Jordan Jones is denied by a great save from Zander Clark.

The St Mirren winger curls an effort in from the left which is expertly tipped wide by the visiting 'keeper.

It's been a nightmare start for Hibs and it appears to be getting much worse.

Paul McGinn is trying, and failing, to walk off an injury and is signalling to manager Shaun Maloney that he wants to come off.

January deadline day signing Sylvester Jasper comes on in his place.

Aberdeen make a mess of clearing a ball into their box and Reo Hatate hooks a leg at it.

The midfielder scuffs the shot though and it's easy for Gary Woods in the home goal.

A couple of early chances for St Mirren as Alex Greive has a shot from the edge of the box which is wide, then Greg Kiltie blasts into the side-netting.

Scott Arfield really should have make it 2-0 to Rangers.

A cross finds him unmarked right in front of goal but he somehow misses the target.

Full-on blizzard in Dingwall now.

The ball has spent most of the time in air so far but that is suiting Livingston.

Some good pressure from the away side results in Alan Forrest cutting inside and stinging the hands of Ross Laidlaw.

The home side look up for this.

Stephen Glass said his side would respond and they're nipping into tackles and putting the league leaders under pressure.

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Hearts 0-0 Dundee

Liam Boyce takes one right in the dish after team-mate Andy Halliday fires in a shot for Hearts. No hard feelings, clearly, with Boyce laughing it off.

Moments later, Dundee goalkeeper Ian Lawlor drops a Halliday cross but no-one is there to capitalise, allowing the keeper to gather.

Ryan Kent tumbles after a clumsy challenge from Paul McGinn.

Sean Goss cracks the crossbar with a rocket! Motherwell launch a ball towards the Dundee United box, Goss gathers and his 20-yard strike thunders off the frame of the goal after beating a surprised Benjamin Siegrist.

Motherwell then go close from a free-kick that lands on the top of the net.

A flying start!

And away we go across the country...

Snow tumbling down in Dingwall.

After Saturday's defeat at Livingston, Aberdeen boss Stephen Glass is expecting a response from his side.

"Anytime they've been questioned, they've responded well," he tells BBC Sportsound. "The whole group responds to the big games.

"Celtic pose a different challenge to a lot of teams in the league. We're focussed and looking forward to it."

Reflecting on his side's win at Pittodrie back in October, Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou has been highlighting the importance of the victory.

"We hadn't [away] won for a while," he tells BBC Sportsound. "Whenever you get into that situation there's always a narrative around it. It was a good day for our supporters as well.

"We're coming here expecting Aberdeen to be at their best. Every away game has it's potential pitfalls, but when we play our football we are a hard team to stop."

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Aberdeen have only won one of their last 22 league meetings with Celtic (D3 L18) and the Dons have yet to win a Premiership game in 2022, picking up just one point from away games against three teams below them in the table following a rousing home draw with Rangers.

Pittodrie form offers a glimmer of hope, with three successive victories before that share of the spoils with the champions.

Alfredo Morelos marked his return to Rangers in style, scoring twice and laying on an assist as Hearts were demolished at Ibrox on Sunday. He also played a significant part in the other two goals.

The Colombia striker will fancy his chances again this evening since he's scored more league goals against Hibs than any other side; eight in 15 games.

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Hearts were on the wrong end of five-goal drubbing at Ibrox at the weekend, while Dundee scored their first league goal of the year but surrendered a lead to lose at home to Ross County.

The bottom-of-the-league visitors have only won once on the road this season but did pick up a point at Tynecastle in October.

The Jambos will be hoping for a return to winning ways at home, where they have collected 27 points from a possible 39 so far.

Tony Watt facing his former club is one of the main talking points at Tannadice, so will the forward get off the mark for United this evening?

The hosts have gone three games without a goal and only St Johnstone have scored fewer this season.

Motherwell haven't won a Premiership game in 2022 (2D 3L) but still they remain fourth as the teams behind continue to falter.

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