Ryan Jack pokes a pass through to Alfredo Morelos on the left of the penalty area and the striker's low shot is held by Craig Gordon.

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Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

After a deft touch from Alfredo Morelos, Scott Arfield feeds Ryan Kent wide on the left. The Rangers winger darts into the box, checks back on to his right foot and fires an angled shot just wide of the far post.

Aaron McEneff tries his luck with a long-range effort but the Hearts midfielder's shot veers way off target.

The home side are on the front foot straight away, winning a couple of corners, the second of which is headed over the top by Leon Balogun.

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Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

And away we go at a noisy Ibrox for the final game of the Scottish Premiership weekend.

After a chastening Old Firm derby defeat on Wednesday, Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst tells Sky Sports: "The most important thing is to get back to winning ways. We worked hard the last few days to get back on track and make sure everything is in place today for the win."

On the return of striker Alfredo Morelos from international duty, he adds: "Of course it’s a boost, he’s been a vital player for us and when he is playing with the quality he has it is always a miss. Happy he is back. We have to do one thing today and that’s win the game."

Hearts head coach Robbie Neilson tells Sky Sports: "We know Rangers are strong but we created chances and took a point the last time we were here.

"We want to be a team that comes here and presses high, so it's important we don't just sit in."

Ryan Jack makes his first Rangers start in almost a year after a torrid time with injuries.

The midfielder, who missed out on the Euros for Scotland, looked the part in the second half against Celtic on Wednesday, adding drive and dynamism that had been missing before the break.

"I thought we dominated the game," a delighted Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou tells BBC Sportsound.

"Tom Rogic was great, he was been great all year, he's scoring and creating goals and working hard.

"We like to play a certain way. We don't want to be a team which grinds out results, we want to get the fans off their seats and have a good time.

"I am paying attention to the table. We want to be relentless, we didn't come here to shut up shop after three goals, we want to get four, five, six. We will be doing that until the end of the season until we rest or we drop to the ground."

Rangers have only lost one of their last 26 home games against Hearts in the Scottish top-flight (W19 D6), a 1-2 defeat in March 2012.

Meanwhile, Hearts have only won one of their last 14 Scottish Premiership matches versus Rangers (D3 L10), a 2-1 win in January 2020.

One of those home draws for Rangers came when Hearts last visited Ibrox in mid-October.

Craig Halkett popped up with a last-minute equaliser that day.

Hearts actually played a lot better when the sides met at Tynecastle in December but shipped two early goals in a 2-0 defeat and missed several good chances in an end-to-end thriller.

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Rangers are unbeaten in their last 31 home league matches (W28 D3), winning each of their last six and keeping a clean sheet in the last five of those.

Giovanni van Bronckhorst has significantly altered his Rangers line-up after their Old Firm humbling in midweek.

Out go Borna Barisic - who really struggled against Celtic - Glen Kamara, Amad Diallo and Kemar Roofe.

Alfredo Morelos is back from international duty and leads the home line. Scott Arfield, John Lundstram and Ryan Jack, an impressive substitute in the derby, all come in.

Marquee January addition Aaron Ramsey is in line for a debut off the bench.

There is no place in the Hearts squad for Rangers pre-contract signing, John Souttar, who has been out injured.

Ellis Simms and Andy Halliday drop out from the Edinburgh derby draw with Hibernian, to be replaced by Aaron McEneff and Alex Cochrane.

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Rangers: McGregor, Tavernier, Goldson, Balogun, Bassey, Jack, Lundstram, Aribo, Arfield, Kent, Morelos.

Substitutes: McLaughlin, Barisic, Davis, Ramsey, Kamara, Sands, Diallo, Roofe, Sakala.

Hearts: Gordon, Atkinson, Moore, Sibbick, Kingsley, Cochrane, McEneff, Baningime, Devlin, McKay, Boyce.

Substitutes: Stewart, Pollock, Ginnelly, Simms, Halliday, Woodburn, Haring, Mackay-Steven.

Now it's up to Rangers to respond.

The champions were a distant second best at Celtic Park on Wednesday and face a tricky test against Hearts, who already appear to have third place sewn up.

Team news in just a tick.

Celtic's unbeaten league run stretches to 19 games, while they have won six straight matches in all competitions since play resumed for 2022.

Celtic hit four goals at Fir Park to move four points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership.

Liel Abada got the ball rolling, with Tom Rogic adding a double before half time.

Daizen Maeda added the only goal of the second half and the visitors really could have had a few more.

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Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park

Celtic aren’t just winning. They’re winning in a manner that their supporters are lapping up and the belief is surging throughout this side as a result.

They have so many personnel options and the attitude and intent remains the same whoever is out there. It’s easy to overhype but they look like everything has come together at the perfect moment.

You could pick out a number of influential players but today Tom Rogic has been outstanding. Two goals, he could have got two more at least and unlike the past, he stays on the pitch. His impact is so high consistently.

An incredible turnaround that has Celtic in the title driving seat.

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