

"We have to be at our best to beat Celtic but it's a good time to be here and we want to capitalise on what they're going through," he tells BBC Sportsound.

"Every time I've been here they've been on a high, top of the league and buzzing, so this is our opportunity to do something."

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Former Livingston manager on BBC Radio Scotland

Celtic manager Neil Lennon says his fringe players have "earned the right" to stay in the team with their Europa League performances.

"They gave us a much-needed boost in energy and deserve to play again," Lennon tells BBC Sportsound.

"David Turnbull was outstanding, Conor Hazard looked a very accomplished goalkeeper and Ismaila Soro had a great game.

"It was difficult leaving out the likes of Scott Brown, Tom Rogic and Ryan Christie, but the others have earned the right play.

"We have catching up to do and performances to put in. We got a boost on Thursday against a very good side and want to carry that on today."

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Are Celtic showing green shoots of recovery after a drastic slump?

Having claimed a first win in five games with Europa League success over Lille in midweek, attention turns back to the domestic stage.

Rangers' win at Tannadice leaves the champions 16 points adrift, so how will they respond?

Neil Lennon's side have stumbled to back-to-back league draws, and dropped points in four of their last five outings. Victory today is surely a must to revive fading title hopes.

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Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Scotland cap Stuart Findlay returns to the Kilmarnock defence after suspension, slotting in for Clevid Dikamona who serves his own ban after his red card last weekend against Hamilton.

Rory McKenzie is preferred in attack to Eamonn Brophy as Alex Dyer's side seek to end a run of successive Premiership away defeats.

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Under-pressure Celtic boss Neil Lennon goes with the bulk of the line-up that gave him a much-needed win against Lille on Thursday.

Goalkeeper Conor Hazard and midfielders David Turnbull and Ismaila Soro keep their places after impressing on rare starts, while Gregor Taylor takes over from Diego Laxalt at left-back and Patryk Klimala makes way for Odsonne Edouard up top.

Winger Mikey Johnston, 21, is in the matchday squad for the first time this season after returning from long-term injury.

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Rangers captain James Tavernier told Sky Sports of his delight at scoring and setting up the winner.

"I enjoyed that," he says of his goal. "Twenty goals was my target for the season and I've already equalled my record of 17.

"We defended well, but we are disappointed at losing that goal," he says. "It was a good finish, but we want to keep those clean sheets and we are just happy to get the three points."

The right-back is already looking ahead to a midweek League Cup quarter-final and adds: "Every game is crucial, every game is a cup final for us and we concentrate on St Mirren now."

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Rangers manager Steven Gerrard does not think Alfredo Morelos should have been shown a red card for his elbow on Mark Connolly in the first half at Tannadice.

He admits he has not seen the incident again but believes it deserved no more than a yellow at the time.

As for the striker's disappointment at being substituted after another game without a goal, he tells Sky Sports: "He is maybe lacking a bit of confidence, but as long he keeps working hard and getting chances, he will be scoring again."

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Dundee United manager Micky Mellon on whether Alfredo Morelos should have been sent off: I wouldn't want any other manager trying to get my players sent off. That's for other people.

"I'm just concentrating on Dundee United and us trying to get better. We're 17 games into this level and we're a developing group who will keep getting better. We'll attract good players in bring through some excellent talents from our academy."