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Dundee United v Rangers (12:00)
It's been more than eight years since these two met in a league match at Tannadice.
On 17 March 2012, United were 2-1 winners, with goals from Keith Watson and Jon Daly.
Image source, SNSDundee United came out on top in the last top flight meeting with Rangers at Tannadice
Celtic v Kilmarnock (15:00)
Celtic gave themselves a much-needed shot in the arm with a 3-2 win over Lille on Thursday for a first home win in six attempts.
The champions simply cannot afford to lose any more ground on Rangers or their bid for 10-in-a-row will be up in smoke before Christmas.
Will under-pressure manager Neil Lennon stick with the fringe players who impressed against the French side or bring back some of his more established stars?
Image source, SNSDundee United v Rangers (12:00)
Rangers return to more familiar lines after resting some key men for Thursday's Europa League win away to Lech Poznan.
James Tavernier, Ryan Kent, Allan McGregor, Steven Davis and Alfredo Morelos are back, along with Scott Arfield.
Dundee United v Rangers (12:00)
Dundee United are still affected by Covid-19 self-isolation but wing-back Jamie Robson returns and takes over from Dylon Powers in the only change from last weekend's loss at Livingston.
Top-scorer Nicky Clark, Paul McMullan and Luke Bolton remain missing from the home squad.
Dundee United v Rangers (12:00)
Dundee United: Siegrist, Connolly, Reynolds, Edwards, L Smith, Fuchs, Harkes, Sporle, Robson, Shankland, McNulty.
Substitutes: Deniz, Powers, Appere, Neilson, Watson, Hutchinson, Duffy, K Smith, Malcolm.
Rangers: McGregor, Tavernier, Goldson, Balogun, Barisic, Davis, Kamara, Arfield, Kent, Roofe, Morelos.
Substitutes: McLaughlin, Bassey, Helander, Patterson, Zungu, Aribo, Hagi, Defoe, Itten.
Welcome to another Sunday double-helping from the Scottish Premiership.
Following good midweek results in Europe, Rangers and Celtic return their focus to the title race.
If Steven Gerrard's men continue their winning streak at Tannadice today, Celtic will be looking at a whopping 16-point deficit before they kick-off against Kilmarnock.
The champions currently occupy third place, one point behind Hibs, although they have played three games fewer than the Edinburgh side.
Image source, BBC Sport